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How much electricity does a electric horse fencer use in one day?
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∙ 16y ago
This question cannot be answered correctly without a little more information. How big is the fencer? How many joules/amperes/watts/volts... And how much fence are you wanting it to electrify? 200 feet or 5 miles? Unless you are running a high-powered fence in heavy grass over a long distance, most fencers generally use less wattage daily than a incandescent light bulb. You asked a vague question and got a vague answer. Hope that's what you wanted!
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