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Zareba® Multi-light Electric Fence Tester
Need an easy way to measure the voltage of your electric fence? This electric fence tester makes it easy!
The Zareba® Multi-light Electric Fence Tester makes it easy to measure the amount of voltage in your electric fence. Our electric fence tester measures the voltage drop between points along an electric fence. The lights on our tester are calibrated to glow from 600 to 5500 volts.
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Zareba® is the largest manufacturer of electric fence systems offering durable, reliable electric fence products for all of your animal fencing needs.
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Zareba® Multi-light Electric Fence Tester - Specifications
- Measures the amount of voltage in your electric fence
- Lights calibrated to glow from 600 to 5500 volts
- Measures voltage drop between points along electric fence
- Tester has a 50 inch cord
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Disclaimer: Zareba® System does not endorse any information contained in product reviews. Please follow all label instructions for your specific use.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Review Rate Inexpensive and works wellNeeded to test my small electric fence without being shocked. I remembered as a teenager (a long time ago) my uncle had one for me to use on his pasture. I went to the local farm/ranch supply and found them to be 35-40 $ for the least expensive. Too much!! I turned to the internet and found Zareba. Works better than my uncle because it gives power level reading as well and the price was MUCH more attractive. -
Review Rate voltage testerbought a week ago to test an electric fence. it works as designed. -
Review Rate Amazon ReviewWorks as advertised BUT it will not light up if the voltage of your electric fence is less than 600 volts. If I had looked closely at the tester I would have realized that, but I didn't and ended up thinking that there was no current going through my electric fence wire. I purchased the less expensive Areba A1LVT-Z and figured out that there was current passing through the fence wire. Went back and looked more closely at the Zareba A5 and then realized that it won't indicate a current (won't light up) if the voltage is less than 600 volts. So, five stars for the A5 because it works like it is supposed to. One star for me for not reading the directions. :)
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