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Harvest the sun’s energy for your fencing needs with the Zareba 10 mile solar electric fence charger. This energizer delivers the containment power you need without worrying about dead batteries or electrical outlet connections. Use this 0.15 joule output solar energizer to keep short-haired animals properly contained inside their fencing. This fence charger is for use in moderate vegetation conditions. Battery is included. Once this battery is fully charged by its solar panel, your energizer can operate up to 2 weeks with no sun. The amount of fence line that your Zareba charger can operate depends on several factors, including the type of fence line youﾡﾯre choosing. Steel wire, for example, carries power further along the fence line than poly fencing. While the 15 mile solar charger can cut through some mild weeds, it is a good idea to keep the fence line clear as much as possible. Vegetation, weeds, and fallen tree branches may limit the distance electricity can be carried along a fence line. Ensure your fence is working to the best of its ability by regularly walking the fence line to check for disturbances. Solar energy powers your electric fence charger. To prepare your charger for use, switch the on/off button to the ﾡﾰonﾡﾱ position and allow it to receive 48 hours of sunlight. From there, your charger is ready for use. Place it anywhere along your fence line ﾨC its durable case should protect it from harsh weather. The Zareba 10 mile solar electric fence charger features a ﾡﾰFence Okﾡﾱ indicator light. When your system is powered on, charging and properly activated, this light will flash. Connecting your fence is simple with the easy-grip knobs on your 10 mile solar Zareba charger. Attach the fenceﾡﾯs ground wire to the post with the green knob and the live hot wire to the red knob. Remember to turn your charger off before making any connecting wire adjustments and then turn it back on so it continues to gather solar energy. Knobs are located under the charger to
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