Gallagher M5800i Mode d'emploi

FENCE ENERGIZER

M5800i / M10000i

Instructions

Installatie instucties

Notice d’installation

Betriebsanleitung

Monteringsvejledning

Instrucciones

Instruções

Monteringsinstrucktioner

Istruzioni per l’installazione

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Gallagher Group Limited

181 Kahikatea Drive, Private Bag 3026

Hamilton, New Zealand

www.gallagher.com

Gallagher M5800i/M10000i Mains Powered Energizer User Manual

3E3446 - Edi on 10 - February 2021

DISCLAIMER: Whilst every eﬀ ort has been made to ensure accuracy,

neither Gallagher Group Limited nor any employee of the company

shall be liable on any ground whatsoever to any party in respect of

decisions or ac ons they may make as a result of using this informa on.

In accordance with the Gallagher policy of con nuing development,

design and speciﬁ ca ons are subject to change without no ce.

Developed and manufactured by Gallagher Group Limited, and ISO

9001 2000 Cer ﬁ ed Supplier.

Contents

English

Important Informa on ...............................................................................................................5

How the Energizer works ..........................................................................................................8

Installa on Guide .......................................................................................................................9

Understanding Your Energizer .................................................................................................12

Understanding Your Energizer Controller ................................................................................13

Accessories .............................................................................................................................. 19

Troubleshoo ng .......................................................................................................................20

Waste Electrical And Electronic Equipment .............................................................................20

Nederlands

Belangrijke informa e .............................................................................................................21

Hoe het schrikdraadapparaat werkt ....................................................................................... 24

Handleiding voor installa e .....................................................................................................25

Begrijp uw schrikdraadapparaat ..............................................................................................28

Begrijp het bedieningspaneel .................................................................................................. 29

Accessoires ..............................................................................................................................36

Oplossen van problemen .........................................................................................................37

Afgedankte elektrische en elektronische apparaten ...............................................................37

Français

Informa on importante ...........................................................................................................38

Comment fonc onne l’électriﬁ cateur ......................................................................................41

Guide d’installa on ..................................................................................................................42

Comprendre le fonc onnement de l’électriﬁ cateur ................................................................45

Comprendre le fonc onnement du contrôleur de votre électriﬁ cateur..................................46

Accessoires ..............................................................................................................................53

Résolu on de problèmes .........................................................................................................54

Déchets d’équipements électriques et électroniques .............................................................54

Deutsch

Wich ge Informa onen ...........................................................................................................55

Funk onsweise des Elektrozaungerätes .................................................................................. 58

Installa onsanLeitung ..............................................................................................................59

Funk onsweise Ihres Elektrozaungerätes ................................................................................62

Funk onsweise der Steuereinheit Ihres Elektrozaungerätes ...................................................63

Zubehör ...................................................................................................................................70

Fehlersuche ............................................................................................................................. 71

Elektrische und elektronische Abfallprodukte .........................................................................71

Dansk

Vig g Informa on ....................................................................................................................72

Spændingsgiverens virkemåde ...............................................................................................75

Installa onsvejledning .............................................................................................................76

Ed 10

Forstå din spændingsgiver .......................................................................................................79

Forstå kontrolleren  l din spændingsgiver ..............................................................................80

Tilbehør ...................................................................................................................................86

Fejlﬁ nding ................................................................................................................................ 87

Aﬀ ald af elektrisk og elektronisk udstyr ..................................................................................87

Español

Información Importante ..........................................................................................................88

Cómo funciona el energizador ................................................................................................91

Guía de instalación .................................................................................................................92

En enda Su Energizador .......................................................................................................... 95

En enda su Controlador .......................................................................................................... 96

Accesorios ..............................................................................................................................102

Resolución de problemas ......................................................................................................103

Desecho de componentes y equipos electrónicos ................................................................103

Português

Informações importantes ......................................................................................................104

Como o Energizador funciona................................................................................................107

Guia de Instalação .................................................................................................................108

Conhecendo seu Energizador ................................................................................................111

Conhecendo o seu Controlador de Energizador ....................................................................112

Acessórios .................................................................................................................... ..........118

Solução de Problemas ...........................................................................................................119

Descarte de Equipamentos Elétricos e Eletrônicos ................................................................119

