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Agrifence Line to Line Crocodile Connector – Electric Fence Clip Connector
$10.08
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$10.08
Regular price
$14.20
Agrifence Line to Line Crocodile Connector – 60cm
The crocodile clip version of the tape bridge, code H5463. A sprung jaw at each end of a 60cm lead bites onto the tape and holds, which makes this the one to reach for when a connection needs making quickly or moving again next week.
Agrifence's own line on it is that the clips give extra security while staying quick and easy to use, and that is a fair summary: no clamp to unscrew, no plate to align, but a positive grip that will not shake loose in a gale. It bonds two tape lines so power is spread evenly between them.
<>Performance & Benefits
- Sprung crocodile clips grip the tape without tools.
- 60cm insulated lead, enough to bridge normal line spacings.
- Spreads power evenly between two tape lines.
- Clips off as easily as they clip on, so a temporary division can be rearranged.
- Supplied singly.
Suitable For
- Temporary and strip-grazing tape fences.
- Testing where a voltage drop is before committing to a fixed clamp.
- Bringing a spur or a new division into a live tape fence.
- Yards that move divisions through the season.
- Not the choice for a permanent perimeter left untouched for years — the aluminium Agrifence Line to Line Connector clamps the tape and stays put.
How to Use
- Switch the energiser off before clipping onto either line.
- Open the jaw and let it close across the width of the tape, not on one edge.
- Route the lead so it hangs clear of posts, wire and vegetation.
- Turn the fence back on and check both lines with a tester.
- Re-seat a clip that has slid along the tape, and clean any green corrosion off the jaws before refitting.
Specification
- Agrifence product code H5463. Barcode 5052150002224.
- Lead length 60cm.
- Connection: crocodile clip at each end.
- For joining two lines of electric fence tape.
- Supplied as a single connector.
- Agrifence publish no jaw opening dimension, clip material or maximum tape width, so none is stated here.