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Follow these steps to resolve the issue:

• 1Verify mains voltage at the control box with a multimeter (should read 220‑240 V AC).
• 2Check the circuit breaker or fuse protecting the fence circuit; reset or replace if tripped/failed.
• 3Inspect all junctions and terminals for loose or corroded connections; tighten and clean as needed.
• 4Confirm that the control board’s voltage indicator LED is solid; if not, replace the board.
• 5If the fence still fails, test the supply with a known good outlet to rule out upstream supply issues.

Follow these steps to resolve the issue:

• 1Measure ground resistance with an earth‑resistance tester; acceptable values are <10 Ω for residential and <5 Ω for commercial installations.
• 2Inspect grounding rods for corrosion or damage; replace if necessary.
• 3Ensure all grounding conductors are properly bonded to the fence frame and to the grounding electrode system.
• 4Add additional grounding rods or increase conductor size if resistance remains high.
• 5Re‑measure after corrections to confirm compliance.

Follow these steps to resolve the issue:

• 1Verify that the control panel firmware is the latest version; update if required.
• 2Test continuity of all control wires (e.g., R1, R2, R3) between the remote module and the control board using a continuity tester.
• 3Check the battery level of the remote trigger device; replace or recharge as necessary.
• 4Manually toggle the fence switch on the control panel to confirm the fence energizes; if not, investigate the power path.
• 5Re‑pair the remote module or replace it if faults persist.

Follow these steps to resolve the issue:

• 1Confirm that the fence posts are at least 1.2 m high, as mandated by most municipal safety codes.
• 2Ensure no live overhead conductors are within the prohibited 1.2 m clearance zone of the fence.
• 3Verify that all required earthing rods are installed, correctly connected, and within the specified spacing (typically 2 m apart).
• 4Conduct a short‑circuit test on the fence to ensure the safety interlock triggers properly.
• 5Document all inspections and obtain the necessary compliance certificates before handing over to the client.