What do “all-in-one kits” include from FenceFast?

All-in-one kits typically include energizers, wire or tape reels, posts or netting, connectors or insulators and instructions - everything a customer needs to get started with an electric fencing system without buying each component individually.

How do I choose the right all-in-one kit for my application?

Choose a kit based on the area you need to fence, the type of animal (garden pests, dogs, livestock, wildlife), whether it’s permanent or portable, and the type of power source (solar, battery, mains) that matches your site.

Are all-in-one kits good for beginners or DIY users?

Yes - these kits are designed to simplify setup, making them a great entry point for hobby farms, paddocks or garden protection where you want a complete solution rather than sourcing individual parts.

Do these kits work for both livestock and wildlife control?

Some kits are made for garden or pet exclusion, while others are built for livestock or wildlife containment. You should check the kit’s specs - such as reel length, energizer output and post type - to ensure it fits your animal or wildlife use case.

Is installation easier with an all-in-one kit than building a system from scratch?

Yes - because these kits bundle compatible components and often include instructions, the installation path is clearer and faster compared to sourcing each part individually, which also reduces compatibility issues.

Can I use an all-in-one kit for rotational grazing or temporary fencing?

Yes - if you select a kit designed for portable use. Many all-in-one kits include lighter posts, portable reels and faster setup features making them suitable for temporary fencing or rotational pastures.

What should I consider about power supply when choosing a kit?

Determine whether your site has mains power, or whether you need battery or solar. Kits that operate off batteries or solar are practical for remote areas; mains kits are better for fixed permanent installations.

Will an all-in-one kit be sufficient for large properties or high-tension wire systems?

Not always - large-scale or high-tension installations may exceed the scope of a basic kit. In such cases you may need to upgrade components or build a custom system with higher output energizers, stronger posts and heavier wire.

How do I maintain or inspect an all-in-one kit after installing it?

Check the energizer performance, inspect posts, tension conductors, clear vegetation away from the fence line, verify connectors, and keep the kit components protected from corrosion or damage due to weather.

If I buy an all-in-one kit, can I expand it later?

Yes - many kits are modular and allow you to add more reels, extra posts, longer wire runs or larger energizers as your fencing needs grow. You’ll want to ensure any added components remain compatible with the original kit.

Electric Fence Kits

Don't know where to start?

FenceFast offers a wide variety of electric fence kits to get you started.

Select on of our Garden kits to protect your garden, fish, ponds, lawn from, dogs, raccoons.

The Gallagher Smart Fence can be used for any number of livestock and wildlife control including, sheep, goats, pigs, cattle, horse, bears

Pre loaded reels can be paired up with 3x reel stand and multi wire connectors and multi thread posts for a 3 wire portable fence system.

Netting Kits for Sheep, Goats, Poultry.

If you are requiring something more custom our FenceFast Team will be happy to help you.

Frequently Asked Questions

All-in-one kits typically include energizers, wire or tape reels, posts or netting, connectors or insulators, and instructions — everything needed to get started with an electric fencing system without purchasing each component separately.

Choose a kit based on the size of the area you need to fence, the type of animal (garden pests, dogs, livestock, or wildlife), whether the fence is permanent or portable, and the power source (solar, battery, or mains) best suited to your site.

Yes. These kits are designed to simplify setup, making them ideal for beginners, hobby farms, paddocks, or garden protection where a complete, ready-to-use solution is preferred over sourcing individual parts.

Some kits are intended for garden or pet exclusion, while others are designed for livestock or wildlife containment. Always review the kit specifications — such as energizer output, reel length, and post type — to ensure suitability for your use.

Yes. All-in-one kits bundle compatible components and typically include instructions, making installation faster and more straightforward while reducing compatibility issues.

Yes, if you choose a kit designed for portability. Many kits include lightweight posts, portable reels, and quick setup features ideal for temporary fencing or rotational grazing.

Consider whether your site has access to mains power or requires battery or solar operation. Battery and solar kits are best for remote locations, while mains-powered kits suit permanent installations.

Not always. Large properties or high-tension systems may exceed the capacity of a basic kit and require upgraded energizers, stronger posts, heavier wire, or a custom-built fencing system.

Regularly check energizer performance, inspect posts, tension conductors, clear vegetation from the fence line, verify connectors, and protect components from weather-related corrosion or damage.

Yes. Many all-in-one kits are modular, allowing you to add extra reels, posts, longer wire runs, or higher-output energizers as your fencing needs grow, provided the new components are compatible.