Making a T-Junction
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To make a T-junction in a wide tape run loosen the run and take one insulator away from the fence at the required point, substitute a tensioner (R36V) with the T-junction wire (R36T) already in place in the tensioner. Lace the existing tape through each side ‘wing’ of the tensioner.
This firmly fixes the line tape and makes a good electrical contact for the new tape run. Re-tension the tape line at its far ends.
The T piece now stands out proud of the tensioner free to take the new tape run away from the existing fence.
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You Will Need
- Electric fence Insulators and tensioners
Electric fence tensioner – R36V
£5.50 (exc. VAT and delivery) - Electric fence Insulators and tensioners
Stainless steel T junction tensioner inset – R36T
£2.75 (exc. VAT and delivery)