California AB1622 regulates the installation and operation of electrified security fences on non-residential properties.
California AB1622 amends the Civil Code to allow the installation and operation of electrified security fences on non-residential properties, provided they meet specific criteria. These fences must be powered by solar-charged batteries, have an impulse repetition rate not exceeding 1 hertz, and an impulse duration not exceeding 10 milliseconds. The fences must also be marked with warning signs at intervals not exceeding 30 feet, and include a device to enable deactivation by first responders.
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