Review of the Speedrite 3,000 and 12,000i Energizers!

In this video, I am swapping out my Speedrite 3000 fence energizer with a brand new Speedrite 12000i energizer and the accompanying remote that should allow me to turn the fence on and off from anywhere on the farm. Follow along while we test this feature out to see how well it works and I’ll also share a few thoughts and observations along the way about these fence energizers.
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[@GriffenNaif]

Nice review. Liked and subscribed

[@august3777]

Great review. I've been really interested in the Speedrite, and I really like the remote. Also, it looks like your pastures are looking good. The grass snf trees are looking good.

[@WattsWayFarm]

Thanks. Our grass is definitely in full growth mode now!

[@Flowing23]

good review, thank you

[@skyviewacresfarm8246]

I mow under the fence with the lawnmower once or twice a month, goes pretty quick. Great video

[@WattsWayFarm]

We need to figure something out. Our bottom wire is too close to the ground to mow under it..

[@skyviewacresfarm8246]

@@WattsWayFarm ours is about 10in from the ground, just enough to sneak the edge of the deck under it. Have also just ran the cows super tight around the perimeter when it starts getting bad. Hope you find something that works for you 🙂

[@michiganhay7844]

I’ve got a couple of those through the years one of them is still working it is a Staffix version of that somebody make some for speed rate and Staffix ‘ cause they’re the exact same thing they do not seem to last too long I don’t have any problem up here in Michigan keeping them going with a solar panel but I do have 120 watt minimum on those. I go with a Taylor fencing cyclops chargers now they’re all American made made in Alabama. I’m surprised on the low-voltage that short grass shouldn’t be sucking that kind of voltage I’m running a 20 acre pasture on mine multiple wires and I’m up a lot of times 7000V and that’s running through a section of cattails that’s just literally leaning on the fence you must have something drawn voltage elsewhere maybe some bad insulators or some thing because they should be able to handle a lot of agitation all those T post and insulators could be an issue

[@WattsWayFarm]

I think was the wet grass that did it. Now that the sun is shining and everything is dried out, I am back up over 7,000 volts on my fence

[@jeffsanderson2737]

Cool

[@WattsWayFarm]

thanks!

[@billb3487]

where do you buy these from

[@WattsWayFarm]

I purchased these from Redstone Supply: www.redstonesupply.com/