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Version: 2022.1
Device-specific operating instructions
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Indicator lamps
Fence tension
2
Indicator lamp
12V battery
3
2-step switch
0 =
OFF
I =
approximately reduced current
consumption
Output energy ( = 50%)
II =
maximum output energy
Current consumption ( = 100%)
4
Socket
+ protective cap
- Solar
- BACKUP power adapter (item
372012)
5
12V - connection
(also for power adapter 230V - item 372023)
6
Earth connection
7
Fence connection
a.) Montage
The device must always be vertically suspended, operated with the connections downwards and protected from rain and sun if
possible, see picture above on the left. For wall mounting, it must be mounted on a fireproof wall. For outdoor mounting, a galvanized
metal box can be used as an accessory (Item No.:44656), it protects the device and at the same time absorbs the battery.
b.) Functional description of the device
Device
WITHOUT
fence and earth. When connecting the 12V battery, pay attention to correct polarity (red + and black -). If all fence
LEDs (1) blink in stage II, the device is functional. If these do not flash, please check the BATTERY for voltage, see table (c.). If the
battery lamp (2) flashes red, the voltage of the 12V battery must be checked. If the fence light (1) does not flash, check the polarity of
the 12V connection cable to the battery or have the device checked by a specialist! For 230V operation with mains adapter (item
number 371023 not included), remove 12V cable and screw on mains adapter" (5).The device can optionally also be connected to a
230V AND 12V battery at the same time (back
-up function).
For this purpose, the 12V battery is connected via the connection (5) and
a separate 230V adapter (item number 371012 not included) is connected to the connection (4). The AN 4000 can optionally be
supported via a 25W solar module (item number 375256). Connection to socket (4). Solar module support for the AN 6000 is provided
with 45W solar module (item 375459). Here the connection is made directly to the 12V battery.
c.) Functional description with CONNECTED fence (fence + earth)
ZAUN‐LED (1) KV
Battery voltage in V
Open circuit voltage in
V
9KV = 9000V
> 12,4
10100
8KV = 8000V
12,4 - 12,0
8700
7KV = 7000V
BATTERY LED (2) ‐ Volt
6KV = 6000V
‐‐
>12V
5KV = 5000V
Every 3 tacts
12,0 – 11,6V
4KV = 4000V
Every 2 tacts
11,6 – 11,4V
3KV = 3000V min. voltage
Every tact
11,4 – 11,2V
2KV = 2000V
Flashes only the BATTERY LED without the fence LED
and the device gives no pulse to the fence, the device is
in deep charge mode and has switched off!!!
If the RED BATTERY LED flashes with each clock, the
BATTERY should be replaced / charged!!!
< 2KV = 2000V
Should the fence light (1) faster than approx. 1x blinking per second, the device must be switched off immediately and must be
professionally checked before re-commissioning.
!!! Attention: Earth rods are not included (use at least 3 earth rods with about 1m length) !!!
The proper functioning
of the
electric fence system must be checked daily at least once by a voltage measurement on the fence. The
voltage in normal ground at each point of the fence shall be at least 2000 V (for cattle at least 3000v, for sheep, goats, poultry and wild
animals at least 4000v). For dry soils we recommend this min. Voltages increase by 1000V each.
The
electric fence must be checked daily
, in particular the output voltage and - for battery devices - the battery voltage.
Accumulators or. Batteries must be recharged or replaced if necessary.
The proper
mechanical condition
of the fence must be
checked
regularly (for example weekly).
This device is covered by a 3-year warranty, according to our warranty conditions!
Safety instructions, grounding, commissioning, battery and battery maintenance, warranty conditions and possible sources
of error can be found in the general information!
SERVICE Addresses:
Please contact your specialist dealer
Normal operation with 12V wet
battery,
(Optionally, the device can also
with a 230 - power adapter
)
be operated!
The electric fence may (in the barn)
not be used as an animal trainer!
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