Gallagher North America G330434 Fence Charger 1.2J 60 Acres

Product Description

The GALLAGHER NORTH AMERICA G330434 is the M120 electric fence energizer, a 110-volt plug-in charger designed to power and maintain electric fence lines for livestock and perimeter control applications. It delivers 1.2 joules of stored energy, giving it the capacity to energize between 30 and 60 acres or 6 to 15 miles of fence line depending on fence condition and vegetation load. The unit features a tough outer casing built for long service life in demanding field conditions. Licensed electricians and agricultural fencing contractors are the typical installers for permanent fence systems fed from a 110-volt supply.

The M120 is suited for mid-size agricultural operations, pasture management, and livestock containment where a reliable plug-in energizer is required. It is appropriate for use on properties ranging from smaller 30-acre parcels up to 60-acre operations. The unit is sold in a package quantity of 10, making it practical for distributors and contractors supplying multiple installations or stocking inventory for ongoing service work.

Key Features

• 1.2 joules of stored energy for consistent fence energizing performance
• Powers 30 to 60 acres or 6 to 15 miles of fence line
• 110-volt plug-in operation for permanent installation
• Durable outer casing designed for long-term field use
• Package quantity of 10 units per case for distributor and contractor stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style plug-in fence energizer for use with standard electric fence systems requiring a 110-volt AC power source and up to 1.2 joules of stored energy output.

Installation Notes

Install by a qualified electrician or experienced fencing contractor in accordance with local electrical codes and applicable agricultural fencing standards. Disconnect power from the 110-volt supply before making any connections to the energizer or fence terminals. Keep the unit dry and mounted in a sheltered location away from direct moisture exposure. Do not connect the energizer to a fence line that is shorted to ground before verifying the fault is cleared.