Gallagher Electric Fence Rabbit / Hobby Net with Single Pin Posts | 65cm High x 50m Long

This small animal net provides stable footing without sagging because of the close spacing of the posts. It’s perfect for enclosing small spaces. The rabbit net is 50 metres long, making it quick and easy to fence off small areas, short stretches, or pathways.

You can use this electric net in lots of places, like your garden or when you’re camping. The tight mesh at the bottom of the electric fence is great for keeping small animals like rabbits and hares either in or out.

The net features dark green strands that help it blend nicely with natural surroundings. Out of the 10 horizontal plastic strands, 9 are live stainless steel conductors, while the ground strand has no current and is tough and long-lasting thanks to extra plastic threads.

The strong black plastic stakes (15 in total) are not only durable but also keep the net firmly in place, even on soft soil. You can easily push the stakes into the ground, and because they’re spaced closely together, the net stays taut without sagging.

• Stable even on soft terrain
• Featuring an extra small mesh size to prevent slipping through
• Netting composed of 10 horizontal plastic strands, 9 of which contain integrated stainless steel wires
• Perfect for rabbits, hares, cats, and dogs
• Bottom strand is reinforced and non-conductive, made of 32 plastic monofilaments with a diameter of 0.4mm
• Other strands consist of 15 plastic monofilaments each with a diameter of 0.4mm, plus 3 stainless steel wires of 0.2mm diameter
• Each mesh intersection is permanently welded with a plastic seal
• UV-resistant plastic material
• Equipped with a single point post
• Includes stainless steel connection clips at both the start and end of the net (for linking additional nets and device attachment)
• Comes with a net repair kit
  

Note: Energiser not included.

Avoid using electrifiable netting around horned animals to stop them from getting tangled up.

As with all Gallagher netting, the lowest strand is not live to avoid voltage losses, and it allows the net to be against the floor, and in some cases you can peg it down along it's length.