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Electric fence sensor

It monitors the voltage of your fence and alerts you by SMS when it drops — before the animals notice.

220  excl. VAT — GSM version, works straight out of the box, no gateway required No subscription
108  excl. VAT — LoRaWAN EU868 version (SX1262) · optional Awaro Wi-Fi LoRaWAN gateway: 189 € excl. VAT, useful for several sensors in the same area (awaro.fr) — 0 € if you already have your own LoRaWAN infrastructure

What it solves

  • Be warned immediately when the fence is no longer live (vegetation, break, battery)
  • Avoid the daily round to check distant fences
  • Reduce the risk of straying animals and the accidents that go with it

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Included in the price

  • Waterproof IP67 housing with solar panel, internal 3 Ah battery
  • Continuous measurement — alert as soon as no more pulses are detected; measurement intervals configurable remotely
  • GSM version (220 € excl. VAT): SIM included, 25 alert calls and SMS, Android/iOS app with free push notifications, optional GPS positioning, anti-theft motion detection
  • LoRaWAN EU868 version (108 € excl. VAT): sensor only, SX1262 radio — optional Awaro Wi-Fi gateway (189 € excl. VAT) or your own LoRaWAN infrastructure

Technical specifications

An electric fence going down is rarely spectacular: a branch, tall grass, a flat battery. At best you notice on the next day’s round, at worst when the animals are on the road. The FURGO sensor measures the voltage continuously and sends an SMS as soon as it falls below the threshold.

The product is part of the Vigiferm project, our R&D programme on farm security (fences, intrusion, equipment). The prototypes work and are looking for their first trial farms: put yours forward.

Frequently asked questions

When will it be available?

Pre-orders are open: GSM version at 220 € excl. VAT (works straight out of the box, no gateway required) and LoRaWAN EU868 version at 108 € excl. VAT (optional Awaro Wi-Fi gateway at 189 € excl. VAT). Born from the Vigiferm project, the sensor remains open to real-world testing with volunteer livestock farmers.

How can I take part in the tests?

Write to us describing your set-up (fence length, energiser, mobile coverage). Testers are supported directly by the workshop and keep the equipment on preferential terms.

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