Rutland 500m Electric Fence Poly Wire | Agricultural Fencing

Rutland 500m Electric Fence Poly Wire for temporary and permanent electric fencing. Ideal for livestock paddocks, rotational grazing and farm fencing.

500 Metres of Electric Fencing Wire for Livestock Management

The Rutland 500m Electric Fence Poly Wire is a practical choice for creating and maintaining electric fence lines around farms, paddocks and grazing areas.

Supplied on a 500 metre reel, this poly wire is particularly useful when setting up temporary grazing divisions, extending existing electric fencing or replacing worn fence lines.

Suitable for use with compatible electric fencing energisers, insulators and posts, it offers a convenient alternative to traditional metal fencing wire where a lightweight, flexible electric fence conductor is required.

Make Grazing Management Easier

Electric poly wire is especially useful where fencing layouts need to change throughout the grazing season.

Common applications include:

• Cattle grazing paddocks

• Sheep fencing

• Rotational and strip grazing

• Temporary livestock enclosures

• Subdividing larger fields

• Farm boundary reinforcement

• Smallholding fencing

• General electric fence repairs

Product Details

• Brand: Rutland

• Product: Electric Fence Poly Wire

• Reel Length: 500 metres

• Type: Electric fencing conductor

• Flexible poly wire construction

• For use with compatible electric fence systems

• Suitable for agricultural and livestock fencing applications

• Ideal for temporary fencing and suitable permanent installations

A Handy Reel to Keep in the Fencing Store

Whether you're moving cattle onto fresh grass, dividing a field for sheep or carrying out routine fence maintenance, having a spare reel of poly wire available can save time.

The 500m length provides plenty of wire for longer runs and multiple smaller paddock divisions, making it a useful addition to the fencing supplies on any livestock farm.

For reliable fence performance, use suitable connectors, insulators and an appropriately rated energiser, and regularly check the fence voltage.