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Automatic chicken coop door opener with light sensor. Automatic chicken coop door.
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Sold by LinzGain Sarl and 1 other seller
Product information
Description
Lightweight Design: The ultimate automatic chicken coop door for every chicken keeper. This automatic chicken coop door stands out with its waterproof construction, sturdy design, light sensor, and ease of use. Thanks to the light sensor, you can move freely day and night. Rugged and Durable: Suitable for extreme weather conditions and waterproof; works in snow, rain, and dust from -26°C to 60°C and withstands both high and low temperatures. Easy to Use: The door installs in less than 10 minutes (no complicated wiring required). Easy-to-program buttons. It automatically turns on in the morning and off again in the evening. You can set a timer or use the built-in light sensor (LUX). Simple to Use: The door opens and closes automatically. If necessary, you can set a timer using the button. English: Specifications: Name: Automatic Light-Sensitive Chicken Coop Door Material: Plastic Battery: 3 AA batteries (not included) Magnet: The motor is magnetic Function: Light-sensitive, liftable, waterproof (IP44) Size: 35 x 24 x 3.7 cm Color: Brown / Black Package includes: 1 x Automatic Light-Sensitive Chicken Coop Door Notes: 1. Due to slight color variations between manual measurements and different screen settings, there may be an error of 1-3 cm. 2. Due to different lighting conditions and screen settings, the color of the product may differ slightly from the picture. We appreciate your understanding.
Features
- BrandSNQ
- Length35 cm
- Width24 cm
- Height3.7 cm
- Weight550 g
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Chicken coop buying guide
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