The camera and dart trap worked normally. The second fence never worked at all, the outer post just vanished at some point before the first fence died (because they can't get to the 2nd until then). They must be wired in that order! Experimentation will help you get accustomed to how things work, how fast your batteries will be depleted and need recharging, how fast your generators use fuel, how many engines/batteries will be needed to actually keep your base running and things like that. The first fence died at 139 durability on the outer post, the inner post vanished. power source (generator and/or battery bank) > Relay/switches > devices The problem is that the fences will simply cease to work at. Each pathway is on its own circuit so that the others will not interfere if they break.
#7 days to die electric fence generator#
Total I have 16 posts hooked up to a generator and 4 switches - one for each entrance. Your journal has some good information about these things and about calculating how many engines/batteries you will need for your current setup. So, I tried a new basic base design that has 4 ways into my base 2 blocks wide covered by electrical fences. I've even been known to just take the used batteries back to my home base to recharge there for the next horde. I managed to enable DM and teleport away about a few 100 meters, by clicking on the map to teleport. It happened to me one day, when i was passing a players base on our dedicated server. The battery bank, however, will do exactly the same things, as long as you have a way to recharge the batteries when needed by either adding solar or connecting a generator like Mardoin69 stated that you use to recharge them during the day. I noticed the bug that opens the console and spams NullReferenceException errors because of electric fence posts is still there in alpha 20.5 (b2) stable. It will only need to be running on Blood Moon.
If, for example, you only want to wire up your Horde Base area with electric fences and traps and such, you could just use a generator alone, then run wires FROM the generator to each light, trap, electric fence, etc.
In reality, you don't actually HAVE to have a battery bank.
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