Svenska

Vik g informa on ..................................................................................................................120

Så här fungerar aggregatet ................................................................................................... 123

Installa onsguide...................................................................................................................124

Lär dig förstå aggregat ...........................................................................................................127

Lär dig förstå aggregatkontrollenhet .....................................................................................128

Tillbehör................................................................................................................................. 134

Felsökning ..............................................................................................................................135

Avfall elektrisk och elektronisk utrustning .............................................................................135

Italiano

Informazioni Importan ........................................................................................................136

Come funziona l’ele riﬁ catore .............................................................................................139

Guida all’installazione ............................................................................................................140

Conoscere L’ele riﬁ catore ....................................................................................................143

Conoscere il monitor di controllo dell’ele riﬁ catore ............................................................ 144

Accessori ..................................................................................................................... ...........151

Risoluzione dei problemi .......................................................................................................152

Ro amazione a rezzature Ele riche od Ele roniche ...........................................................152

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Important Informa on

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

WARNING: Read all instruc ons. Save these instruc ons.

• Warning: The appliance is not intended for use by young

children or inﬁ rm persons without supervision.

• Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not

play with the appliance.

• Regularly inspect the supply cord, cables, wires and energizer

for any damage. If found damaged in any way, immediately

cease use of the energizer and return it to a Gallagher

Authorised Service Centre for repair in order to avoid a hazard.

• Energizer must be installed in a shelter and the supply cord

must not be handled when the ambient temperature is below

+5 deg C.

• It is recommended that, in all areas where there is a likely presence of unsupervised children who will be

unaware of the dangers of electric fencing, that a suitably rated current limi ng device having a resistance

of not less than 500 ohms be connected between the energizer and the electric fence in this area.

• Check your local council for speciﬁ c regula ons.

• Fence wiring should be installed well away from any telephone or telegraph line or radio aerial.

• Well maintained electric fences kept clear of vegeta on with high quality insula on are extremely unlikely

to cause ﬁ res. In  mes of extreme ﬁ re risk, disconnect energizer.

• Do not mount in places exposed to heat sources (e.g. a sun heated metal wall).

• Refer servicing to a Gallagher Authorised Service Centre.

• Do not connect two Energizers to the same earth system.

• If connected to a mains power circuit that doesn’t have a Residual Current Device (RCD), then a plug-in RCD

should always be used.

• Ensure the Energizer is fully protected from rain, condensa on and other sources of moisture.

• Ensure the Energizer has adequate ven la on.

• Energizers with a Standby mode may turn on or oﬀ without warning. The energizer must be disconnected

from the mains supply if it needs to be rendered fully inopera ve.

• Electric animal fences and their ancillary equipment shall be installed,operated and maintained so that they

cause no electrical hazard to persons, animals or their surroundings.

• Do NOT become entangled in the fence. Avoid electric fence construc ons that are likely to lead to the

entanglement of animals or persons.

• WARNING - INSTALLERS/USERS SHOULD NOTE:

Avoid contac ng the fence with the head, mouth, neck or torso.

Do not climb over, through or under a mul -wire electric fence.

Use a gate or a specially designed crossing point.

• An electric animal fence shall not be supplied from two separate energizers or from independent fence

circuits of the same energizer.

• For any two separate electric animal fences, each supplied from a separate energizer independently  med,

the distance between the wires of the two electric animal fences shall be at least 2.5m. If this gap is to be

closed, this shall be eﬀ ected by means of electrically non-conduc ve material or an isolated metal barrier.

• Barbed wire or razor wire shall not be electriﬁ ed by an energizer.

• A non-electriﬁ ed fence incorpora ng barbed wire or razor wire may be used to support one or more

oﬀ -set electriﬁ ed wires of an electric animal fence. The suppor ng devices for the electriﬁ ed wires shall

be constructed so as to ensure that these wires are posi oned at a minimum distance of 150 mm from the

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Important Informa on

ver cal plane of the non-electriﬁ ed wires. The barbed wire and razor wire shall be earthed at regular

intervals.

• Follow the energizer manufacturer’s recommenda ons regarding earthing.

• The energizer earth electrode should penetrate the ground to a depth of at least 1 m (3  ) and not be

within 10 m (33  ) of any power, telecommunica ons or other system.

