What kind of voltage it produces and will it be to strong for goat and sheep
1138558
The voltage question is difficult to answer as there are too many variables such as weather, fur, wool, size, weight of animal etc. The potential voltage is 5000 volts, the larger the animal the larger the shock and is equivalent to a static shock, but not harmful. Keep in mind the prongs must touch the skin and only shocks when button is pushed. In my experience the unruly animal only need be touched, push the button once for a little shock, after which they recognize the the site and sound (buzzing/beep) with their undivided attention. We use the SS-36 on our farm with 100% effectiveness on cattle, pigs, goats and sheep. I hope that helps.
527612
It's underpowered. It will get the job done as long as you are patient. Never gets solder liquid enough for vacuum. Sorry I don't know the exact wattage. It's buried in my closet and I'm busy at present.
1042021
Probably just standard for the product. I have had several similar products, two solar powered and 3 cord powered but different manufacturers. They all have been working for several years. This was a good price for the rated distance and for keeping livestock, not pets. Prices vary according to where you purchase it and Amazon has always been a good place to purchase almost anything.
1305499
I find it to be very powerful. I don't know the voltage. My shoes have a military shine on them.
17579
I found that my goats got themselves tangled easily. I had to separate them then they tangled themselves around trees. It would be great in a grassy field with no obstacles. It is more than strong enough to stand up to very large dogs as my goats are adults(100-150 lbs.)
1529373
I've read that you should only use a converter for up to half the rated power output, so anything up to 150 watt would be OK. So, I'd suggest you get a more powerful converter, e.g. 500 W.
1564164
I don't know, I ran it on 120 Volts and I was not happy with it at all. It did not grate cheese well and it had too many parts to clean afterwards.
1919687
I don't think you'll have any problem as long as they can't wriggle out of their collar/harness. They only problem I have with my goats is that although they are on separate swivels they sometimes tangled their cables. The solution was to reposition the sure swivels farther apart. Now they work great for my 100 lbs. goats.
1854115
Am in bed at the moment so have no stats for you BUT note this is corded & guide powerful. I have Belgians & found it to be almost too much, very fast & noisy too. A bit unnerving. Got a cordless I think it is 7.5v & that is far better.
2237342
I am so sorry I am unable to help you. We bought this to help repel the neighbors goats. No certain how well it worked as after the owner paid for the tree his goats ate, he decided it more cost-effective to keep his goats in his own yard. PS: It didn't stop the goats from eating a rose bush this Spring, however. I would contact the manufacturer for better information.
936204
LOL- first I've heard of this one, but creative none the less. I don't think it will work. It draws low amperage, but it is designed to work from a 12 volt system that delivers a regular and consistent voltage input.
1122952
It will help. I had a German shepherd and worked well for her. Start off on a low setting and work up. I never had to get high on the voltage with her. I used it more for the barking purposes. If. You train and are consistent the puppy will learn.
1805942
I tried the 12V model and it simply is not up to the task for most jobs. Get the one with more power.
1875113
i compared them at homedepot and it shows the the animal is 22.2 amps and the dc35 is only 12amps. almost double!
1251449
I use it on a tractor, to feed a pump on a sprayer at 12 volts at 25 amps continuous doesn't over heat
2195076
After very little/light wear and tear, I reached in to unplug this device and found that it came apart in my hand! It was rarely ever used so it was long past any chance to return it or I would have. I don't know about watts and volts but I do know this thing fell apart on me so I would not recommend it to anyone else. Good luck!
403413
From experience it can take 12 volts up to 35 v but I wouldn't push it because of the cheap off-brand caps. Also, don't expect many amps at 30-35 volts.