Zareba® 14 Gauge Aluminum Wire - 1/4 Mile
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FW-00007T
Zareba® 14 Gauge Aluminum Wire - 1/4 Mile
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- Electric fence wire
- 1/4 mile of 14 gauge aluminum wire
- Breaking Load: 215 lb
- Tensile strength: 38,000 PSI
- Will not rust
Zareba ® 14 Gauge Aluminum Wire
This Zareba ® 14 Gauge Aluminum Wire for electric fences comes on a spool for ease of use. It has a breaking load of 215 lb. and tensile strength of 38,000 PSI and conducts 4 times better than steel wire. This wire won’t rust, either!
- Electric fence wire
- 1/4 mile of 14 gauge aluminum wire
- Breaking Load: 215 lb
- Tensile strength: 38,000 PSI
- Will not rust
| Zareba® 14 Gauge Aluminum Wire | |
|---|---|
| Model # | FW-00007T |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Line Length | 1/4 mile |
| Line Gauge | 14 (14 gauge) |
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Hello, i live in Alaska. I am building two Electric fences. One around a chicken coop for bear protection. It will have a total of 420 ft of wire (seven lines each side of a perimeter that is 10ftx20ft). What charger do you recommend?
The second e fence, will be for my property fence. It will involve a total of 2100 ft (300 ft x 7 wires). For that one, what charger do you recommend? And Should I do continuous?
I live in bear country, both black and brown. Plus lynx and coyotes. Thank you.
The second e fence, will be for my property fence. It will involve a total of 2100 ft (300 ft x 7 wires). For that one, what charger do you recommend? And Should I do continuous?
I live in bear country, both black and brown. Plus lynx and coyotes. Thank you.
Question by: Katia Pronzati on Jun 22, 2025, 3:43 PM
For the 2100 ft fence: Zareba® 50 Mile AC Charger (EAC50M-Z) is recommended.
Yes, a continuous fence line helps maintain consistent power. These chargers are strong enough for predator control, including bears, lynx, and coyotes.
Yes, a continuous fence line helps maintain consistent power. These chargers are strong enough for predator control, including bears, lynx, and coyotes.
Answer by: Brandon (Admin) on Jun 24, 2025, 9:26 AM
