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Automatic chicken coop door with solar-powered timer, IP45 waterproof aluminum poultry doors, programmable LED display

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Product information

Description

General Description

The solar-powered automatic chicken coop door with timer is designed to offer a practical and secure solution for your poultry, including chickens and ducks. Thanks to its solar power operation, it is both environmentally friendly and economical. This product is ideal for protecting your animals from nocturnal predators while facilitating their access to the outdoors.

Technical Specifications

Item Type: Automatic Chicken Coop Door
Material: Plastic, Sheet Metal, Aluminum
Weight: Approx. 1547 g / 54.6 oz
Color: Coffee
Waterproof Rating: IP45
Product Size: Approx. 35.3 x 24.3 cm / 13.9 x 9.6 in
Door Opening Size: Approx. 25 x 20 cm / 9.8 x 7.9 in
Battery: 3 AA dry cell batteries or LR06 alkaline batteries (not included)
Solar Panel Battery (Built-in): Model 18650, Lithium-ion battery, 1200 mAh
Power supply: AA batteries or solar panel power

Compatibility and accessories

Applicable objects: Chickens, ducks, geese

Installation

Easy to install, the automatic door simply attaches to your chicken coop, allowing for hassle-free operation.

Use

The door opens and closes automatically according to a programmable schedule, offering optimal convenience. You can also manually set the opening and closing times according to your poultry's needs.

Other information

LED display: Equipped with a high-definition LED screen for easy time setting.
Durability: Made with rust-resistant and weatherproof materials.

Features

Brand
SNQ
Length
35.3 cm
Width
24.3 cm
Height
20 cm
Weight
1547 g

Advice from

Chicken coop buying guide

Whether you live in the country or the city, it is possible to keep your own chickens as long as you have a big enough garden and choose the right type of chicken coop. From picking the right size of coop to accessories like nest boxes, perches and ramps, read on for our top tips on pampering your laying hens!

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