Electric Fence Wire & Components
Electric fence wire and components, including galvanized wire, energizers, insulators and ground rods, for cattle, wildlife and livestock offsets on farms and ranches.
About Electric Fence Wire & Components
Electric fence wire carries a low-impedance charge from an energizer to deter animals. It can add security to an existing fence or serve as a low-cost temporary or permanent fence on its own. The wire is strong, smooth and galvanized to resist breakage over long runs.
Gauge and spool length are only part of the system. Axiom South offers 17, 14 and 12.5 gauge wire on quarter-mile and half-mile spools, plus the components that make it work: energizers, insulators, ground rods, gate handles, splicing sleeves and tensioners. Keep the wire off vegetation and away from direct post contact by using insulators. One energizer terminal connects to the wire and the other to a ground rod. Warning signs belong on the fence as well.
Common uses are cattle and deer or wildlife fences and an electric offset on sheep, goat and horse fences. For a quote, send line length, strand count, gauge, post type and energizer needs. Orders ship nationwide.
Colors, sizes and specifications
Sizes and configurations
- 17 gauge
- 14 gauge
- 12.5 gauge
- Quarter-mile and half-mile spools
Features
- Strong, smooth galvanized wire that resists breakage over long distances
- Adds security to an existing fence or serves as a low-cost temporary or permanent fence
Specifications
| Gauges | 17 / 14 / 12.5 |
|---|---|
| Spools | 1/4 mile; 1/2 mile |
| Energizer pulse | About one pulse per second |
| Wire | Smooth steel wire from thin single strand to thicker high-tensile |
| Insulators | Polyethylene |
| Grounding | Energizer connects to the wire and to a ground rod driven into soil |
Accessories and works with
- Energizer
- Insulators
- Ground rods
- Gate handles
- Splicing sleeves and tensioners
- Splicing sleeves with splicing tool
- Gripple connectors
- Stretcher bars
Best for
- Cattle and deer/wildlife fences
- Adding an electric offset to sheep, goat and horse fences
Installation notes
- Wire must not touch vegetation or contact posts directly; use insulators.
- Connect one energizer terminal to the wire and the other to a ground rod.
Frequently asked questions
Why did a fence stop working?
Common causes are power loss, wire breaks, shorting from vegetation, or poor grounding.
One product or the whole package
Order this on its own, with a few related products, or with everything else for the project. One itemized quote, shipped to all 50 states. Need someone to install it? Find an installer serving your area.
Request a quote for Electric Fence Wire & Components
Send plans, measurements, or photos and we will prepare an itemized quote. You can also call us with questions.