INTELLISHOCK 10954, 10955 Electric Fencer Instruction Manual

10954, 10955 Electric Fencer
Instruction Manual 85537A – 03/2021

10954, 10955 Electric Fencer

intellishock M90……………………………. Type 10954
intellishock M140………………………… Type 10955 intellishock M300………………………. Type 10956

Operating manual of the intellishock M90 M140 M300
**** In association with the installation and safety instructions for the electric fencers

General Safety Instructions

Switch off the pasture fencer before coming into contact with it!
Operating manual information
The operating manual has some important instructions on handling the energizer. All technical details in the manual have been prepared and compiled with the greatest possible care. Even so, errors cannot be excluded. We wish to point out that we cannot assume any guarantee, legal responsibility or any liability for consequences attributable to possible lack of details. We would, at all times, welcome any notifi cation of possible errors. Safe working depends on the indicated safety and handling instructions being adhered to. Also to be adhered to are those local accident prevention provisions which are in force where the energizer is used as well as the general safety requirements.
The operating manual is to be studied carefully before any work begins!
As an integral part of the overall product it is to be securely kept right next to the energizer and for ease of consultation by the personnel.
Do hand over this manual should this product be sold or passed on to another party. For a better understanding of what is involved, some of the diagrams in this manual may not be true-to-scale and may deviate slightly from the actual constructional design.

Description and Construction of the Product

The energizer transmits voltage pulses to a connected pasture fence.
Caution! Only the optional additional parts prescribed by the manufacturer are to be used.

Installation

Installation:
The energizer can either be mounted on a wall or on a stable post. The earthing rod (longitudinal rod) must be driven as deeply as possible into the ground at a moist location and connected by a corrosion-resistant wire to the earthing terminal ( ****) of the energizer.
Connect the fence cable to the terminal with the lightning symbols .  The energizer is only protected against moisture if it is properly installed. Shield the energizer from direct solar irradiation. Do not operate the energizer when it lies on the ground. Set the energizer up in a location where there is no fire hazard.

The energizer has two fence outputs:
= maximum;
= reduced.
Both outputs can simultaneously operate separate fences. A short-circuit at the reduced fence output will hardly affect the maximum output, but a defect at the maximum output will additionally lower the reduced output. Only the reduced fence output is shown on the display (LED 4-9 fig.1) given the connection of two fences.
Earthing:
Good earthing of the fence is extremely important for trouble-free operation and optimum performance of the energizer; therefore it should be earthed at a preferably moist and overgrown location.
If the ground is dry and the fence is long, an additional earth conductor with intermediate earths (every 50 m) should be installed along the fence.
Installation with 230V/110V:
Insert the energizer’s mains plug into the power socket.
CAUTION!
The energizer has an AUTO-ON function. As such, the energizer starts following connection to the mains network.

Commissioning

Commissioning – Power supply units:
Device starts automatically once it is connected to the power supply After 1 second, you will hear a rhythmic even ticking of the pulses; the device is in operation.
The energizer transmits pulses to the fence and the LED display lights up. The fact of the status LEDs not lighting up points to a defect in the power supply
Checking the earthing (10956):
Provoke a short-circuit by driving a metal rod into the ground against the pasture fence wire (not plastic) about 50 m away from the pasture fencer.
The pasture fencer should now result in the lighting up of only a maximum 1 LED (moist ground) or of a maximum 2 LEDs (dry ground) (Fig.2 LED 9 and 8). If this is not the case, then raise the number and / or length of the earthing posts.

Energizer Operating Description

Fence voltage indicator (10956):
The 6 LEDs (LED4 – LED9) indicate the fence output voltage in 1000V steps. The indicator builds up from the left. For herding security purposes at least 3 LEDs (3000V) should light up otherwise the voltage is too low.
Possible causes:

• With fence: Marked growth at fence, poor insulators, short-circuit at metal posts, or fence too long
• Without fence: Device is defective, see Service

Maintenance

Do note that temperature and measurement deviation may cause these fi gures to vary.

Disassembly, Dismantling, Storage and Transport

Disassembly, Dismantling
Before starting disassembly:

• Switch off energizer
• Disconnect entire energy supply from the energizer.
• Remove operating/auxiliary materials and any remaining working materials and dispose of in an environmentally-compatible manner.

Then properly clean sub-assemblies and parts and disassemble them in taking account of the local industrial safety & environmental protection provisions in force.
Storage, Transport
Ensure that the energizer is both stored and transported only when switched off.
NOTE!
Ensure that rechargeable batteries are stored in ventilated and dry rooms.

Faults and Repairs

WARNING!
Repairs may only be carried out by qualifi ed persons.
Only the spare parts prescribed by the manufacturer may be used.
Subject to technical alterations!

Table 14

Technical data

CEE: max. fence line length

Subject to technical alterations!
Fig. 1
Spare parts

Installation and connection

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