PowerLink™ 4.0
For instant in-the-field connections and an easy way to gain entry to a electric fence without turning off the energizer.
Our farm vehicles always carry several because we never know when or where we might need to fix or connect a fence.
Common Uses
Specs
Benefits
- Quick way to gain entry to a electric fence without turning the energizer off.
- Easy way to connect two hot wires.
- 2 lengths available: 30" and 48"
How to Use
- Squeeze handles of one alligator clip to open jaws, then let metal "teeth" snap closed onto non-electrified conductor. Release handle.
- With other alligator clip, squeeze the plastic handles to open jaws, then let metal teeth snap closed onto the electrified conductor. Release handle.
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Electric Netting
PermaNet® 10/48/6 (25' x 48" white/black roll), single spike
Item #206600 -Designed to be left in one place for months or years, but still easy to move if needed. It's sturdier than other nets with regular posts.
$64.00 -
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 -
Fence Connectors and Accessories
Cut Out Switch
Item #333000 -Used for stopping the flow of electricity from one fence to another.
$7.50 -
Fence Connectors and Accessories
Warning Sign
Item #346000 -Attaches to an electric fence to warn people that the fence is electrified.
$0.97
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Peter P from SoNH
I have used all versions of these since netting became readily available 15 years ago. I still have 5-6 working with the alligator clips. Re soldered a few broken connections but working fine. Some of the earlier red plastic versions did discolor and crack after a year or 2 so I salvaged the good pieces, push out the white plastic hinge pin and reassemble with a good piece from another broken clip. Takes A couple minutes. Using about 3800 feet of net for pasture subdivision of ckickens, ducks, sheep, lambs, Herefords, and Maremma's I need 20 of these working and for $4 can manage to keep a couple new ones on the shelf. Another tip, I use a dab of silicone RTV where the wire comes out of the notch on each clip. Got a nice bite from 12 joules where the insulation had cracked due to use and it keeps the wire from disconnecting due to any strain.
Karen N from Colorado
Great item very helpful
Robert J from Quincy FL
Quality is good but the jaws and teeth of the clamps do not work well with electric netting. The teeth are to far apart. Would work great for high tinsel wire. Would not recommend for netting style fencing.
Charles S from Kentucky
Best value for the dollar ...been using them for years. Do agree with users in that failures on some links in less than a year. I have to resupply myself every year.
Peter M from VT
Great idea, but not very durable. The idea is a 5-star but the quality is a 2-star! The end of the wire sometimes comes out of the clip and it's difficult to put it back on. If they get accidentally pulled, the metal clip comes out of the plastic clamp. I ordered more only because I haven't found a suitable alternative. I agree with other reviewers that these clips are not up to the quality standards that I expect from Premier1.
