Razor wire with electric fence
Coiled razor wire combined with an electrified fence
Razor wire combined with an electric fence for exposed walls and railings. A physical and electric barrier in one; get a quote on WhatsApp.
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Ideal for
- Warehouses and workshops
- Walls facing alleys
- Vacant lots and land
- Businesses with exposed perimeters
Description
Razor wire (concertina) is the coiled wire with blades that goes on top of walls and railings. On its own, it is a physical barrier that is hard to get past. Combined with an electric fence, it adds two layers: anyone trying to climb over meets the blades and the fence's shock, and with an alarm, the siren goes off too.
It is common on warehouses, workshops, vacant lots, businesses and on the sections of a house that face an alley or an empty lot. How the two are combined depends on the wall: sometimes the razor wire goes on top and the fence in front, other times the fence sits on posts with the razor wire behind it. The razor wire must not touch the electrified wire, because it would drain the fence, so we space them carefully and fasten everything securely.
For appearance and for the safety of neighbors, we make sure the razor wire is out of reach of people walking by on the sidewalk. As with any electric fence, we put up visible warning signs.
Features
- Coiled galvanized steel razor wire
- Electric fence with pulse energizer
- Spacing between the razor wire and the electrified wire
- Secure mounting to the wall or railing
- Warning signs
- Siren or phone alerts can be added
The service includes
- Site visit to measure
- Razor wire and fence installed
- Grounding
- Warning signs
Frequently asked questions
Can I install razor wire without an electric fence?
Yes, razor wire alone is also a barrier. Combining it with the fence adds the shock and the option of an alarm.
Does razor wire rust?
We use galvanized razor wire, which holds up better outdoors. In areas with salt air it wears faster and should be checked more often.
Photo credits
- 1: Dietmar Rabich, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- 2: Dietmar Rabich, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- 3: Dietmar Rabich, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Reference photos of the product type; the model we install may vary with your project.
