Thunderbird ERC-2 Remote Control / Volt Meter / Fault Finder

Description

Thunderbird ERC-2 Remote Control / Volt Meter / Fault Finder

The Thunderbird ERC-2 Remote Control / Volt Meter / Fault Finder is a quality electric fencing component. It is designed for use in livestock management and property boundary control. Electric fencing is one of the most cost-effective solutions for managing livestock across large areas. Choosing the right components ensures reliable, consistent performance with minimal maintenance.

This volt meter and remote control unit forms part of a complete electric fence system. It safely and effectively contains livestock and manages property boundaries.

Discount Landscape Supplies stocks a complete range of electric fencing products suitable for cattle, horses, sheep, goats and mixed livestock operations across South East Queensland and Australia. Browse our full electric fencing range for energisers, insulators, tape, wire and all associated accessories.

Key Features

• Quality construction for reliable long-term performance
• Designed for Australian livestock and agricultural conditions
• Compatible with standard electric fence posts and wire
• Reduces livestock pressure on physical fence structures
• Suitable for cattle, horse, sheep and goat management
• Australia-wide delivery available

Suitable Applications

• Cattle property boundary and subdivision fencing
• Horse paddock and agistment electric fencing
• Sheep and goat containment
• Strip grazing and rotational paddock management
• Garden and property perimeter protection

Why Choose the Thunderbird ERC-2?

First and foremost, this volt meter combines remote control, voltage testing and fault finding in a single handheld unit. Furthermore, the ERC-2 lets you test your fence without leaving your vehicle. As a result, troubleshooting is faster and more convenient across large properties. In addition, it is compatible with all Thunderbird energiser models. According to the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, regular fence monitoring is key to effective livestock containment.

Tips for Testing Your Electric Fence

Before testing, walk the fence line to identify any visible damage or vegetation contact. Then, use the remote volt meter at intervals to identify voltage drop points. In addition, check earth connections if readings are consistently low. Finally, record your readings to track fence performance over time.