Gallagher North America G634004 Electric Fence Jump Leads

Product Description

The GALLAGHER NORTH AMERICA G634004 is a set of electric fence jump leads designed to bridge two fence wires and bring both conductors to a live state from a single energizer circuit. Each lead is fitted with heavy-duty clamps that grip wire securely under outdoor field conditions. This hardware is used by agricultural fencing professionals, livestock managers, and property maintenance crews who need a reliable, low-resistance connection between fence runs. The package contains 50 individual jump leads, making it practical for large perimeter installations or multi-zone paddock setups.

Jump leads of this type are commonly used in rotational grazing systems, temporary paddock dividers, and permanent perimeter fence configurations. They allow a single energized wire to power an adjacent wire without running a dedicated lead back to the energizer. This is standard practice in multi-strand electric fence systems where both top and bottom wires must carry voltage. Installation is performed by fencing contractors and farm operators working with polywire, polytape, or fixed steel wire fence systems.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty clamps provide a secure, low-resistance grip on fence wire
• Connects two independent fence wires to a common energized circuit
• Pack of 50 jump leads suits large-scale or multi-zone fence installations
• Compatible with standard electric fence wire types used in agricultural applications
• Designed for outdoor use in field conditions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory for use with standard electric fence energizer systems and multi-strand fence configurations in agricultural and property fencing applications.

Installation Notes

Jump leads should be installed by qualified fencing personnel or farm operators familiar with electric fence system design. Always de-energize the fence energizer before attaching or removing jump leads. Clamp securely onto clean, bare wire to ensure proper electrical contact and minimize resistance. Follow local agricultural and electrical codes when configuring energized fence systems.