Electric fencing remains a popular security solution in South Africa, and alongside alarm systems and CCTV cameras, it remains a security solution for both commercial and residential property owners.
However, unlike other security options, by nature electric fencing is potentially dangerous as it is designed to physically deter any intruders looking to gain entry onto a property.
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When selling your property, it’s now mandatory to supply a valid Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance (EFCOC) before your property transfer can be concluded.
If you’ve had your electric fence installed by the guys from your local hardware store, you’ve got good reason to worry. While most homeowners know that an electrical certificate of compliance (COC) is required by law through a registered engineer when a new property is built, many do not realise the laws and regulations that are associated with installing electric fencing around their property.
According to new regulations and by-laws, homeowners having their electric fence altered, having a new one installed, or selling their property must have an electric fence COC.
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**REQUIRE A ELECTRIC FENCE COC