Fencing 101 - How To Troubleshoot Your Energizer and Low Fence Voltage

If you have an electric fence, you know how frustrating it can be tracking down issues on your fence line. There is no substitute for maintenance and your fence is no exception! While most issues or faults occur on the fence itself, occasionally your energizer may be the culprit. Using a fence tester and fault finder will make finding issues exponentially easier and save you precious time.
In this video, we walk you through the steps of troubleshooting an electric fence system, including the energizer, lead out wire, and fence line. Learning how to check every aspect of your fence will ensure that everything is in working order and that you never have to guess what the problem is. Following this thorough troubleshooting procedure is a great way to cover all your bases and get a pulse for what’s happening on your fence line.
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Why is my energizer popping?

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Is it your actual energizer or elsewhere? Whe I hear a pop it's on the wires which are grounding out as the energizer pulses voltage (the light blinking on the energizer). Your wire is probably grounding against a tstake if you hear an actual popping. Check each stake and where the wire is. You'll probably see the spark jumping from wire to post (grounding out and what you hear popping)