NEXON electric fence tester, 1–10 kV
69.78 EUR
NEXON electric fence tester with precise measurement between 1–10kV. Ideal for checking energizers, detecting faults, and testing grounding systems.
NEXON electric fence tester, 1–10 kV
The NEXON electric fence tester is designed for quickly checking voltage levels in electric fence systems. It allows the fence to be inspected directly in the field, with the detected voltage level indicated by a series of indicator lights.
The tester can be used to check electric fence energizer operation, identify voltage losses and locate problems such as broken polywire or wire and excessive vegetation contact.
It can also be used when checking the grounding system, helping to diagnose problems that may affect overall electric fence performance.
Main features
Tester for electric fence systems
Measuring range: 1–10 kV
Visual indicator lights for detected voltage levels
Allows quick checking of electric fence energizer operation
Helps identify voltage losses
Useful for locating broken polywire or wire
Can help identify voltage losses caused by vegetation
Can be used when checking the grounding system
Suitable for quick field inspections
Technical specifications
Brand | NEXON |
Product type | Electric fence tester |
Measuring range | 1–10 kV |
Display type | Voltage-level indicator lights |
Recommended use
The NEXON tester is suitable for routine electric fence inspections and for quickly identifying common faults in the installation.
Checking voltage at different points along the fence
Checking electric fence energizer operation
Identifying sections with reduced voltage
Locating broken polywire or wire
Identifying voltage losses caused by vegetation
Checking the grounding system
In many electric fence applications, approximately 6–10 kV indicates a high voltage level in the system. The voltage actually required may vary depending on animal species, fence length and configuration, vegetation and overall system condition.
Important
This tester indicates voltage levels using indicator lights and should not be confused with a digital electric fence tester that displays an exact numerical voltage value.
Use a device designed for the high-voltage pulses generated by electric fence systems. Do not check fence operation by directly touching the conductor.
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