• Use high voltage lead-out cable in buildings to eﬀ ec vely insulate from the earthed structural parts

of the building and where soil could corrode exposed galvanized wire. Do not use household electrical

cable.

• Connec ng leads that are run underground shall be run in conduit of insula ng material or else insulated

high voltage lead-out cable shall be used. Care must be taken to avoid damage to the connec ng leads

due to the eﬀ ects of animal hooves or tractor wheels sinking into the ground.

• Connec ng leads shall not be installed in the same conduit as the mains supply wiring, communica on

cables or data cables.

• Connec ng leads and electric animal fence wires shall not cross above overhead power or

communica on lines.

• Crossings with overhead power lines shall be avoided wherever possible. If such a crossing cannot be

avoided it shall be made underneath the power line and as nearly as possible at right angles to it.

• If connec ng leads and electric animal fence wires are installed near an overhead power line, the

clearances shall not be less than those shown in the table following.

Minimum clearances from power lines for electric animal fences

Power line Voltage V Clearance m

Less than or equal to 1 000 3

Greater than 1 000 and less than or equal to 33 000 4

Greater than 33 000 8

• If connec ng leads and electric animal fence wires are installed near an overhead power line, their height

above the ground shall not exceed 3 m

This height applies either side of the orthogonal projec on of the outermost conductors of the power

line on the ground surface, for a distance of:

- 2 m for power lines opera ng at a nominal voltage not exceeding 1 000 V;

- 15 m for power lines opera ng at a nominal voltage exceeding 1 000 V.

• Electric animal fences intended for deterring birds, household pet containment or training animals such

as cows need only be supplied from low output energizers to obtain sa sfactory and safe performance.

• In electric animal fences intended for deterring birds from roos ng on buildings, no electric fence wire

shall be connected to the energizer earth electrode. A warning sign shall be ﬁ  ed to every point where

persons may gain ready access to the conductors.

• Where an electric animal fence crosses a public pathway, a non-electriﬁ ed gate shall be incorporated

in the electric animal fence at that point or a crossing by means of s les shall be provided. At any such

crossing, the adjacent electriﬁ ed wires shall carry warning signs.

• Any part of an electric animal fence that is installed along a public road or pathway shall be iden ﬁ ed

by electric fence warning signs (G6020) at regular intervals that

are securely fastened to the fence posts or ﬁ rmly clamped to the

fence wires.

• The size of the warning sign shall be at least 100mm x 200mm.

• The background colour of both sides of the warning sign shall

be yellow. The inscrip on on the sign shall be black and shall be

either:

- the substance of “CAUTION: Electric Fence” or,

-the symbol shown:

• The inscrip on shall be indelible, inscribed on both sides of the

warning sign and have a height of at least 25mm.

• Ensure that all mains operated, ancillary equipment connected to the electric animal fence circuit

provides a degree of isola on between the fence circuit and the supply mains equivalent to that provided

by the energizer.

• Protec on from the weather shall be provided for the ancillary equipment unless this equipment is

cer ﬁ ed by the manufacturer as being suitable for use outdoors, and is of a type with a minimum degree

of protec on IPX4.

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Important Informa on

This energizer complies with interna onal safety regula ons and is manufactured to interna onal standards.

Gallagher reserves the right to make changes without no ce to any product speciﬁ ca on to improve reliability,

func on or design. E & OE.

The author thanks the Interna onal Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) for permission to reproduce Informa on from

its Interna onal Publica on 60335-2-76 ed.2.0 (2002). All such extracts are copyright of IEC, Geneva, Switzerland.

placement and context in which the extracts and contents are reproduced by the author, nor is IEC in any way

responsible for the other content or accuracy therein.

SERVICE OF DOUBLE-INSULATED APPLIANCES

In a double-insulated controller, two systems of insula on are provided instead of grounding. No equipment

grounding means is provided in the supply cord of a double-insulated controller, nor should a means for

equipment grounding be added to the controller. Servicing a double-insulated controller requires extreme

care and knowledge of the system, and should be done only by qualiﬁ ed service personnel. Replacement parts

of a double insulated controller must be iden cal to the parts they replace. A double insulated controller is

marked with the words “DOUBLE INSULATION” or “DOUBLE INSULATED”. The symbol for double insula on

may also be marked on the appliance.

