Nemtek Druid 20 LCD Fence Monitor
Original price was: R4,477.00.R3,805.00Current price is: R3,805.00. Incl. VAT
- Monitors for continuity using safe 50V pulses
- Can work in conjunction with other energizers to provide extra security above 1.5m.
- The robust and flexible design is ideal for residential, commercial, industrial and high security sites
- Four zones can easily be created by linking two D20 fence monitors together using the Druid four zone keypad
- Detects a low voltage loop cut (open circuit or short)
- Allows the installer to keep their fence compliant in public access areas
- Connectable to armed response radio or GSM module
- Lightning and power surge protection
- Intelligent power saving to extend battery life
- Optional keypad for controlling and programming the low voltage fence monitor.
- The LCD background colour changes to easily identify the fence condition
- Can be tested using the D20 Fence Alarm Monitor tester (TL-FM/D20)
Description
Nemtek Druid 20 LCD Fence Monitor – E-DRUID/20FM/V1
This low voltage Druid 20 LCD Fence Alarm Monitor is designed to monitor fences in public areas or locations where traditional electric fencing may pose legal or safety concerns – such as schools. Operating with a pulse of less than 50V, it ensures that anyone or any animal coming into contact with the fence will not receive an electric shock making it safe for sensitive environments. Despite the low voltage, the system will still trigger an alarm if the wires are cut or shorted. This makes it ideal for securing the lower 1.5 meters of fencing in public spaces while allowing the upper sections to be electrified using a standard security energizer.
Features:
- Monitors for continuity using safe 50V pulses
- Can work in conjunction with other energizers to provide extra security above 1.5m.
- The robust and flexible design is ideal for residential, commercial, industrial and high security sites
- Four zones can easily be created by linking two D20 fence monitors together using the Druid four zone keypad
- Detects a low voltage loop cut (open circuit or short)
- Allows the installer to keep their fence compliant in public access areas
- Connectable to armed response radio or GSM module
- Lightning and power surge protection
- Intelligent power saving to extend battery life
- Optional keypad for controlling and programming the low voltage fence monitor.
- The LCD background colour changes to easily identify the fence condition
- Can be tested using the D20 Fence Alarm Monitor tester (TL-FM/D20)
Specifications:
Physical | |
Enclosure size | 400(H) x 270(W) x 150(D) mm |
Weight excluding battery (7Ah) | 3.55kg |
Weight including battery (7Ah) | 6.56kg |
IP rating | IPx4 |
Operating temperatures | -10° to 50° C |
Operating humidity | <80% non-condensing |
Electrical Supply | |
Mains supply voltage | 240V |
Typical power consumption (Normal operating conditions) | 3.6W (2 Zones monitoring typical fence) |
Internal Battery | 7Ah |
Standby time (fully charged battery) | 24 hours |
Fence Output | |
Maximum fence voltage | 50V |
Connections: Contact ratings maximum | |
While relays have a higher rating, the manufacturer does not recommend an AC voltage of more than 50VAC: 10A @ 50VAC or 10A at 30DC (per relay) |
What’s in the Box:
1 x Nemtek Druid 20 LCD Fence Monitor
Additional information
Weight | 6560 g |
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Dimensions | 400 × 270 × 150 mm |
Compliance Certificates
In South Africa, an Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance (COC) is a mandatory document proving an electric fence installation meets safety regulations outlined in the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 and SANS 10222-3.
What it is:
- An Electric Fence COC is an official document that certifies an electric fence installation is compliant with South African regulations.
- It ensures the fence is installed and maintained safely, preventing potential harm to people or animals.
- The COC is required for new installations, alterations, or when selling a property with an electric fence.
Why it’s needed:
- Safety:
Ensures the electric fence is installed correctly and safely, preventing potential shocks or injuries.
- Legal Compliance:
The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 (Act No. 85 of 1993) and SANS 10222-3: Electric Security Fencing Part 3 govern the requirements for electric fence installations.
- Property Transactions:
A COC is required when selling a property with an electric fence, demonstrating to potential buyers that the fence is safe and compliant.
- Liability:
Without a valid COC, property owners could face legal and financial consequences if an injury or incident occurs due to a non-compliant electric fence.
Who needs it:
- Property owners with electric fences, especially after October 1, 2012, when the regulations were updated.
- Anyone who alters or upgrades an existing electric fence after October 1, 2012.
- Property owners selling a property with an electric fence.
How to obtain a COC:
For residents and businesses based in Johannesburg, contact Stemar Security Systems for Electric Fence Installations, Repairs and Compliance Certificates.
- A registered and qualified electric fence installer must inspect the electric fence and issue the COC.
- The installer needs to have completed a registered EWSETA approved course to be qualified to issue a COC.
- You can find registered installers through organizations like Nemtek Training Academy or Stafix Electric Fence Centres.
Key points to remember:
- An electric fence COC is a separate requirement from an electrical compliance certificate.
- Property owners should ensure they have a valid COC for their electric fence to avoid legal and financial risks.
- If you are unsure about the requirements or need to obtain a COC, contact a registered electric fence installer.