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These SecureFix Direct Electric Fence Pigtail Posts are designed for livestock owners and farmers looking for a flexible, temporary, or seasonal fencing solution. They offer the significant benefit of rapid installation and repositioning for rotational grazing, though users should note that they are intended for temporary use rather than permanent perimeter security.
| Model Part Number | SFZZHGH030W/10 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SecureFix Direct |
Yes, the 37.5mm eyelet is designed to accommodate wire, rope, and standard electric fence tape.
Yes, their lightweight and removable design makes them perfect for repeated use across multiple temporary paddock setups.
The spikes measure 220mm in length, providing a stable foundation for the 690mm above-ground post.
No, these are designed to be hand-installed by stepping on the base to drive the spikes into the soil.
The pigtail eyelet is insulated to prevent the conductor from shorting against the metal frame of the post.
Ensure the twin-spike base is inserted fully into the ground; if the ground is soft, pack soil firmly around the base after insertion.
Ensure the diameter of the rope or tape used is appropriate for the 37.5mm eyelet and double-check that the conductor is pulled taut.
To install, ensure the twin-spike base is aligned vertically before applying downward pressure. Avoid using heavy hammers, as striking the top of the post directly can damage the insulation or the pigtail loop. These posts are compatible with standard electric fencing accessories, including poly-rope and electric tape up to 37.5mm in width. For care, store the posts in a dry environment during the off-season to prevent oxidation and to protect the insulating coating. Periodically inspect the insulated eyelet for any hairline cracks that could lead to voltage leakage, especially after extreme winter temperatures.