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HOW THE ENERGIZER WORKS

The energizer sends electrical pulses along the fence line, about one second apart.

These pulses give the animal a short, sharp, but safe shock. The shock doesn’t harm

the animal. It is suﬃ ciently memorable that the animal never forgets the shock, and

will avoid the fence.

Practical Hints

• Check your local ordinance on fencing laws: local laws may require a permit

before use.

• Check the fence periodically. Remove any fallen branches, weeds or shrubs

because these will cause the fence to short out and will reduce animal control.

• All animals need  me to learn to respect the fence. It may take several days to

train the animal and the fence may require minor adjustments.

• Animals that are prone to jumping may be diﬃ cult to conﬁ ne. You may need to

try diﬀ erent fence heights to determine the best height.

• Use top quality insulators: low quality or cracked insulators and plas c tubing

are not recommended because they will cause shor ng.

• Use joint clamps on all steel wire connec ons to ensure a high quality circuit.

• This energizer must be earthed using galvanised metal earth stakes to ensure

the electric fence works correctly.

• Double Insulated Cable should be used in buildings, under gateways and where

soil could corrode exposed galvanised wire. Never use household electrical

cable. It is made for a maximum of 600 volts and will leak electricity.

• On permanent power fencing, use high tensile 12.5 gauge (2.5 mm) wire.

Note: Approvals & Standards - FCC

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A

digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

provide reasonable protec on against harmful interference when the equipment

is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses and can

radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with

the instruc on manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communica ons.

Opera on of this equipment in a residen al area is likely to cause harmful

interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his

own expense.

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INSTALLATION GUIDE

Energizer Controller

Mount the controller on a ﬂ at surface within

3m (10 ) of the energizer, or up to 50m

(160 ) if using an RJ-12 extension cable*. The

controller is suitable for indoor and outdoor

use. Alterna vely, the bracket at the back of the

controller can be extended to allow it to stand

on a desk or bench.

a) Remove the black bezel surround from the controller allowing access to the 4

moun ng holes in each corner. The 4 moun ng screws are located on the back

surface of the controller.

b) Using the template on the back page as a drilling guide, drill 4 x 2.5mm (7/64”)

holes (A,B,C & D) at least 35mm (1.4”) deep.

c) Fix the screws provided into the wall through the moun ng holes in each

corner. Place the black bezel on the controller.

d) Route the controller cable to the energizer and plug it into the data connector

on the back cover.

Step 1. Install the Energizer

Mount the energizer on a wall, under cover

and out of reach of children. Install where

there is no risk of the energizer incurring ﬁ re or

mechanical damage and if possible away from

heavy electrical equipment eg. pumps or other

items that may cause electrical interference.

a) Using the separate template, drill 2 x 3.2mm (1/8”)

holes (E & F) or (G & H).

b) Fix the screws provided into the wall leaving the head

of the screw about 12mm (1/2”) out from the wall.

c) Place the energizer over and slide down onto the

moun ng screws.

d) Remove orange terminal cover to expose Fence, Earth

and Reference Earth terminals.

* To achieve greater distances up to 200m, a lower resistance cable is required.

b

a

12mm

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Step 2. Install the Earth system

Buildings and gates for example, can become electriﬁ ed with fence voltages if the

energizer is improperly earthed.

Follow earthing instruc ons carefully.

a) Install galvanised earth stakes into damp soil where possible:

M5800i - at least 12 x 2.1m (7 ),

M10000i - at least 20 x 2.1m (7 ).

In dry condi ons or in low mineral content soil more earth stakes may be

required. Earth stakes must be at least 3m (10 ) apart and at least 10m (33 )

away from any mains cabling, telephone cabling, water pipes or building earth.

Do not connect the earth terminal to any building metal work or framing.

b) To a ach the earth cable:

1. Using Underground Cable (G627) remove 5cm (2”) of plas c coa ng from

one end of the cable wire and connect to the green ( ) terminal on the

energizer.

2. A ach the cable to the earth system by removing 10cm (4”) of insula on

from the cable at each Earth Stake (G879) and then clamp the exposed

wire to each stake using an Earth Clamp (G876).

3. Tighten the clamp.

For further instruc ons on the earth (ground) system see the Gallagher Power

Fence™ Manual.

