Gallagher North America G390414 Fence Charger 200 Acre

Product Description

The GALLAGHER NORTH AMERICA G390414 is a multi-power battery and solar fence charger rated for up to 200 acres of permanent fencing. It delivers 8.0 joules of stored low-impedance output, providing consistent energizer performance across large perimeter installations. Operating on 110V AC, battery, or solar input, this unit gives fence technicians and agricultural contractors flexibility when grid power is unavailable or impractical. Built-in lightning protection reduces the risk of surge damage in open field environments. Leadsets are included. A compatible battery is required but not included with the unit.

The G390414 is suited for permanent agricultural fence installations covering up to 200 acres, including livestock containment and perimeter control applications. Its multi-power design supports both portable field use and fixed installation, making it a practical choice for operations where power source availability varies by season or location. Licensed agricultural contractors and experienced fence installers are the typical end users for a charger in this output class.

Key Features

• 8.0 joules of stored low-impedance output energizes fences up to 200 acres
• Multi-power input accepts 110V AC, battery, or solar connections for flexible deployment
• Built-in lightning protection guards against surge damage in exposed outdoor installations
• Configured for both portable and permanent fence use without additional adapters
• Leadsets included in the package
• Battery not included — requires a separately purchased compatible battery for battery or solar operation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit unit for 200-acre-class permanent electric fence systems requiring a multi-power battery and solar energizer.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified fence technician or agricultural contractor familiar with electric fence energizer systems. Disconnect and de-energize all fence lines before connecting or servicing the charger. Follow local agricultural and electrical codes when mounting the unit and routing lead connections. Do not operate without reviewing the manufacturer documentation for proper grounding rod requirements and battery hookup procedure.