horizont Trapper AS25 Electric Fencer Instruction Manual
- July 26, 2024
- Horizont
Table of Contents
- trapper AS25
- Electric Fencer
- Operating manual of the trapper AS25, trapper AS50
- General Safety Instructions
- 1. Description and Construction of the Product
- 2. Installation
- 3. Commissioning
- 4. Energizer Operating Description
- 5. Maintenance
- 6. Disassembly, Dismantling, Storage and Transport
- 7. Faults and Repairs
- Spare parts
- Installation and connection
- max. fence line length
- Technical data
- Documents / Resources
- References
Instruction manual
trapper AS25
Type 14982
trapper AS50
Type 14983
Instruction manual
Electric Fencer
Operating manual of the trapper AS25, trapper AS50
In association with the installation and safety instructions for the SECURA ANIMAL or SECURA SECURITY electric fencers (www.horizont.com/securaanimal or www.horizont.com/securasecurity)
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 notification 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.
1. Description and Construction of the Product
The energizer transmits voltage pulses to a connected pasture fence. Switching the energizer on and off (and changing between various operating modes) is undertaken by a push switch (1).
Caution! Only the optional additional parts prescribed by the manufacturer are to be used.
2. Installation
Installation:
Set up the energizer at a preferably moist location. The earthing rod
supplied must be driven as deeply as possible into the ground at a moist
location and connected by a high-voltage resistant connecting cable to the
black earthing terminal ( ) of the energizer . Connect the high-voltage
resistant fence cable to the red terminal with the lightning symbols ( ) . The
energizer is only protected against moisture if it is properly installed.
Shield the energizer from direct solar irradiation. Set the energizer up in a
location where there is no fire hazard.
Solar panel installation ( <=20W):
Align the device with the solar panel to face south. Operation with the
solar panel means you cannot operate it with a mains adapter. The device has
an incorporated solar charge regulator (when the device is switched on).
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 a 12V rechargeable battery:
Connect the 12V rechargeable battery (red + / black -), ensure clean pole
terminals and correct polarity. The device will not start if the polarity is
reversed.
CAUTION!
Only use rechargeable 12 V batteries; only charge rechargeable batteries with
ventilation in well-ventilated rooms. Disconnect the rechargeable battery from
the energizer during the charging process. The rechargeable battery should be
recharged before and after every use as well as during longer periods of
storage (every 2 months) and disconnected from the energizer.
The energizer has an AUTO-ON function which ensures that as soon as power is connected the energizer starts to operate.
3. Commissioning
Switch on energizer with the push button (1). After 1 second, you will hear a
rhythmic even ticking of the pulses; the energizer 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.
Optimal Solar Alignment and Setting
The correct placement of the pasture fencer and the solar panel is crucial for the best possible operation of the energizer.
1. Position the pasture fencer so that the panel points south.
This positioning enables the panel to absorb a maximum amount of sunlight even
during the few light winter days When placing the energizer, consider the
position of the sun throughout the day and avoid a location which could cover
the energizer with shade from trees, bushes or high grass.
2. Determine the correct angle of inclination for the solar panel.
The position of the sun above the horizon changes during the seasons. As a
general recommendation, an angle of 50 degrees is optimal for long-term use in
most parts of Europe. Nevertheless, the angle can be adjusted conditional upon
the season to optimize the output of the solar panel for recharging the
rechargeable battery (see Fig. below). The steeper the angle of inclination,
the greater the cleaning effect during rain or snow.
Recommended setting angle of the panel
South Europe / North Africa (South CH & A)
Winter Spring Summer
Nov. – Feb. Mar. & Apr. May & Aug.
Fall
Sept. & Oct
Empfohlener Anstellwinkel des Panels
Nord- & Mitteleuropa (einschließlich A & CH)
Winter Frühjahr Sommer
Nov. – Feb. Mär. & Apr. Mai & Aug.
Herbst
Sep. & Okt
It may be the case that in winter (except for southern Europe) there are not enough hours of sunshine to fully charge the rechargeable battery.
3. Regularly remove any deposits and dirt from the solar panel
This includes removing cut grass, dust (specifically along gravel paths),
leaves and snow, since these can reduce the performance of the module for
recharging the rechargeable battery.
Only check the rechargeable battery indicator in solar operation at dawn
(without sunlight).
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR CLEANING SOLAR MODULES
– Check the electrical connections before cleaning. Defective connections can
cause short circuits.
– The modules should be cleaned before they reach working temperature, i.e.
early in the morning. In addition they should only be cleaned with water at
ambient temperature in order to avoid thermal stresses.
– Do not clean the modules if they are too hot and/or exposed to strong
sunlight. The shock of cold water on a hot module can damage solar cells.
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
– Make sure that the water used is free of particles and foreign bodies that
could damage the module surface.
– Ensure that the glass surface is not scratched or damaged or that any
foreign bodies are applied to it.
– The use of pressure or steam cleaners, acetone, high-pressure cleaners,
knives, blades and metal-containing sponges is not permitted for modules and
will invalidate the manufacturer’s warranty.