Note: Poor grounding can cause interference on telephone lines, radios and

televisions. This can be recognised by a clicking sound on telephones.

Reference Earth

An addi onal earth stake is required to measure the earth system performance.

a) Install a single galvanised stake (G878 / G879) at least 60cm (2 ) long, at least

10m (33 ) from the main energizer earth system and at least 10m (33 ) from

any mains cabling, telephone cabling, water pipes or building earth.

b) Using Underground Cable (G627) connect the reference earth stake to the

black ( ) terminal on the energizer.

M5800i

RED

GREEN

BLACK

To Fence

To Earth System

To Reference Earth

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Step 3. Connect the fence

a) Connect the energizer’s red output ( ) terminal to the fence using

Underground Cable (G627). Remove 5cm (2”) of plas c coa ng from one end

of the cable. Unscrew the red (FENCE) terminal and insert the wire through the

terminal slot. Screw the terminal closed, ensuring the wire is ﬁ rmly clamped.

b) A ach the other end of the cable to the fence using a Joint Clamp (G603).

For instruc ons on fence installa on see the Gallagher Power Fence™ Manual or go

to www.gallagher.com.

Step 4. Turn the Energizer On

a) Plug the energizer into a power outlet and switch ON.

b) Check that the Power On LED on the front of the energizer is green.

c) Re-a ach the orange terminal cover.

IMPORTANT: Readings will change as the fence condi ons change. This is the

Energizer monitoring the fence and Energizer performance. Read the sec on

“Understanding your Energizer Controller” (p.13) for a complete understanding of

the display and alarms.

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UNDERSTANDING YOUR ENERGIZER

Power On LED

Green when the

energizer is powered

Fence Fault LED

Flashing red when the

energizer has detected a

fence fault. Solid red when

there is a sudden increase

in fence load.

Wire to Energizer

Controller

The connector for the

energizer controller is on the

back cover. This is also the

connector for the op onal

Gallagher SMS Energizer

Controller and Alarm System.

Earth Terminal

Connects to the

earth system

Earth Reference

Terminal

Connects to a separate

earth stake

Fence Terminal

Connects to the fence

wires

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UNDERSTANDING YOUR ENERGIZER CONTROLLER

Current Display

Shows the amount of load on the

energizer / fence zones

Voltage Display

Shows energizer / earth / fence zones voltage

Status LED

Provides quick

indica on of the

fence status

Zone

Indicators

Displays which

energizer / earth

/ fence zones are

opera ng and if

they are in alarm

Se ngs bu ons

Change alarm levels and

energizer output voltage

Standby bu on

Turns the energizer pulses

on and oﬀ

Naviga on Bu ons

View energizer / earth /

fence zones to see zone

performance

Quickscan

Bargraph

Gives fast visual

indica on of fence

voltage

Zone Indica on

Arrow

Highlights which

energizer / earth /

fence zone is being

shown on the main

display

Status LED

Green The energizer and fence are opera ng normally

Red The energizer has detected a fault. Check the LCD screen to

determine where the problem is.

Flashing Red The energizer output voltage is low.

Quickscan Bargraph

The Quickscan bargraph gives quick visual indica on of the energizer output voltage.

Each bar illuminated represents approximately 1KV output.

Green Segments Your fence is performing well. No a en on is required.

Yellow Segments Your fence is under some load but is s ll delivering an

eﬀ ec ve shock.

Red Segments Your fence is under heavy load and requires maintenance.

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Current Display

The output current indicates how hard your energizer is working. When your fence

is in good condi on this reading will be low, typically under 15 Amps. As the load

on the fence increases the current will rise and output voltage will fall. The output

current will typically change with fence condi ons, seasonal grass growth and wet

weather. A high output current, typically over 40 Amps indicates there is a very high

load or short circuit on the fence.

Voltage Display

Output voltage is an indica on of how eﬀ ec ve the shock is on your fence. It is

generally recommended to have 3KV or above on the fence at any  me. If the output

voltage is too low there will not be enough voltage to ‘break’ through the animals

hide and deliver an eﬀ ec ve shock.

Zone Indicators

The zone indicators show what zones are ac ve on the fence system. The Energizer

zone ( ) and Earth zone ( ) are always available. Zones 1 – 6 can be added by

installing a combina on of up to 6 Fence Monitors or Alarm Systems. See Accessories

(p.19).

