Gallagher North America G323504 Fence Charger 3.6J 250 Acres

Product Description

The GALLAGHER NORTH AMERICA G323504 is a 110-volt plug-in electric fence charger rated at 3.6 joules of stored energy. Designed for permanent multi-wire fence installations, it delivers reliable energizing capacity across up to 250 acres or 55 miles of fence line. The unit ships in a package quantity of 10 and is suited for agricultural operations where consistent, low-maintenance perimeter control is required. Licensed electricians or experienced agricultural installers typically handle permanent fence charger setup when hardwired configurations are involved, though the plug-in design supports straightforward field deployment.

This fence charger is ideally suited for smaller grazing pastures and permanent multi-wire fence systems. Its plug-and-play design makes it a practical choice for operations that need a dependable energizer without complex wiring. The 250-acre and 55-mile coverage ratings make it appropriate for mid-scale livestock perimeter control on residential farm or ranch properties.

Key Features

• 3.6 joules of stored energy for consistent fence energizing across multi-wire permanent installations
• Powers up to 250 acres or 55 miles of multi-wire permanent fence line
• 110-volt plug-in operation for straightforward deployment
• Designed for smaller grazing pastures and permanent perimeter fence systems
• 3-year manufacturer warranty included
• Package quantity of 10 units per case

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style energizer for permanent multi-wire electric fence systems in agricultural and livestock management applications.

Installation Notes

Shut off and unplug the unit before making any connections to the fence line or ground rods. Follow local agricultural extension guidelines and applicable electrical codes when installing ground rod systems. Do not install in wet conditions or expose the unit to direct precipitation without appropriate weatherproof housing. Agricultural fence installers and general contractors familiar with low-voltage perimeter systems typically perform this work.