– Avoid exerting pressure on the module surface when drying.
WARNING:
Do not leave the switched off pasture fencer in the sun with a rechargeable
battery and a solar panel for a longer period. Why?
This could damage the rechargeable battery.
4. Energizer Operating Description
Solar operation:
The solar panel produces electricity as soon as it is exposed to usable
sunlight. The pasture fencer constantly requires electricity – by day as well
as by night. The electricity generated in this way by the panel is stored in a
rechargeable 12V battery, which means the energizer can operate without
sunlight or can be supplied directly by a 9V battery. The solar panel may not
always have a sufficiently large output to fully recharge a rechargeable
battery especially in dark, grey and misty months (e.g. October to
February).
For temperatures around 0 degrees centigrade or below, we recommend the use of
a large 9 V alkaline battery instead of a 12 V rechargeable battery.
The energizer is operated primarily from the solar panel. If the solar panel
does not have sufficient output, the energizer switches automatically to the
connected 9 volt battery or to the 12 volt rechargeable battery.
Rechargeable battery indicator:
The rechargeable battery indicator provides information about the rechargeable battery or battery voltage. The solar display lights up constantly in green when the solar panel charging voltage is greater than the voltage of the rechargeable battery/ battery. Whilst the solar panel charges the 12V rechargeable battery, it does not charge the 9 volt battery.
5. Maintenance
Table 13 (12V rechargeable battery)
Remaining capacity
| Flashing light| green| | 40-100 % Rechargeable battery good
---|---|---|---|---
| Flashing light| red/green| | 20-40 % Charge the battery
| Flashing light| red| | 0-20 % Rechargeable battery absolutely depleted
The rechargeable battery must be recharged at the latest when discharged down to 20% (only 80% charge capacity left) to prevent a flat battery. The rechargeable battery indicator (LED) lights up:
Do note that temperature and measurement deviation may cause these figures to vary.
Caution!
When using a solar system
Only carry out a battery or rechargeable battery test at start of the day ( no
solar power supplied – cover panel )
6. 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.
7. Faults and Repairs
WARNING!
Repairs may only be carried out by qualified persons.
Only the spare parts prescribed by the manufacturer may be used.
Subject to technical alterations!
The CONTROL LED (LED1) lights up green when the energizer is working trouble-
free. If the LED lights red, there is a fault.
Table 14
| Faults | Display | Corrective action |
|---|---|---|
| Rechargeable battery under 40% capacity | LED flashes alternately red/green |
Charge the battery
Rechargeable battery under 20% capacity| LED flashes red| Charge the battery
Fig. 1
Spare parts
-
84793
-
trapper AS25: 47RPCHLS34
trapper AS50: 47RPCHLS67 -
47TX5873
-
60494
-
60495
-
47BC-EU
47BC-UK -
red: 47PLAS0092 &
green: 47PLAS0212 -
trapper AS50; 12V / 12Ah: 94683
trapper AS25; 12V / 7Ah: 15189
Installation and connection
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
LED:
green = fully charged
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red = charging
Fig. 4
Warning:
Do not connect to mains-operated equipment including battery chargers!
max. fence line length
trapper AS25 = 0 km
trapper AS50 = 0 km
trapper AS25 = 5 km
trapper AS50 = 8 km
Subject to technical alterations!
Technical data
| | | | | | |
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trapper AS25| 12 V DC| 0,33 J| max. 8900 V| ~ 9000 V| ~ 3000 V| ~ 2700
V| ~ 1700 V
trapper A50| 12 V DC | 0,65 J| max. 10500 V| ~ 11000 V| ~3600 V| ~ 4000
V| ~ 2400 V
Type 14482
attestation
APAVE 9486832-001-1-C
According standard NF EN 60335-2-76
Type 14483
attestation
APAVE 9486832-001-1-B
According standard NF EN 60335-2-76
Fig. 5
4,5 kg trapper AS25
4,5 kg trapper AS50
Total Weight
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ranger AN50 Type 10858
ranger AN70 Type 10857
ranger AN3000 Type 10854
ranger AN5000 Type 10992
ranger AN7000 Type 10993
ranger N40 Type 10608
ranger N80 Type 10742
hotSHOCK N50 Type 10614
hobbygard N Type 104271
farmer AN25 Type 10897
farmer AN15 Type 10896
farmer N25 Type 10633
farmer N15 Type 10632
hotSHOCK A50 Type 10613
intelliSTOP A50 IND Type 10701
hotSHOCK A15 Type 10638
farmer AN1000 Type 10855
farmer AN1000 solar Type 10856
trapper AN24 Type 10856
trapper AN12 Type 10866
trapper AN8 Type 10867
equistop A2 Type 10623
Camo A50 Type 10932CAM0
equistop M3VCS Type 10622
equistop M1 Type 10621
equistop M Type 10863
trapper N8 Type 10864
farmer AS50 Type 14485
farmer AS70 Type 14475
trapper AS70 Type 14983
trapper AS35 Type 14982
trapper AS20 Type 14981
(Akkugeräte_Akku-/NetzgeräteNetzgeräte Akku-/Solargeräte)
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