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Components Included
1 - 2' GROUND ROD
Diagram 1
Installation Step 1
Installing the ground system:
The ground system is a highly conductive ground rod (or ground rods depending on your
soil condition) driven into the soil and then connected to the ground terminal of your fence
energizer. The ground system collects electrons from the soil to complete the circuit needed
for delivery of effective shock. An improperly installed ground system will limit or prevent
the fence line from delivering an effective shock.
1. Locate an area of soil for placing ground rod (or rods) that contains good conductive
earth (not rocky or sandy). Soil that is moist throughout the year is best. The ground
system should be located within 75 feet of your fence energizer and at least 25 feet from
buildings.
2. Locate ground system a minimum of 75 feet away from utility company (electric, gas,
water) ground systems, underground water pipes, metal water tanks and buildings with
metal siding.
3. Drive the provided ground rod into the ground leaving enough exposed to connect the
provided ground clamp. Depending on your soil condition additional ground rods may be
required. Use similar material to the provided ground rod.
Diagram 2. Ground Rod System
Locate ground system a
minimum of 75 feet
away from utility
company ground
systems and buildings
with metal siding
10 FENCE POSTS
3
1 GROUND
ROD CLAMP
ELECTRIC
FENCE WIRE
MIN.
75
FEET
210'
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