| Function | Specifications | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Short-Circuit Alarm |
Alarm triggered when any two adjacent alloy wires are shorted | *Adjacent alloy wires |
Open-Circuit Alarm |
Alarm triggered when any alloy wire on the wall is cut/open | *Any single alloy wire |
Communication Failure |
Alarm when the connection between the pulse fence energizer and the central keypad controller is interrupted | *Keypad communication-failure alarm must be enabled |
Tamper Alarm |
The integrated-shell pulse fence energizer currently has no tamper alarm function | *Can be arranged at the rain-proof box |
Cut-Proof Alarm |
When the loop distance on the wall is shortened, a cut-proof alarm is issued. **Optional function** | Case Center |
Touch Alarm |
Alarm triggered when alloy wires on the wall are touched by a human body. **Optional function** | *This is a customized function! |
Function Description |
Functions:The most common electronic fence functions are open-circuit and short-circuit alarms; customized functions must be stated when ordering and re-quoted! Installation guidance:We can provide technical personnel for on-site installation guidance; the resulting travel expenses are borne by the customer (buyer). Price composition:The overall electronic fence price includes main materials, auxiliary materials, labor, tax, construction sundries and more; the unit cost of each project varies. |
Customer requirements and on-site environment difficulty are the direct factors affecting the overall unit cost (*m/USD) of the electronic fence. The electronic fence is not directly calculated per meter, but the perimeter length in meters must be known before the configuration quantity can be determined! |
Network Communication |
The most popular and common communication method for electronic fences — simple and easy to commission. | |
485 Communication |
Common in pulse electronic fences and widely used; bidirectional 485 communication ensures efficient reception and transmission of forward and reverse commands. | |
Pulse Parameters |
1. High-voltage output peak: 4.5KV~10KV 2. Low-voltage output peak: 700~1000V 3. Pulse current peak: <10A 4. Pulse duration: ≤0.1s 5. Pulse interval: 1s 6. Max charge per single pulse: 2.5mC 7. Max energy per single pulse: ≤5.0J |
National standard parameters for electronic fences |
Zone Length |
The zone length of an electronic fence is generally set per user requirements and on-site environment (more zones mean more pulse energizers, higher overall cost and higher unit cost!) 1. The longer a single zone, the lower the unit cost (*USD/m), but alarm location is harder and farther to trace; 2. The shorter a single zone, the higher the unit cost (*USD/m), but alarm location is easier to identify |
Zone length should preferably not exceed 100m |
Zone Definition |
Electronic fence zone: the protected area of the electronic fence. Measured by the wall length; one zone represents one alarm signal! | *The number of zones directly affects the overall cost |
| Type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Single/Dual Energizer |
Single-zone energizer: manages only one zone; dual-zone energizer: manages left and right zones | Meets different site needs |
Power Supply |
AC180V-240V 50Hz | Power adapter included with delivery |
Working Environment |
Temperature: -30℃~50℃ Humidity: ≤95% | |
Dimensions |
300*220*124mm | |
Energizer Weight |
About 3KG | |
System Power Consumption |
<5W | |
Pulse Interval |
1s | |
Transformer Power |
DC18~24V |

Customer Communication

Site Survey

Factory Configuration

Overall Quotation

Contract Signing

Orderly Construction

Function Commissioning

Delivery & Operation
Site drawings: e.g., CAD, floor plans, photos, PDF, etc.
Low-voltage wiring: understand the on-site line environment, choose the communication method, and grasp construction difficulty
Site length: the electronic fence quotation list needs the wall length to configure most materials
Customer opinions: verbal and written requirements are key to smooth project acceptance
Zone requirements: the zone length directly affects the overall cost and the difficulty of security management
Linkage requirements: some customers require video linkage with surveillance to view electronic fence alarms
Other information: e.g., an existing electronic fence bill of materials, etc.
Technical guidance: free remote installation guidance via WeChat and phone
On-site guidance: on-site installation guidance available; travel expenses borne by the buyer
User handover: ensure the user understands the electronic fence operation flow upon delivery
Energizer maintenance: our electronic fence electrical equipment carries a (original-factory warranty) two-year repair policy
Fence maintenance: installed fence accessories are not under warranty; permanent cost-based maintenance is provided
Renewal maintenance: an annual maintenance contract can be signed with us; equipment faults from the device itself are repaired or replaced free of charge
Upgrade maintenance: product upgrades are not within the free replacement scope; users need to purchase anew

Electronic fence main materials: 35%
Low-voltage construction accessories: 20%
Construction labor: 33%
Tax cost: 10%
Other expenses: 2%

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