 Tensioners
are used on all styles of HTP® except Centaur HTP® 5" rails which use an innovative
barrel tensioner. These may be nailed to terminal posts or used in-line. Tensioners are
tightened using a wrench or tensioner handle. For rails, strip off bead on wire and push
'webbing' away while connecting. |
 Tensioner
Handles are used to tighten above tensioners. Although a standard wrench may
be used, tensioner handles are relatively inexpensive and are easier to use since they
provide more leverage. Order one to make your job easier. Do not use with Centaur HTP®
5" rails. |
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Barrel Tensioner: Used
with HTP® 5" rails, the barrel tensioners are the easiest to use tensioners ever.
Features heavy-duty steel construction. Available in white, black and brown. Available in
one way style for short runs or two way for long runs. Eliminates mid-span box tensioners |
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T-Sleeve Cover: Unique
T-Slots convert a T-Post into a HTP® post. Pre-cut notches are perfect for White
Lightning® and PolyPlus® wire products, eliminating the need for insulators. Constructed
of durable high-density polyethelene with a ten year manufacturer's limited warranty.
Cover measures 2" round x 4-1/2' long. The top wire will be approximately 2"
from the top of the post. |
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 Diagonal Braces
are used to build strong and long lasting terminal braces. There are multiple ways to
'frame' for an HTP® fence system. All terminal posts should be cemented. A diagonal brace
may be set in concrete 'leaning' towards the terminal to help prevent the terminal post
from 'pulling'. Attach diagonal brace by notching terminal post or nailing with a diagonal
brace. In general, use one brace per diagonal brace. |
 Pictured Left: Simple black and
white image showing the proper installation of a diagonal brace with a diagonal brace.
Drive 5" Ring-Shanked Nails through diagonal brace and into terminal
post. For additional bracing, use horizontal braces and/or diagonal truss rods or cables. |
 Wire Links,
like crimp fittings, are used for splicing any type of HTP® fence
wire, only no special tool is required. Simply slide wire into both sides to continue a
fence line. Once the wire is inserted, it may not be removed. For rails, strip off bead on
wire and push 'webbing' away while connecting. Wire links are available for 12.5 and 15
gauge wires. |
 Pictured Left: Simple black
and white image showing the proper installation of a wire link. Crimp fittings
are installed much the same way, but require a tool to squeeze fittings. |
| Crimp Fittings, like
wire links, are used for splicing any type of HTP® fence wire. A crimp
fitting tool is required to squeeze/ crimp the fittings into place. Crimp fittings are
available for 12.5 and 15 gauge wires. |
Crimp Fitting Tool is
used to 'squeeze' crimp fittings. Crimp fitting tools resemble bolt cutters in appearance,
only the teeth of the tool do not close entirely. This crimp fitting tool crimps fittings
for 12.5 and 15 gauge wires. |
 T-Post
Insulators are used to prevent grounding of conductive wires. Use for White
Lightning® conductive wires. |
 Wood Post
Insulators are used to prevent grounding of conductive wires. White
Lightning® conductive wires. Insulators mount to practically any type of wood post. |
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Choosing Components for Centaur HTP™ Fence Systems
Bracket
Insulators are used to prevent grounding of conductive wires. Use to attach
HotSite® conductive rails to pipe or wood. Available in black or white.
END-sulator
easy attaches with no tools. End strain insulator with a preattached cable and preformed
loop for fast attachment to end posts. Includes END-sulator hook. Used to prevent
grounding of conductive wires.
Line
Tap Connectors are a slotted bolt type connector used to make electrical
connections. One tap can be used to make multiple connections. For use with conductive
wires.
UnderGate
Cable is used to carry power from energizer to fence or bury under gates.
Designed with polymer coating to protect against voltage leakage in all weather
conditions. For use with conductive fence materials.