Naviga on Bu ons

The naviga on bu ons allow you to view the performance of diﬀ erent areas of your

fence system. By pressing (<) or (>) you can scroll through the zone indicators to

view fence or earth voltage. The zone you are looking at is highlighted by the zone

indica on arrow ( ).

Standby Bu on

Pressing the standby bu on turns the energizer pulses on or oﬀ .

Se ngs Bu ons

The se ngs bu ons allow you to adjust the alarm levels and output voltage of the

energizer. Pressing the setup bu on ( ) turns oﬀ the energizer pulses and enters

setup mode. If no further bu ons are pressed within 10 seconds the energizer

automa cally exits setup mode and starts pulsing as normal.

Other Icons

The controller may occasionally display other icons for your informa on.

Energizer over-temperature. The energizer has detected that its internal

temperature is too high to operate safely, has automa cally slowed its pulse

rate down and may shut down un l the temperature has decreased.

Se ngs mode. The user has entered the controller setup mode.

Standby mode. The energizer has been placed into standby and has stopped

pulsing. Press the standby bu on to resume normal opera on.

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Using The Energizer Controller

Energizer Output and Alarms

The energizer output is the default screen display mode. The zone indicator arrow

is highligh ng the energizer zone ( ) and the energizer output voltage is 7.3KV in

this case.

The quickscan bargraph display is also indica ng an output voltage of over 7KV.

Controller showing the energizer opera ng normally

Voltage Alarm

If the energizer output voltage falls below the alarm level (default 3KV) then the

status LED will ﬂ ash red and the energizer zone indicator will become highlighted.

Controller showing the energizer in output alarm

Status LED

ﬂ ashes red

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Current Alarm

The factory default se ng is current alarm disabled (shown by --). To improve

your ability to ﬁ nd faults before your fence becomes ineﬀ ec ve (voltage too low),

Gallagher recommend se ng the current alarm 10A above normal opera on.

Many events can cause the current to increase, including rainfall, grass growth,

broken fences and failed insulators. If the current goes above the alarm level you

have set, then the Energizer icon ( ) will ﬂ ash and the status LED will ﬂ ash red.

Controller showing the energizer in current alarm

Status LED

ﬂ ashes red

Adjus ng / Turning Oﬀ Alarms

a) Press the setup bu on ( ).

b) Press the naviga on bu ons (< or >) to move the zone indica on arrow ( )

over the desired zone, which will ﬂ ash when selected.

c) Press (- or +) to adjust the zone alarm level.

d) To disable an alarm press (-) un l the display shows (- -).

e) To exit, press the setup bu on ( ) or wait 10 seconds.

Controller showing the default energizer alarm setup with

current disabled and voltage at 3.0KV

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HANDY HINT

Earth System Voltage and Alarm

View the earth system performance by pressing the naviga on bu ons (< or >) while

the energizer is opera ng un l the zone indica on arrow ( ) is highligh ng the

earth zone ( ). The earth voltage will be displayed if a reference earth stake is

installed. If there is no reference earth it will display 0.0KV. If the earth voltage rises

above the earth alarm level (default 0.5KV) the status LED will ﬂ ash red, the earth

zone indicator will be highlighted and the internal buzzer will sound on the energizer.

The buzzer can be muted by pressing any key on the controller.

See Adjus ng / Turning Oﬀ Alarms (p.16) to adjust or turn oﬀ the earth system alarm.

Tes ng the earth system

a) Turn the energizer oﬀ . At least 40m (130 ) along the fence line drive a steel

stake into damp soil and connect it to the fence wire.

b) Turn the energizer on and wait 30 seconds. Check the earth system voltage

using the naviga on keys. The earth voltage should be 0.2 – 0.3KV or less. If

it is higher add earth stakes un l 0.2-0.3KV is achieved. In dry condi ons or

areas with low mineral content soil an earth return system may be required as

described in the Gallagher Power Fence™ Manual or visit www.gallagher.com.

Quick Reference

Display Descrip on Solu on

Normal ac ve zone Record zone current and voltage as a

reference.

Flashing zone.

Current alarm

Current is too high. Reduce the loading on your

fence by ﬁ xing faults or increase the current

alarm level.

Reverse icon.

