What you need to consider

What animals do you want to control?

Depending on the animals you are wanting to control there are a few things to think of, such as how many wires does your fence need to have? How far apart do your posts need to be? Gallagher offers a range of animal specific fencing products to suit your needs. Use our Fence Selector to build the fence you require

Are you electrifying an existing fence or building a new one?

A Retrofit/offset electric fencing is an economical and easy to install option if you have an existing or new non-electric fence that you want to protect.

What type of posts will you use?

While the heart of your electric fence is your energizer, fence posts are the backbone of your fence system. A permanent fence post needs to stand straight and solid for many years. Permanent fence line posts typically have about one third of their length underground, so add half as much again to the height of your fence to determine the post length. There are four types of permanent fence posts: wood, steel, fibreglass, and Gallagher Insulated Line Posts.

Need some help figuring out the right fencing products for you?

8 Product(s) Found

Hi-Tensile Wire

A303
Maximum tensile strength

Long life and durable
RRP
^USD $189.04
3/32" Double Insulated Hard Cable

Variants available
Heavy duty

Suitable for under gate cabling
From
^USD$40.89
Insulated Cable - 16 Gauge

G609024
Double insulation

Suitable for undergate cabling
RRP
^USD $69.99
High Conductive Cable

Variants available
12.5 Gauge Aluminium coated cable

Suitable for use in grounding
RRP
^USD$198.99
Aluminum Wire - 17 Gauge

Variants available
High quality

Maximum conductivity
From
^USD$11.69
Aluminium Wire - 12.5 Gauge

Variants available
High quality

Maximum conductivity
From
^USD$96.99
Aluminium Wire - 14 Gauge

Variants available
High quality

Maximum conductivity
From
^USD$69.99
5/16" High Conductive Equine Fence Wire

Variants available
Protect your horse

Protect your fence
RRP
^USD$209.99

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Hi Tensile Wire and Cable

What you need to consider