security for energisers?

[Cahill]

as the title.
have to buy a new leisure battery for the fencer,so a fair sum wrapped up in these two items.
how do you keep yours safe?

 

[HeidiBoo]

I'm ok as my fence runs across to the corner of my old byre (joy of horses at home) so I place the electric stuff inside the door with the leads coming out and lock it, but my friend, whose field's just up the road from her house has like a special metal box thing that locks, couldn't tell you what it was called, where from or how mch etc....

Could find out tomorrow and let you know?

 

[Cahill]

yes,need ideas please.there`s got to be a better way than just hiding it in the long grass.

 

[HeidiBoo]

Yes, especially since it won't take a lot of finding....I'm riding out her youngster tomorrow so will ask her for you.

 

[__Annie__]

Security Box
http://www.rutland-electric-fencing.co.u...iteCategoryID=9

 

[Toby_Zaphod]

The security box is fine.....but at £200 it would be cheaper to replace the energiser & battery?

 

[Nudibranch]

Yeah I've seen those boxes. I only have an electric shepherd, its a little one but we drilled holes in the bottom of the casing and attached it to the fence with a metal cable and some nuts. It's not completely thief proof but it would stop the opportunists out there.

 

[Magicmillbrook]

I looked at those boxes and thought the same - knowing my luck they would nick the lot. I have got a little shrike energiser after having my lasy energiser & battey perloined. My OH welded me up a case with metal loop, I then chain and padlock it to a ring in one of my fence posts. If they want to take it they have to crop the chain or take the post up - it has lasted 2 years now! Isn't it sad that we have to think about these things at all?

 

[Cahill]

um,cant afford the metal box thingy.
looks like i have another diy job to add to the list.