IP Library Granted Patent US 10,070,508
Granted Patent B2
US 10,070,508 · App. 14/801,190 · Granted Sep 4, 2018

Portable security fencing

Inventors: Colin E. Ricks (Charlotte, NC); Dean A. Lowder (Isle of Palms, SC)
H05C1/00A01K3/005E04H17/02E04H17/04E04H17/18E04H17/24
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Patent No.
US 10,070,508
App. No.
14/801,190
Granted
Sep 4, 2018
Kind
B2
Abstract

A portable electric fence kit for the erection of a temporary electric fence comprising: a primary fence section which is portable and non-electrified having two or more poles, a secondary fence section having two or more insulated poles secured to the poles of the primary fence section and having the ability to be electrified using a plurality of wires spanning the distance between the insulated poles, a plurality of wires spanning the distance between the insulated poles, system controls operationally associated with the fence sections, a power source operationally associated with the fence sections and the system controls, the power source providing electricity to the secondary fence sections and a coupling means which allows for one section of the fence kit and its wires to be coupled to another section of the fence kit and its wires.

Claims (38)

1. A portable electric fence kit for the erection of a temporary electric fence comprising:

a primary fence section which is portable and non-electrified having two or more poles, the primary fence section has an inner side and an outer side, a top and a bottom;

a secondary fence section having two or more insulated poles secured to the poles of the primary fence section and having the ability to be electrified using a plurality of wires comprising insulated and non-insulated live wires which are secured to and span the distance between the insulated poles, the secondary fence section has an inner side and an outer side, a top and a bottom;

wherein the plurality of wires is secured to each of the insulated poles and spans the distance horizontally between the insulated poles in a pattern alternating between uninsulated wires and grounded wires with one or more insulated live wires at each end of the spanned distance;

wherein the secondary fence section is laterally secured to the primary fence section and the inner side of the primary fence section faces the outer side of the secondary fence section;

wherein the bottom of the primary fence and the bottom of the secondary fence are positioned at or near a same height as each other; and

wherein the top of the secondary fence is positioned at a height at or above the top of the primary fence;

system controls operationally associated with the plurality of wires of said secondary fence sections, said system controls having the ability to control the electrification of said secondary fence section;

a power source operationally associated with said fence sections and said system controls, said power source providing electricity to said secondary fence section; and

a coupling means which allows for the plurality of wires associated with one secondary fence section of the fence kit to be coupled to the plurality of wires associated with another secondary fence section of the fence kit.

2. The electronic fence kit of claim 1 wherein the plurality of wires are configured in a serpentine pattern.

3. The electric fence kit of claim 1 wherein the insulated poles of the secondary fence section span the same horizontal distance and vertical distance as the poles of the primary fence section.

4. The electric fence kit of claim 1 wherein said fence kit further includes a monitoring module which allows for said electric fence to be monitored both on-site and/or remotely.

5. The electronic fence kit of claim 1 wherein the insulated and non-insulated live wires are operationally associated with and originate at the system controls.

6. The electronic fence kit of claim 1 wherein the system controls include an electric fence energizer, a monitoring module, a control panel and a wireless communicator.

7. The electronic fence kit of claim 1 wherein the system controls are portable.

8. The electronic fence kit of claim 1 wherein the power source is selected from the group including, but not limited to, battery power, grid power, solar power, wind power, or a combination thereof.

9. The electronic fence kit of claim 1 wherein said fence kit further includes an integrated footer or base operationally associated with each pole of the primary fence section; and

wherein a plurality of said primary fence sections and secondary fence sections are coupled together at variable angles using a connecting means resulting in a fence line of variable length and shape.

10. A portable electric fence kit for the erection of a re-usable, temporary electric fence comprising:

a primary fence section which is portable and non-electrified having two or more poles, the primary fence section has an inner side and an outer side, a top and a bottom;

a secondary fence section having two or more insulated poles secured to the poles of the primary fence section and having the ability to be electrified using a plurality of wires comprising insulated and non-insulated live wires which are secured to and span the distance between the insulated poles, the secondary fence section has an inner side and an outer side, a top and a bottom;

wherein the plurality of wires is secured to each of the insulated poles and spans the distance horizontally between the insulated poles in a pattern alternating between uninsulated wires and grounded wires with one or more insulated live wires at each end of the spanned distance;

wherein the secondary fence section is laterally secured to the primary fence section and the inner side of the primary fence section faces the outer side of the secondary fence section;

wherein the bottom of the primary fence and the bottom of the secondary fence are positioned at or near a same height as each other; and

wherein the top of the secondary fence is positioned at a height at or above the top of the primary fence;

system controls operationally associated with the plurality of wires of said secondary fence sections, said system controls having the ability to control the electrification of said secondary fence section;

a power source operationally associated with said fence sections and said system controls, said power source providing electricity to said secondary fence section;

a coupling means which allows for the plurality of wires associated with one secondary fence section of the fence kit to be coupled to the plurality of wires associated with another secondary fence section of the fence kit;

a monitoring module which allows for said electric fence to be monitored both on-site and/or remotely; and

an integrated footer or base operationally associated with each pole of the primary fence section;

wherein a plurality of said primary fence sections and secondary fence sections are coupled together at variable angles using a connecting means resulting in a fence line of variable length and shape.

11. The electronic fence kit of claim 10 wherein the plurality of wires are configured in a serpentine pattern.

12. The electric fence kit of claim 10 wherein the insulated poles of the secondary fence section span the same horizontal distance and vertical distance as the poles of the primary fence section.

13. The electronic fence kit of claim 10 wherein the insulated and non-insulated live wires are operationally associated with and originate at the system controls.

14. The electronic fence kit of claim 10 wherein the system controls include an electric fence energizer, a monitoring module, a control panel and a wireless communicator.

15. The electronic fence kit of claim 10 wherein the system controls are portable.

16. The electronic fence kit of claim 10 wherein the power source is selected from the group including, but not limited to, battery power, grid power, solar power, wind power, or a combination thereof.

Assignments (7)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Mar 17, 2023
From: AMAROK LLC
To: NATIONAL BANK OF CANADA, AS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT
Reel/Frame 063023/0404 →
RELEASE OF SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Sep 9, 2022
From: GOLUB CAPITAL LLC, AS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT
To: AMAROK LLC
Reel/Frame 061050/0540 →
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Dec 14, 2021
From: AMAROK LLC
To: GOLUB CAPITAL LLC, AS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT
Reel/Frame 058390/0873 →
RELEASE OF SECURITY INTEREST (PATENTS) Recorded Dec 13, 2021
From: GOLUB CAPITAL LLC, AS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT
To: AMAROK LLC (F/K/A ELECTRIC GUARD DOG, LLC)
Reel/Frame 058912/0758 →
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Dec 16, 2019
From: ELECTRIC GUARD DOG, LLC
To: AMAROK LLC
Reel/Frame 051316/0238 →
PATENT SECURITY AGREEMENT Recorded Apr 17, 2019
From: ELECTRIC GUARD DOG, LLC
To: GOLUB CAPITAL LLC, AS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT
Reel/Frame 048924/0197 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 7, 2016
From: PERIMETER SECURITY SYSTEMS, LLC
To: ELECTRIC GUARD DOG, LLC
Reel/Frame 039654/0819 →
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