Electric poultry netting question

[ChickenDude12345]

So I was planning to make a chicken Paddock around my coop and run. I was looking at the 164 foot roll which is how many feet I would need to make a whole paddock around it. What kind of energizer would I need to power that? Solar powered 0.30 joule energizer from premier1. Would that do the job? Is it too much or too little? Any help is very needed and appreciated

 

[3KillerBs]

So I was planning to make a chicken Paddock around my coop and run. I was looking at the 164 foot roll which is how many feet I would need to make a whole paddock around it. What kind of energizer would I need to power that? Solar powered 0.30 joule energizer from premier1. Would that do the job? Is it too much or too little? Any help is very needed and appreciated

I have the solar charger, but I can't recommend it for you up there in New Hampshire.

I had to bring it in and charge it at least twice a week last winter and I get much longer days then you do, not to mention that I measure snow in fractions of inches instead of feet. The solar charger can't be run while plugged in and the connection isn't weatherproof.

 

[ChickenDude12345]

I have the solar charger, but I can't recommend it for you up there in New Hampshire.

I had to bring it in and charge it at least twice a week last winter and I get much longer days then you do, not to mention that I measure snow in fractions of inches instead of feet. The solar charger can't be run while plugged in and the connection isn't weatherproof.

So which one would you recommend for me?

 

[3KillerBs]

So which one would you recommend for me?

I don't know enough to recommend one, just to point out that the solar one depends on more daily sun than you're likely to have at your latitude.

Maybe the Premier 1 customer service staff could help?

 

[Sono]

I have the small solar powered electric energizer specifically for small animals and its crap. It wont charge or if it does it doesnt last.... when I redo my coop I will run electric to the garden area so I cam power a dedicated fence energizer surrounding the entire area ( since the chickens wont be exposed to the electrified fence.

 

[ChickenDude12345]

I don't know enough to recommend one, just to point out that the solar one depends on more daily sun than you're likely to have at your latitude.

Maybe the Premier 1 customer service staff could help?

Ok I will look at a plug in one actually