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High Voltage Electric Fence Connection and Burial Wire - 200 Ft.
High Voltage Connection and Burial Wire provides a flexible, protected connection for electric fence systems where power needs to travel between the fence charger and fence or beneath gates and other areas where standard fence wire is not suitable. This 200-foot roll is designed for high-voltage electric fencing and can be used to carry electrical power between fence components while helping protect the conductor from punctures and moisture.
The wire features a double-coated construction designed to shield electrical current up to 20,000 volts. Its stranded construction keeps the wire flexible for routing around fence posts, gates, corners, and other areas where rigid wire would be difficult to install. An inner polyester shield helps deter punctures, while the outer rubber coating provides protection against moisture.
High-Voltage Wire for Electric Fence Connections
Electric fence systems often require more than the energized fence wire itself. Connection wire is used to carry the electrical pulse from the fence charger to the fence and to make connections between separate sections of an electric fence. High-voltage burial wire is especially useful when the connection needs to pass under a gate or through an area where exposed fence wire could be damaged.
This high-voltage connection wire provides an insulated path between the charger and fence system. It can also be used to bring electrical power under gates and connect individual fence strands. The 200-foot roll provides substantial length for larger installations or for keeping additional connection wire available for future fence modifications and repairs.
Electric Fence Burial Wire for Gates and Underground Connections
When an electric fence crosses a gate opening, the connection wire can be routed beneath the gate rather than leaving an energized wire exposed where vehicles, livestock, equipment, or people may encounter it. Burial wire provides a protected way to carry the electrical connection from one side of the gate to the other when installed appropriately for the application.
The flexible construction also makes this wire useful for routing connections around fence structures and other areas where the electrical connection needs to follow a less direct path. Always install high-voltage fence wiring according to applicable electrical and fencing requirements and the recommendations for the specific fence energizer being used.
Double-Coated Construction for Outdoor Electric Fencing
Outdoor electric fence wiring can be exposed to moisture, soil, physical contact, and other conditions that can damage an inadequately protected conductor. This wire uses two protective layers to provide additional protection for high-voltage fence connections.
The inner polyester shield helps deter punctures, while the outer rubber coating helps resist moisture. Together, these layers provide a protected connection wire designed for demanding outdoor electric fence applications.
Flexible Stranded Electric Fence Wire
The stranded construction gives this high-voltage wire the flexibility needed for practical fence installation. Flexible wire is easier to route through tight areas, around posts, and along gate structures than a rigid conductor. This can simplify installation when the fence charger is located some distance from the section of fence being energized.
The wire can be used with compatible high-voltage fence connectors and clamps. The product information recommends R-79 Wire Connectors or R-9 Wire Clamps for making connections to the fence system.
Up to 20,000 Volt High-Voltage Protection
This connection wire is designed to shield electrical current up to 20,000 volts, making it appropriate for high-voltage electric fence applications. The protective coating is intended to help isolate the electrical conductor while providing a durable exterior for routing the connection through an outdoor fencing system.
When selecting connection wire for an electric fence, it is important to use wire specifically intended for the voltage and application of the fence energizer. High-voltage connection wire helps maintain the electrical path between the charger and the energized fence while providing insulation from surrounding materials.
Common Electric Fence Applications
- Connecting an electric fence charger to the fence
- Running high-voltage power beneath gates
- Connecting separate electric fence strands
- Routing fence charger connections through protected areas
- Underground or buried electric fence connections
- Electric livestock fencing
- Pasture and perimeter fencing systems
- Electric fence installation, repair, and modification
200-Foot Roll for Larger Fence Installations
The 200-foot roll provides a convenient length for installations that require extended connections between the fence energizer and fence line or between separate sections of fencing. Having a full roll available can also be useful when modifying an existing electric fence, relocating a charger, adding a gate, or replacing damaged connection wire.
Because the wire is flexible, it can be routed where needed without requiring the same handling considerations associated with rigid conductors. The protected construction makes it particularly useful for connections that need additional protection from the outdoor environment.
High Voltage Connection Wire Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | High-voltage electric fence connection and burial wire |
| Roll Length | 200 feet |
| Voltage Protection | Up to 20,000 volts |
| Construction | Double coated |
| Wire Design | Stranded for flexibility |
| Inner Protection | Polyester shield |
| Outer Protection | Rubber coating |
| Moisture Protection | Outer rubber coating helps deter moisture |
| Recommended Connectors | R-79 Wire Connectors or R-9 Wire Clamps |
Electric Fence Wire for Livestock and Pasture Systems
High-voltage connection wire is an important component when an electric fence energizer cannot be connected directly to the fence with standard exposed fence wire. It provides a protected electrical path that can be routed to gates, fence strands, and other sections of the installation.
This 200-foot roll is suitable for a range of livestock and pasture fencing applications, including cattle, horses, sheep, goats, and other electric fence systems. The flexible stranded design makes it practical for installation around fence structures, while the double-coated construction provides additional protection for high-voltage connections.
Reliable Connections for Electric Fence Installation
Proper connections are essential to maintaining a continuous electrical path throughout an electric fence. High-voltage connection and burial wire helps connect the energizer and fence while providing insulation and protection where the connection needs to be routed away from exposed fence conductors.
For electric fence installations requiring a long, flexible, insulated connection, the 200-foot High Voltage Connection and Burial Wire provides a practical solution. Its stranded construction, inner polyester shield, outer rubber coating, and high-voltage protection make it well suited for connecting fence chargers, crossing gate openings, and linking sections of an electric fencing system.