Electric Fence Systems Designed Around Your Property
Kor Shield designs and installs complete electric fence systems based on your property's perimeter, existing structures, access points, and security requirements.
What Makes Up an Electric Fence System?
An electric fence system combines multiple components working together. Each plays a specific role in the overall configuration.
Energizer
Supplies electrical pulses to the fence system based on the configuration and site requirements.
Fence Conductors
Conductive wires form the fence line and carry the electrical pulse through the perimeter.
Insulators
Support the conductors while separating them electrically from posts and supports.
Posts & Supports
Provide the physical structure for the fence line and maintain the configured layout.
Grounding System
A fundamental part of the system that must be properly designed and installed.
Gates & Connections
Access points require appropriate integration so the fence continues functioning around gates.
Warning Signs
Visible warning signage may be required or appropriate depending on the installation.
Monitoring / Alarm
Where applicable, systems may incorporate monitoring or alarm functionality.
How We Design the Right System
Every property is different. Before recommending a configuration, we consider the physical layout and requirements of the site.
- Perimeter layout and length
- Existing wall or fence structure
- Gate positions and access points
- Environmental conditions and vegetation
- Security requirements and monitoring needs
System Configurations
Different configuration approaches suit different properties. The appropriate type depends on existing structures, perimeter layout, and security requirements.
Existing Wall
Electric fence mounted above or integrated with an existing boundary wall.
Existing Fence
Configured around or above an existing fence structure.
Standalone
A dedicated perimeter security layer independent of other barriers.
Large Perimeter
For properties requiring coverage across a larger perimeter.
Integrated Security
The electric fence forms one part of a broader security arrangement.
Systems by Property Type
Different property types present different configuration considerations.
Residential
Existing walls, gates, and compact perimeters.
Commercial
Larger boundaries, multiple access points, and site integration.
Industrial
Large or complex perimeter requirements with environmental exposure.
Agricultural
Large perimeters with terrain and vegetation considerations.
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Meet Core Shield
Core Shield provides perimeter security solutions designed around the physical layout and security requirements of each property. We assess the site, recommend a configuration, and support the system through installation, maintenance, and repair.
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Electric Fence System Cost
Total system cost depends on perimeter length, configuration, number of conductors, energizer requirements, posts and supports, insulators, grounding, gates, existing structures, and site accessibility.
A site assessment provides the basis for a project-specific estimate.
Electric Fence Systems FAQs
What is an electric fence system?
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Can an electric fence be installed on an existing wall or fence?
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Not Sure Which Electric Fence System Your Property Needs?
System configuration depends on your property's perimeter, existing structures, access points, environmental conditions, and required security setup. A site assessment helps determine the appropriate approach.