Gallagher North America G324504 Electric Fence Charger 11J

Product Description

The GALLAGHER NORTH AMERICA G324504 is a 110-volt plug-in electric fence charger rated at 11 joules of stored energy, designed for large-scale permanent fence installations. It powers up to 650 acres or 110 miles of multi-wire permanent fencing, making it well suited for high-demand agricultural applications. Installation is straightforward with a plug-and-play setup that requires no special wiring beyond a standard 110-volt outlet. The unit is built for continuous outdoor use in demanding livestock management environments and is backed by a 3-year warranty.

This fence charger is intended for larger grazing pastures and permanent multi-wire fence systems where consistent, reliable energizer output is critical. It is commonly installed by farm operators and agricultural contractors managing cattle, horses, or other livestock across expansive perimeter or subdivided grazing areas. The 650-acre and 110-mile coverage ratings make it appropriate for operations that require a robust, high-output energizer rather than a light-duty or portable unit.

Key Features

• 11 joules of stored energy for high-output fence energizing
• Powers up to 650 acres or 110 miles of multi-wire permanent fence
• 110-volt plug-and-play installation — no special wiring required
• Designed for larger permanent grazing pasture applications
• 3-year manufacturer warranty

Compatibility

Designed as a permanent-mount, plug-in fence energizer for multi-wire agricultural fence systems requiring high joule output across large acreage.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by connecting the unit to a standard 110-volt grounded outlet — confirm the circuit meets local electrical code requirements before energizing. Ground rods must be properly driven and connected per the manufacturer instructions before the fence is activated; inadequate grounding is the most common cause of reduced performance. Always de-energize the fence charger before performing any work on the fence line or connections. Consult NEC guidelines for exterior outlet placement and weatherproofing requirements at the installation site.