Powerfields EW5-1320 Poly Tape 0.5in X 1320ft White 5 Conductor

Product Description

The POWERFIELDS EW5-1320 is a white polyethylene fence tape designed for electric fencing applications where visibility and animal safety are the primary concerns. Measuring 0.5 inches wide and 1,320 feet in length, this tape integrates 5 stainless steel conductors woven through a UV-treated monofilament body. The stainless steel conductors deliver reliable electrical continuity across the full run while resisting corrosion in outdoor environments. The UV treatment helps the monofilament resist degradation from prolonged sun exposure. This tape is installed by fence contractors, farm operators, and property managers setting up interior containment systems.

The EW5-1320 is suited for interior fencing and containment of smaller domestic animals and pets. Its white color provides high visibility compared to single-strand metal wire, making it easier for animals to recognize the barrier and reducing the likelihood of accidental contact. The tape format distributes fence contact across a broader surface than wire, lowering the risk of injury to contained animals. Typical installations include paddock subdivisions, pet enclosures, and small-animal management areas where a visible, low-profile conductor is preferred over traditional high-tensile wire.

Key Features

• 0.5 inch wide tape format — more visible to animals than single-strand metal wire
• 1,320 feet per roll — covers a full quarter-mile run without splicing
• 5 stainless steel conductors for reliable conductivity and long-term corrosion resistance
• UV-treated monofilament construction extends service life in direct sunlight
• White color improves visibility for both animals and installers
• 5-year manufacturer warranty

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard electric fence energizers and tape-compatible reel or post insulators used in interior animal containment and pet fencing systems.

Installation Notes

Electric fence tape is installed by farm operators, fence contractors, or experienced property managers familiar with low-voltage fencing systems. Confirm energizer output is appropriate for the total tape length and conductor count before energizing the fence. Tension the tape evenly to prevent sagging while avoiding over-stretching, which can damage the conductors. Always de-energize the fence at the energizer before making connections, splices, or adjustments to the tape run.