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- 47HLB100
Please read through before installation. Please read safety guidelines leaflet.
What's in the pack?
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Key
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1. Switch with pulse indicator
2. Optional solar panel mount
3. Hanging mount
4. Wall/post hanging fixtures
5. Case locking clips
6. Alternative stand mount
7. D-cell battery holder
8. Earth and fence connection terminals
9. 12v input terminals (or solar panel)
10. Earth and fence leads
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Summary of Contents for Hotline 47HLB100
- Page 1 Installation guide - 47HLB100 Please read through before installation. Please read safety guidelines leaflet. What’s in the pack? 1. Switch with pulse indicator 2. Optional solar panel mount 3. Hanging mount 4. Wall/post hanging fixtures 5. Case locking clips 6. Alternative stand mount 7.
- Page 2 Connecting it all together The energiser can be operated from two internal D-Cell batteries (3v) or from an external 12v battery (battery input lead purchased seperatley. - part number 47BL1 Lead connection Connect the earth and fence leads to the earth and fence connections on the base of the energiser.
- Page 3 Connection to the fence Fence connection Connect the lead with the red croc clip to the fence & the green croc clip to the ground rod (unit is shown mounted on a 47ES2 earth stake). Turning on and off Press the switch on the front of the energizer.
- Page 4 Trouble shooting You should have a minimum of 3kv on your fence line to be effective. In principle, electric fencing is a simple concept. If your energizer is working then there can only be two other places to look - your fence line or ground system. Checking the energizer Sound and sight - Most energisers emit an audible tick caused by the firing of the output transformer.
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