The fastest installation with the best uniformity
INSTALLATION

IT DOES NOT GET SIMPLER OR BETTER THAN THIS.

Span the illumination cable along the neutral of your electric fence, run it along the top of your fence or mount it on top of your wall. Plug in your power supply and crimp your lights on.
INSTALLATION GUIDELINE

FENCE AND RAILING

Secure the illumination cable to any horizontal wire or railing using Hog Rings or UV stable cable ties. 

Need a lift? We offer optional post top brackets for raising the lights above the fence. This allows for 0° and 60° angling of the lights but does require adding a straining wire to your installation.

Installation

Fence and Railing
Perion Lights attached to a Clear View type fence
Perion 3W Cool White lights illuminating a commercial boundary - 4.5m / 15’ spacing
Set the mood with Warm White lights on a Dimmer - 1.2m /4’ spacing
Effective and simple to install walkway lighting. Red and Blue safety/security lights crimped on where required - 3m / 10’ spacing
Illuminate your Vineyard for a beautiful and functional line of light. Lights are in Warm White and installed at 3m / 10’ spacing
The Perion Fence Integrate Bracket allows for a slick and highly functional lighting solution for all types of clear view fences
INSTALLATION GUIDELINE

ELECTRIC FENCE

Use the neutral of your electric fence as your straining wire. Secure the illumination cable using Hog Rings or Cable Ties. Ensure that the fence is properly earthed. If cable ties are being used, ensure that they are UV stable. Crimp your lights on where required. 

Note: The straining wire may droop with the weight of the illumination cable if the span is too far or if it is not tensioned sufficiently. We do not suggest spans greater than 3m/10’ if a very thin stainless wire is being used.

Installation

Electric Fence
Warm white lights installed around farm boundary fence. The neutral wire is used as the support wire. Lights installed every 5m / 16’
Perion lights installed at 8m / 25’ spacing while creating an effective barrier of light
Perion lights connected to a Motion Sensor. Simple and effective DIY installation with lights at 2m /6.5’ spacing
Electric fence installation with cool white lights spaced at 6m intervals
INSTALLATION GUIDELINE

WALL AND CEILING

Mount an eyed rawl bolt to the wall, then using a tensioner, tension a straining wire (galvanized wire or stainless-steel rope ≤3mm) to support the illumination cable and the lights.

We do supply stainless steel support clips to keep the wire taught.

Installation

Walls and ceilings
The Perion system is ideal for lighting commercial shade ports. These structures are notoriously difficult to light but with Perion it could not be simpler. Run a tensioned support wire along the length of the structure, attach the illumination cable using cable ties or hog rings and crimp your lights on where required. Discreet by day, highly effective by night.
Run a tensioned support wire across the length of the ceiling, attach the illumination cable and crimp the lights on where required. Ask our design team to assist if you have lux requirements to meet. The system provides an industrial look along with industrial grade quality

3RD PARTY INTEGRATION

The Perion Perimeter Power Pack includes a built-in alarm system that triggers a dry contact relay in the event of either a power failure or break in the cable (Cable theft). The alarm will trigger even if the lights are off.

The dry contact relay connects either directly to a 3rd party integrator or to our wireless interface, which can warn the customer directly via the app, or via a 3rd party system.

Suggested Spacing Options

The spacing of your Perion lights will be determined by the level of light that you require, the installation height and the orientation of the lights. Below is a general guideline:

High Security

We recommend 2 to 3m or 6 to 10’ for high security areas. 

Medium Security

We recommend 4 to 6m or 13’ to 20’ spacing. This spacing effectively eliminates hot spots with an average of 10 Lux (street lighting spec) over a width of 6m/20’ and at an installation height of 2.4m/8’.

Low Security

For rural settings and general area demarcation where some hot spots are acceptable, spacing can comfortably be increased to 9m/30’. 

Projects and Tenders

Installation height and orientation of the lights plays a big role in achieving your desired effect. If you need to submit a tender or have a certain Lux requirement, please get in touch with our projects team to assist you with a professional design and lighting plan.

Lights at 2.4m (h) and shining outwards at 90°. The average Lux between 1m and 4m from the fence is:
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3m Spacing: 5.85 Lux
6m Spacing: 3.04 Lux
9m Spacing: 1.8 Lux
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Please get in touch with us and let our projects team assist you with preparing a light plan that meets your Lux and uniformity requirements in the most efficient way.

Have a small section that needs light?We're happy to customise a pre-crimped length for you.

FAQs

Your questions, answered
  1. 80 with a 220V supply
  2. 66 with a 110V supply
  1. At 3m/10’ spacing you can run 270m/900’ 
  2. At 4.5m/15’ spacing you can run 330m/1000’
  3. At 6m/20’ spacing you can run 380m/1250’
  4. At 9m/30’ spacing you can run 500m/1650’

A Perion crimping tool is required

  1. Press the light onto illumination cable
  2. Slide the cover over the 1st notch on the light. If you are using a support wire, ensure that it is seated in the channel on the cover
  3. Crimp the cover onto the light using the crimping tool
  4. The handle of the crimping tool can be used to remove a light if required

No, the small holes in the cable are not a problem.

Yes, but make sure that you attach the illumination cable to the neutral wire. Make sure that it is properly earthed and voltage free. Connecting the light to a live wire will blow them. The neutral wire essentially just acts as a support wire for the illumination cable

UV stable cable ties are acceptable, but we recommend using Hog Rings for a more permanent solution.
  1. In the event of a power failure or a cut cable, the alarm triggers a signal to your alarm system
  2. The alarm function works even when the lights are off by always having some current on the line

Yes, please enquire about our Wireless LoRaWAN gateway solution for remote alarm

No. The power pack can be plugged in like you would a toaster. Max draw is 1.2Amp at 220V. The line and the lights are 48V which is considered safe (SELV).

The Perion Power Pack has a built-in Day Night sensor. This is configured as default

If you want to use an External Input to control the lights (Motion Sensor, Manual Switch etc):

  • Remove Jumper from INT and place it in the EXT slot
  • Connect external input (motion sensor etc) to the EXT Input on the PCB
  • Use a twisted pair, 2 core, 0.5mm screened cable. 
  • Connect one side of the earth wire to the earth of the 110/220V supply in the Power Pack
  • Note that there may be a 1 or 2 second communication delay

If you wish to use the Power Packs built-in alarm system:

  • Connect the NO/NC terminals to the 3rd party Alarm system. Our Power Pack is then seen as a Zone on the Alarm system
  • Connect the Alarm reset terminals to the Alarm system. Alarm can then be remotely reset. There is also a manual reset button on the Power Pack PCB. 
  • All alarm/reset connections can be made using a screened cable. 
  • Use a 4-core cable if connecting the Alarm and the Reset button
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