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Introduction
AFSCO is the security fencing brand of American Security Fence Systems Inc., one of the largest and oldest electrified fencing specialists in North America.
SPRINT INDUSTRIAL is now the global distributor outside North America for AFSCO electrified security fencing.
System Features
AFSCO provides a high voltage pulse with
every single line to defend unauthorized access. The LED light
indicates the system status of armed, disarmed, tampered, short circuit
and when the fence is being cut. High / Low voltage can easily be switched remotely with the
keypad.
Any intruders who come into contact with the AFSCO
system are repelled by a SHORT, SHARP, REGULATED, SAFE but PAINFUL
electric shock experience. Any attempts to cut, load, short-circuit or
tamper with the system will immediately activate an alarm.
The AFSCO Electric Fence is to Defend... Deter... Deny...
Detect......any attempts to gain unauthorized access.
* 5-joule maximum output energy
* Up to 10,000 volts output
* Easy to read LED display
* Easy to install tensioners and strain posts
* Powers up to 5km of multi-wire fencing using RS485
* Water proof casing for indoor and outdoor installation
* 12V deep cycle rechargeable battery (battery not included)
* Lightning protection
* One year warranty
Technical Specification
* high voltage : 5000-10000V ˜15W
* low voltage : 700-1000V ˜3W
* pulsed output : 1-second intervals
* duration surpassing : 300mA ‹ 1.5ms
* pulse duration : ≤0.1s
* peak current : ≤10A
* max. flux : ≤2.5mc
* max energy of pulse : ≤5J
Step 1
It helps to plan your fence layout in advance. Using
pencil and a sheet
of graph paper, sketch out the area you wish to enclose, noting
distances. Then
draw in the approximate locations of buildings that will be adjacent to
or enclosed
by the fence. Also include in your plan:
* Tree, shrubs or other obstacles
* Low spots
* Entrance/exit points (e.g., corners and gateways)
* Location of fence energizer and electrical source (if applicable)
* Cross fences within the protected area (temporary or permanent)
Typical site fencing plan
Step 2
When your plan is complete, sends it to us for a quote and an itemized equipment list.
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