Post for electric fence (FRP) Nishiden

*Caution: Supports, insulators, and hooks are not compatible with other manufacturers. Please purchase from the same manufacturer.

An electric fence post made of FRP (highly weather-resistant plastic). It is rust resistant, durable and long lasting. In addition, since it does not conduct electricity, there is no need to worry about electric leakage and it is difficult to reduce the effectiveness of the electric fence. Use this stencil for easy installation. It's a bit pricey, but in the long run it will save you money.

Calculation example of required number of materials

1 number of struts = perimeter length / spacing between struts
2 Number of insulators = number of struts x number of steps
3 Electric wire = perimeter x number of layers
4 Gate clip = number of stages x installed entrance/exit location
5 Danger board 1 piece for 50m to 100m

For example, if the circumference is 140m and there are 2 steps, 3m intervals, and 1 entrance/exit,
● Number of props → 140 ÷ 3 = about 47 ● Electric fence cord → 140 m × 2 = 280 m
● Number of insulators → 47 × 2 = 94 ● Entrance gate → 2

Example of installation method for each animal

Wild boar countermeasures (two-tiered)

Wild boars have very sensitive noses, so the fence should be placed at the height of the nose. *Even if you try to hit the body, the effect will be diluted.
Drive the post (FRP pole in the figure) 20 to 30 cm into the ground. The approximate distance between poles is 200-400cm (adjust according to the terrain). Install two insulators per pole at intervals of 20cm. Connect the connecting lines at intervals of 50 meters.

Measures against deer (4 layers)

Install the fence line at a height where you cannot pass through the lower row and at a height where you cannot jump over the upper row.
Drive the post (FRP pole in the figure) 20 to 30 cm into the ground.
The standard distance between poles is 300-400cm (adjust according to the terrain). Install 4 insulators per pole at intervals of 30cm. Connect the connecting lines at intervals of 50 meters.

Measures against monkeys (8 columns)

Install it in a position where it cannot jump into, such as a tall tree or a telephone pole. Drive the post (FRP pole in the figure) 20 to 30 cm into the ground.
The standard distance between poles is 300-400cm (adjust according to the terrain). Install 8 insulators per pole at 20cm intervals. Use two connection wires as a pair and connect them at intervals of 50 cm (+ and - are connected at different levels).