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short-circuit at the reduced fence output will hardly affect the maximum out-
put, but a defect at the maximum output will additionally lower the reduced
output. Only the reduced fence output is shown on the display (LED 4-9)
given the connection of two fences.
Earthing:
Good earthing of the fence is extremely important for trouble-free operation
and optimum performance of the energizer; therefore it should be earthed at
a preferably moist and overgrown location.
If the ground is dry and the fence is long, an additional earth conductor with
intermediate earths (every 50 m) should be installed along the fence.
Installation with 230V/110V:
Insert the energizer's mains plug into the power socket.
CAUTION!
The energizer has an AUTO-ON function. As such, the energizer
starts following connection to the mains network.
3. Commissioning
Commissioning - Power supply units:
Device starts automatically once it is connected to the power supply After 1
second, you will hear a rhythmic even ticking of the pulses; the device is in
operation.
The energizer transmits pulses to the fence and the LED display lights up.
The fact of the status LEDs not lighting up points to a defect in the power
supply
Checking the earthing ( N200, N300 ):
Provoke a short-circuit by driving a metal rod into the ground against the
pasture fence wire (not plastic) about 50 m away from the pasture fencer.
The pasture fencer should now result in the lighting up of only a maximum 1
LED (moist ground) or of a maximum 2 LEDs (dry ground) (Fig. 5 LED 9 and
8). If this is not the case, then raise the number and / or length of the earth-
ing posts.
4. Energizer Operating Description
Fence voltage indicator
The 6 LEDs (LED4 - LED9) indicate the fence output voltage in 1000V steps. The indicator builds up from the left.
For herding security purposes at least 3 LEDs (3000V) should light up otherwise the voltage is too low.
Possible causes:
● With fence: Marked growth at fence, poor insulators, short-circuit at metal posts, or fence too long
● Without fence: Device is defective, see Service
5. Maintenance
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Do note that temperature and measurement deviation may cause these figures to vary.
Caution!
When using a solar system
Only carry out a battery or rechargeable battery test at start of the day ( no solar power supplied - cover panel )
6. Disassembly, Dismantling, Storage and Transport
Disassembly, Dismantling
Before starting disassembly:
● Switch off energizer
● Disconnect entire energy supply from the energizer.
● Remove operating/auxiliary materials and any remaining working materials and dispose of in an environmentally-compati-
ble manner.
Then properly clean sub-assemblies and parts and disassemble them in taking account of the local industrial safety &
environmental protection provisions in force.
Storage, Transport
Ensure that the energizer is both stored and transported only when switched off.
NOTE!
Ensure that rechargeable batteries are stored in ventilated and dry rooms.
7. Faults and Repairs
WARNING!
Repairs may only be carried out by qualified persons.
Only the spare parts prescribed by the manufacturer may be used.
Subject to technical alterations!
The CONTROL LED (LED1) lights up green when the energizer is working trouble-free. If the LED lights red, there is a fault.
Table 14
Faults
Display
Herding voltage too low
Not all LEDs of the fence voltage indicator light up green
N100_N200_N300
Corrective action
Set the Normal mode
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