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A consumer grade electric fence is harmless, it will give a mild shock, but
nothing dangerous. I couldn't find the specifications online, so
guestimating, if an electric fence transformer draws 120v A/C @ 1 amp, the
output would be 4000 v A/C at .03 amp.

That's just a mild shocker, pretty safe..if it was D/C on the otherhand is a
different story.


Sameer



Doesn't matter whether it's A/C or D/C.

Here's a reference:

http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/etools/cons...eccurrent.html

Bill