Features:

• High-quality stainless steel and copper conductors ensure excellent current flow
• High-quality tape - ideally suited for long distances
• White with Red trace lines for good visibility at dawn or dusk
• Premium grade material ensures long lifespan

A primary concern when choosing your conductive material is visibility. For many animals, an electric fence acts as a psychological barrier and they have to be able to see it to avoid it. This is also a consideration when choosing a colour - a product with a low visual impact from a human point is also much harder for an animal to see. Tape is more common in equine applications, tape offers the greatest range of visibility and as such is often used as an alternative to traditional fencing. Many Hotline tapes have thick polyurethane webbing with extra-thick edging to extend the life of the fence. Poly tapes conduct power through thin metal conductors running through it's length. The more metal in a fence line the more efficient it will be. Steel conductors have a good balance of conductivity and tensile strength and copper (usually nickel-plated) conducts extremely well but has a lower tensile strength. Tape with a combination of the two aims to take advantage of the strength of steel while using copper to reduce the overall resistance of the product. Resistance is measured in Ohms. A lower Ohm value indicates the product offers less resistance to the energy flowing through it and thus will take the power further.