IntelliTwine™ 2.25
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Common Uses
Specs
- 5 years probable life
- white/black/white color
- 2.25mm diameter
- 12 gauge
- Fair visibility
- Excellent portability
- 41 ohms per 1000 feet
- 240 lb breaking strength
- Tin/copper conductors makes this 400 times more conductive than stainless steel polywires.
Benefits
- EzeReel (Spool Only) or EzeReel (Complete).
- EzeReel XL (Spool Only) or EzeReel XL (Complete).
- SupaReel (Spool Only) or SupaReel (Complete).
- Easy to wind/rewind onto reels.
- Excellent elasticity--space posts up to 35 ft.
- Small diameter enables reels to hold 2000 ft.
Cost
Installation
- Attach a terminal insulator to end post.
- Tie end of twine to terminal insulator.
- Unroll twine along the fence line. (Using Premier's reels makes this easier.)
- Insert line posts.
- Insert twine in line posts at the right height(s) for your animals (see below).
- Attach insulators (preferably the Notched PI 21n to corner and end posts.
- Tie twine to terminal insulator at far end post. By hand, pull it tight enough to eliminate sagging between posts. Tie off by hand, or leave it on the reel and attach to end post.
- Use one of our reels to rewind and store twine. EzeReels™ can be set on the ground next to fence. MiniReels are best hung from the fence.
- Install and connect energizer to a ground rod and the fence. Turn on energizer. Check to make sure voltage is over 2000 volts.
Suggested Height:
- For Sheep:
- 3-strand fence—35", 24", 12"
- 5-strand fence—36", 27", 20", 13", 7"
- For Cattle:
- 3-strand fence—40", 27", 15"
- 2-strand fence—34", 22"
- 1-strand fence—34"
- For Horses:
- 2-strand fence—48", 24"
- For Gardens:
- 2-strand fence—15", 6"
Precautions
Listed below are recommended optional components. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our fence consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Fence Connectors and Accessories
Conductor Hook
Item #237400 -Used to secure the leading end of twine, rope or tape to an existing fence (woven, barbed and high-tensile wire) at the end of fence farthest from a reel.
$0.89 -
Insulators
PI 21n Notched Terminal Insulator
Item #369200 -For insulating low-tension fences at corner and end posts and around trees. Notch eliminates need to thread strand of cable or twine through insulator.
$1.03 -
Fence Connectors and Accessories
Warning Sign
Item #346000 -Attaches to an electric fence to warn people that the fence is electrified.
$0.97 -
Fence Connectors and Accessories
PowerLink™ 4.0, 30" long
Item #335500 -Make instant, in-field connections between electric fences. Simple to use and effective.
$4.50 -
Posts and Accessories
PigTail, 45" tall
Item #320508 -Step-in temporary line post ideal for strip-grazing cattle and sheep. Optional snap-on PigTail Clips allow use of extra conductors.
$3.75 -
Windup Systems and Accessories
EzeReel™ Complete (includes spool & support)
Item #238600 -An effective reel for winding, unwinding and storing conductors. Less costly to use than other reels.
$32.00 -
Windup Systems and Accessories
SupaReel™ Complete (includes spool, wind-up handle & brake)
Item #238000 -Effective for winding, unwinding and storing conductors. The SupaReel is the strongest fence reel in the US.
$58.50 -
Windup Systems and Accessories
MiniReel™ Wind-up Reel
Item #237600 -Most economical way to wind, unwind and store short lengths of a conductor. Lightweight and resilient to breakage.
$12.25 -
$0.23
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Fence Connectors and Accessories
Litzclip, 2-way, 3mm, pkg 10
Item #200002 -Repair electric net fences simply, quickly and securely. No tools required! For electric netting and other 3mm conductors.
$8.50 -
Posts and Accessories
SmoothCote™ FiberRods, 5 ft. (3/8 in. dia)
Item #321851 -Portable inexpensive post that are used as line post on multi-strand fences and as extra support post for netting.
$2.56 -
Handling Equipment
Steel T Posts, 6 ft.
Item #327600 -Thick galvanized coating protects these posts from the elements for years on end. Excellent support for portable, permanent and HT fence systems.
$18.50 -
Posts and Accessories
PigTail, 35" tall
Item #320506 -Step-in temporary line post ideal for strip-grazing cattle and sheep. Optional snap-on PigTail Clips allow use of extra conductors.
$3.05 -
Posts and Accessories
PowerPost, gray, 35 in., (8 clips)
Item #320730 -Temporary plastic fence posts with a steel spike. Use for extra support (corner support also) in electric netting and as line posts for temporary fences.
$4.15 -
Posts and Accessories
FiberTuff™ Post, 18" tall, 19mm dia
Item #208050 -Strong, stiff step-in support post for ends and corners of temporary and semi-permanent netting.
$3.10 -
Posts and Accessories
Step-In FiberRods, 4 ft.
Item #321843 -This step-in post has a special black ball top with a "harp" clip for holding rope/twine/tape as well as netting twine.
$3.25
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Caprine F from Indiana
I have tried other twines but this is the best I have found.
John R from Colorado
In conjunction with racoon netting, I ran a single-strand like across the top of a wooden fence to keep furry climbers away from my grapevines. Simple to use and it works like a charm.
Jason E from Tennessee
This is by far the best poliwire on the market for the price! I have used lots of other brands but this poliwire carry more current and last much longer than the cheaper store brands. I run miles of this stuff every year to divide pasture and its so much easier to repair and reuse than any wire.
Robert K from Texas
I can't believe this simple twine will stop the cows from coming up to my pool to drink. But it does!! They will stand there looking longingly at the pool but not come any closer than a couple yards. And it is so easy to install. I was concerned that I would have difficulty installing an electric fence, since I knew absolutely nothing about it, but this was a breeze. Had it up and working in just a matter of hours. What I like most is you can hardly see the twine. If it were not for the standards (I used fiber rods) you would not be able to see it from a distance. My neighbor, who has a fence with solid wire, saw mine and immediately asked where I had got it so he could change his (which is pretty ugly).
K H from Colorado
I installed this almost nine years ago, for a semi-permanent fence. I only use one strand to keep my horses where I want them. They break it from time to time when our sandy ground gets dry and they don't get enough of a shock, but the fact that it does break also makes it safe if one gets tangled up (rare). I just repair it by tying the ends with a square knot. So after nine years, rather than the predicted five, I'm thinking it's time to replace it, but even with all the knots, it's still working!
