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Electric / Pulse Security Fence

Perimeter & Security Fencing

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Priced per running metre of energised line plus the energiser unit, against your fence type and zone count.

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  • What it is: An energiser unit and pulse wires fitted to an existing fence line (palisade, welded mesh…
  • Not a fence on its own: This is a deterrent and detection LAYER added to a physical fence — palisade, 358 mesh or…
  • Voltage: Typically 5,000–9,500 V pulse, a non-lethal pulse rather than a continuous current, which…
  • Alarm integration: Zone-specific alarm on tamper, cut or short; can be wired to a monitored panel or…
  • Delivery: All 7 Emirates from our own yard.
  • Installation service: Supply only, or supplied and installed by our own crew rather than a subcontractor.
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Priced per running metre of energised line plus the energiser unit, against your fence type and zone count.

What it is

A high-voltage pulse fence energiser fitted to a boundary — a non-lethal shock deterrent that triggers an alarm on climb, cut or short attempts, sold as an add-on system, not a standalone fence.

Specification

Everything published for this product. Anything not listed here is not published — ask and we will confirm it for the unit you are buying.

What it is
An energiser unit and pulse wires fitted to an existing fence line (palisade, welded mesh or its own dedicated wire frame), delivering a short, non-lethal high-voltage pulse and triggering a local or remote alarm on contact, cutting or shorting.
Not a fence on its own
This is a deterrent and detection LAYER added to a physical fence — palisade, 358 mesh or a dedicated pulse-wire frame — not a substitute for the fence itself.
Voltage
Typically 5,000–9,500 V pulse, a non-lethal pulse rather than a continuous current, which is standard in this class of system. We do not claim a safety certification for it — ask and we will confirm what the energiser supplied is built to.
Alarm integration
Zone-specific alarm on tamper, cut or short; can be wired to a monitored panel or integrated with CCTV to cue cameras to the affected zone.
Delivery
All 7 Emirates from our own yard. Sharjah and the northern emirates are usually same day on stocked lines; the rest of the country is one to three working days. The delivery charge depends on the emirate, the load and the offloading, and is confirmed in writing on the quotation rather than guessed at here.
Installation service
Supply only, or supplied and installed by our own crew rather than a subcontractor. Installation is quoted with the goods once we have the site conditions and the access, and is shown as its own line on the quotation.
Ordering
Priced per running metre of energised line plus the energiser unit, against your fence type and zone count.
Electric / Pulse Security Fence

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10 drawings covering every answer we need to price Electric / Pulse Security Fence — every figure comes from the price table above or from the published standard it is made to.

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