Voltage alarm

Voltage is too low and may not be an eﬀ ec ve

deterrent. Immediately ﬁ nd the fault on the

fence.

Flashing reverse

icon. Current and

Voltage Alarm

The voltage is too low and may not be an

eﬀ ec ve deterrent. The current is above the

alarm limit represen ng more power loss.

A card is included with your energizer to allow you to record fence voltage and

current. Do this when your fence is opera ng well and store the card by the

energizer. This will greatly assist with fault ﬁ nding.

HANDY HINT

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Fence Zone 1–6

View the Fence Zone performances by pressing the naviga on bu ons (< or >) un l

the zone indica on arrow is highligh ng the desired fence zone (1–6). The fence

zones voltage, current and alarm informa on is displayed in the same way as the

Energizer output informa on. See Energizer Output and Alarms sec on (p.15).

To adjust or turn oﬀ the fence zone alarms, see Adjus ng/Turning Oﬀ Alarms sec on

(p.16).

Low Ba ery

When viewing a zone, if the ba ery icon is displayed, then the zone device needs a

ba ery replacement.

Controller showing the output voltage being adjusted

Adjus ng the energizer output voltage

a) Press the setup bu on ( ) to enter setup mode and use the naviga on

bu ons (< or >) to highlight the quickscan bargraph display (it will start

ﬂ ashing).

b) Press (+ or -) to adjust the output voltage up or down. The output voltage can

be adjusted from 4.5KV to 8KV. The factory default se ng is 8KV.

c) To exit the setup mode wait 10 seconds or press the setup bu on ( ).

Controller showing zone 2 with a low ba ery

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ACCESSORIES

Gallagher Fence Monitor G51000

Use up to 6 Fence Monitors to turn your fence into a zoned system that will enable

you to immediately determine which fence zone is in fault.

When a zone falls below a set voltage level, an alarm is sent to the Energizer

Controller indica ng that zone is below the set alarm voltage.

Gallagher Energizer Remote and Fault Finder G50700

The Gallagher Energizer Remote and Fault Finder displays which zone(s) are in fault

and can then be used to locate the fault within that zone. Power to the fence at

the fault loca on can be turned oﬀ and on using the Remote, allowing a safe and

convenient repair.

Gallagher Alarm System G57900

Create a security zone for your property by adding an Alarm System with in-built

fence monitoring technology.

Connected to the Energizer and Controller via a daisy chain connec on, the Alarm

System has input terminals to connect to the end of a sec on of fence and a

reference earth peg, enabling that sec on of fence to be monitored for security

breeches. For example, an electric gate entrance to a farm building can be set up to

alarm when opened.

The Alarm System can drive an external siren and strobe light, or provide dry contact

relays to an alarm panel or auto dialer.

To purchase any of the accessories listed, see your local Gallagher dealer.

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Save these instruc ons

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem Causes Solution

Energizer has started to run

slowly

The internal temperature of

the energizer is too high

Mount the energizer in a cool

area, out of direct sun and

with adequate ven la on.

Displaying Error 11 Mains voltage is too high Have your power supply

checked by a professional

electrician.

Displaying Error 12 Mains voltage is too low Have your power supply

checked by a professional

electrician.

Displaying Error 14 - 19 Internal energizer fault Turn energizer oﬀ for 30

seconds then turn back on. If

the error remains return the

energizer to your Gallagher

dealer for servicing.

Displaying Error 21 Dead zone Check that the zone device

is connected and working

correctly.

Energizer output voltage is

low

There is a fault on the fence Remove any excess grass

growth or short circuits on

the fence.

Earth voltage is too high Earth system is inadequate Check connec ons to the

earth system. Add extra

earth stakes.

No output and display shows

( - - )

Energizer is in standby mode Exit standby mode by

pressing the standby bu on

on the controller.

WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC

EQUIPMENT

This symbol on the product indicates that this product, packaging and with special

care of the ba ery must not be disposed of with other waste. Instead, it is your

responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designated

collec on point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. The

separate collec on and recycling of your waste equipment at the  me of disposal

will help conserve natural resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that

protects human health and the environment. For more informa on about where

you can drop oﬀ your waste equipment for recycling, please contact your local city

recycling oﬃ ce or the dealer from whom you purchased the product.

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