Kenyans Ask, part 9 · Electric fences
Is an electric fence dangerous?
A 40-second answer from Qyvea Limited, Nairobi. Watch it here, read the short summary below, or message us for advice.
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A properly installed electric fence is designed to deter, not harm: the energizer sends short, sharp pulses with gaps in between, so a person can let go. What keeps it safe is a proper energizer (never a homemade one), clear warning signs, correct earthing and a professional installation.
A properly installed fence is designed to deter. The energizer gives short pulses with gaps between them so a person can let go.
A proper energizer, warning signs, correct earthing and professional installation.