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Automatic Solar-Powered Chicken Coop Door with Timed Lifting, Anti-Pinch Function, IP65 Waterproof Electric Chicken Coop Door, with Remote Control, LCD Screen (Black)

~~£189.23~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.

Sold by Sinocor GmbH

Product information

Description

General Description

The solar-powered automatic chicken coop door is designed to offer a practical and secure solution for your poultry. Equipped with a timed lifting system and an anti-pinch function, it guarantees the safety of your animals while remaining easy to use thanks to its multiple control methods, including a remote control and a light sensor.

Technical Specifications

Dimensions: Not specified
Weight: Not specified
Capacity: Suitable for small poultry weighing up to 10 lbs
Material: Aluminum alloy and cold steel
Waterproof rating: IP65
Operating temperature: -15°F to 140°F
Battery: 2200 mAh lithium solar + three AA batteries (not included)

Compatibility and Accessories

1 x Chicken Coop Door
1 x Remote Control
1 x Cable USB
1 x Solar Power Supply
1 x Instruction Manual
1 x Screwdriver
10 x Screws
2 x Solar Plugs
1 x Dust Bag
1 x L8*L8 Hardware Packaging

Installation

Installing the automatic door takes no more than 10 minutes and requires no complicated wiring.

Operation

The door can be controlled in several ways:

Timer for automatic opening and closing
Remote control for remote operation
Light sensor for opening and closing based on light intensity
In addition, the built-in sensor stops the door if a chicken is detected underneath, thus preventing injuries.

Other Information

Features

Brand
TEHTUY
Length
1 cm
Width
1 cm
Height
1 cm
Weight
100 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!

Read our guide

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