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Fence Break Alarm
Sheep farmer Rod Ellis wanted an alarm that would immediately let him know if an electric fence line had been broken by cattle.
He made his own using a 120-decibel siren from a home burglar alarm system and an adjustable spring with a threaded bar that attaches to a short length of cord which in turn conne
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Fence Break Alarm SECURITY/SAFETY Alarms 27-1-33 Sheep farmer Rod Ellis wanted an alarm that would immediately let him know if an electric fence line had been broken by cattle.
He made his own using a 120-decibel siren from a home burglar alarm system and an adjustable spring with a threaded bar that attaches to a short length of cord which in turn connects to an electric switch. If cattle break through the fence and the pull cord tightens, it sets off the siren, which Ellis can hear from anywhere on the farm.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Rod Ellis, The Byrth Farm, Baschurch, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, United Kingdom.
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