System and method for off-conductor electric fence monitoring
AssigneeSensortech L.P.
InventorsGerald A. Rues, Andrew Trefethen, Chad E. Bodecker, Christopher A. Howell
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AssigneeSensortech L.P.
InventorsGerald A. Rues, Andrew Trefethen, Chad E. Bodecker, Christopher A. Howell
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An off-line monitoring unit and method for sensing electrical disruptions on an electric fence conductor includes a non-conductive housing, a broad frequency pulse detector housed therein, a controller, and a communication device. The broad frequency pulse detector can include an antenna spaced apart from and positioned within a predetermined distance range away from the conductor being monitored. The controller is coupled to receive current induced on the antenna by high voltage on the conductor and, based on the received current, changes a state of the controller indicating the high voltage stopped inducing the current on the antenna for a predetermined length of time. The communication device, in response to the change of state of the controller, transmits a notification signal to a local notification device or a remote computing device that the conductor is off or inactive.
An off-line monitoring unit for sensing electrical disruptions on a conductor of an electric fence, the system comprising:
A system for electrifying and monitoring an electric fence, the system comprising:
A method for monitoring a conductor of an electric fence, the method comprising:
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