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Description

Automatic Battery-Operated Chicken Coop Door with Light Sensor, Waterproof, 35 x 24 x 4.3 cm (2 pieces)

Description

Optical Design

Thanks to its photosensitive design, the door opens automatically in the light and closes automatically in the dark. It typically opens during the day and closes at nightfall. To deactivate it during the day, the photosensitive area must be covered. Automatic chicken coop door with timer and light sensor, LCD screen, battery powered.

Strobe Light Control and Four Operating Modes

The chicken coop door opener is equipped with a timer and a light sensor, offering four combinable operating modes. You can program the automatic opening and closing of the door using the timer.

In addition, in light mode, 23 brightness levels are available, and the door can be opened or closed depending on the light intensity.

Long Battery Life, Low Battery Alarm

The improved circuit board system requires only four standard 1.5V batteries (not included), providing up to 8 months of battery life. A low battery alarm is also built-in: when the battery level drops below 30% (4V), the indicator light flashes to remind you to replace the batteries in time, ensuring your chickens are properly fed.

Easy Installation, Large LCD Screen

We have optimized the display.

Important Points:

1. Product dimensions are measured manually and may have slight errors.

2. Displayed colors may vary from monitor to monitor. Please refer to the actual product color.

3. Please check the dimensions before purchasing.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    Yellow
  • Power source
    Batteries
  • Width
    24 cm
  • Length
    35 cm
  • Material
    Plastic
  • Chicken coop accessory type
    Security
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME225843362
  • MMID
    941222129892
  • Product code
    YXCP-78762
  • EAN
    4069076688075
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