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3 Joule Energizer
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The Cashmans 3000 is a 3 Joule fence charger that can be used for any electric fence installation. This electric fence charger is a plug-in unit that provides 110v of energy to contain horses, cattle, sheep, goats and many other types of farm animals. This unit should be mounted inside and protected from the weather. Give us a call today at 740-363-6073 and we would be happy to help you determine the right size of fence charger for your application.
The Cashmans 3000 is a 3 Joule fence charger that can be used for any electric fence installation. This electric fence charger is a plug-in unit that provides 110v of energy to contain horses, cattle, sheep, goats and many other types of farm animals. This unit should be mounted inside and protected from the weather. Give us a call today at 740-363-6073 and we would be happy to help you determine the right size of fence charger for your application.
Cashmans 3 Joule Charger
- 3 Joule Charger
- 110V Plug-In
- Ultra Low Impedance Power
- Mounts directly on a wall
| Weight | 6 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5 × 12 × 15 in |
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