Electrical drive-through gate
Product features:
• Flexible fibreglass rods, coated with conductive rubber
• Easy to install
• Insulated plastic handle for easy opening
• Versatile usage in existing electric fences or as individual solution
Installation instructions
1. Installing the hinge parts
Fasten the two hinge parts to posts or building wall, etc. opposite one another and
at the same height using screws or dowels in the holes provided.
2. Fastening the rod
Now, remove the rotary piston from the guide and twist off the large lock nut.
Fasten a string or a wire to the spring that is located inside the guide part. Insert
the piston into the guide. Guide the string/wire through the piston allowing for
easy access with one hand. Now pull the spring up using the string/wire until the
lug of the spring is at the same height as the opening of the piston. Put the thicker
end of one rod through the opening and the lug of the spring. Now you can
release the spring. Remove the string/wire and fasten the rod with the big plastic
nut, twisting it into the piston as far as it will go. Repeat the procedure with the
other rod/hinge.
2.a. Keeping the gate open
The rods can also be locked in place while open by inserting the black bolt that is
fastened to the metal screw into the hole at the front side of the hinge and
simultaneously into the hole inside the cylinder.
2. b. Adjusting the spring tension
To achieve a stronger resistance when opening the gate, insert the metal screw
(including the spring) into the lower hole before installation. This way, the spring
motion is increased and the gate can be opened and closed with more force.
3. Electrification
After inserting both rods, electrify the gate by fastening the enclosed cables to the
screw with the white plastic wing nut. Connect the other side of the cable to the
electric fence or directly to the energiser
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