Baygard Multipurpose Pulse Connector PM-676

The Baygard Multipurpose Pulse Connector PM-676 is an essential component for electric fencing systems, designed to ensure secure and efficient connections between various types of fencing materials.

Key Features:

• Versatile Connectivity: Ideal for splicing polywire, polytape, and smooth fence wire, facilitating seamless integration within your electric fence setup.

• High-Quality Construction: Crafted from premium aluminum, offering superior conductivity and resistance to rust, ensuring long-lasting performance.

• Dual Wingnut Design: Equipped with two wingnuts, this connector provides a solid and secure connection, enhancing the reliability of your fencing system.

• Compatibility with Gate Handles: Designed for use with the Baygard G-150 gate handle, making it suitable for creating electric fence gates.

Benefits:

• Enhanced Electrical Connections: Ensures optimal electrical conductivity across different fencing materials, maintaining the effectiveness of your electric fence.

• Durability: The aluminum construction not only provides excellent conductivity but also resists corrosion, extending the lifespan of your fencing components.

• Ease of Installation: The dual wingnut design allows for quick and secure connections without the need for specialized tools, simplifying the setup process.

Applications:

• Electric Fence Splicing: Ideal for joining sections of polywire, polytape, or smooth wire, ensuring a continuous and effective electric barrier.

• Gate Construction: When used with the Baygard G-150 gate handle, it facilitates the creation of reliable electric fence gates, enhancing access control within your fencing system.

Specifications:

• Material: Aluminum

• Compatibility: Polywire, polytape, smooth fence wire, and Baygard G-150 gate handle

• Design: Dual wingnut for secure connections

Installation Instructions:

1. Prepare the Wires: Ensure the ends of the wires or tapes you intend to connect are clean and free from damage.

2. Insert into Connector: Loosen the wingnuts and insert the wire or tape ends into the connector slots.

3. Secure the Connection: Tighten the wingnuts to firmly hold the wires or tapes in place, ensuring a solid electrical connection.

4. Verify Connectivity: After installation, check the connection to confirm proper conductivity within the fencing system.

Maintenance Tips:

• Regular Inspections: Periodically check the connectors for signs of wear or corrosion, replacing them as necessary to maintain fence integrity.

• Ensure Tight Connections: Over time, vibrations or environmental factors may loosen the wingnuts; regularly ensure they remain tight to prevent connection issues.