Positive/Negative Electric Fencing 48" H x 164' L

This Electric Netting is the perfect size for poultry, rabbits, dogs or other small animals. With double spike step-in posts built into the netting and vertical lines every 3.5 inches, it is fast and easy to install. The vertical stays are made with semi-rigid material to provide stability and help prevent sagging, while graduated horizontal line spacing provides extra protection at bottom of the fence. The stainless steel conductors are more durable than copper conductor nets. These nets are ideal for dry regions or for ultimate control. In this system the animal completes the circuit through the net. This greatly improves performance of the fence in poor grounding conditions.

• 48” tall 164’ long
• Reliable in areas with dryer soil
• Fast and easy to install
• Design helps prevent sagging
• Double-spike step-in posts
• Pairs well with solar energizers

The main difference between positive-negative electric fencing and regular electric fencing lies in how the fence delivers an electric shock and how it's set up in relation to the ground.

Regular Electric Fencing (Hot-Ground System)

• In a typical electric fence, the fence wires are positively charged (hot), and the ground serves as the negative (earth) connection.
• When an animal (or person) touches the hot wire, they complete the circuit through the ground, receiving a shock.
• This system relies on good soil moisture to conduct electricity effectively. If the ground is dry, frozen, or sandy, the shock may be weaker.

Positive-Negative Electric Fencing (Hot-Hot System)

• This system has alternating wires: some are positive (hot), and some are negative (ground return).
• Instead of relying on the soil to complete the circuit, the animal completes it by touching both a hot wire and a ground (negative) wire at the same time.
• This system works better in dry, rocky, or frozen ground conditions, where regular electric fences may not shock effectively.
• It's commonly used in areas with poor grounding conditions.

Which One to Use?

• Use Regular Electric Fencing if the ground is consistently moist and conductive.
• Use Positive-Negative Electric Fencing if you're in an area with dry, sandy, or frozen ground where grounding is poor.