3. INSTALLATION
Laying out the boundary wire
If you intend to staple down the boundary wire:
• Cut the grass very low with a standard lawn mower or a trimmer where the wire is to be laid. It will then be easier to lay the wire close to the ground and the risk of the mower cutting the wire or damaging the insulation of the wire is reduced.
• Make sure to lay the boundary wire tight to the ground and secure the staples close together with approximately 75 cm between each staple. The wire must generally lie close to the ground so, as not to be cut off before the grass roots have grown over it.
•Use a hammer to knock down the staples in the ground. Exercise care when knocking in the staples and make sure the wire is not under strain. Avoid forming the wire in sharp bends.
If the boundary wire is to be buried:
•Make sure to place the boundary wire at least
1 cm and a maximum of 20 cm into the ground. The wire can be buried for instance using an edge cutter or a straight spade.
Use the supplied measurement gauge as a guide when you lay out the boundary wire. This helps you to easily set the correct distance between the boundary wire and the boundary/obstacle. The measurement gauge is broken loose from the box.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Extra wire must not be placed in coils outside the boundary wire. This can disrupt R40Li.
Loop for connecting the guide wire
To facilitate the connection of the guide wire to the boundary wire, it is recommended to create a loop with about 20 cm of extra boundary wire at the point where the guide wire will later be connected. It is a good idea to plan where the guide wire will be placed before laying out the boundary wire. See 3.6 Installation of the guide wire on page 27.
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