Solar Automatic Chicken Coop Door - Green Roll-Up Door with Remote
Product Overview
This solar automatic chicken coop door uses a green roll-up shutter assembly to manage daily access to a poultry coop. Choose light-sensor, timer, remote-control or manual operation to suit your routine. The door measures 37 x 30 x 10 cm, while its separate solar panel and control unit allow charging and operation to be arranged around the coop.
Four Ways to Operate
- Light-sensor mode opens and closes the door in response to daylight changes.
- Timer mode lets you set an opening and closing routine instead of depending only on ambient light.
- Remote control provides an alternative way to operate the door without reaching its control unit.
- Manual buttons are useful during setup, checks and changes to the normal daily schedule.
- Obstacle detection reverses the door when resistance is encountered during closing, then retries after three seconds.
- The roll-up shutter and side guide rails keep the opening mechanism within a compact frame.
Details & Specs
| Door style | Roll-up shutter |
|---|---|
| Color | Green with gray frame |
| Materials | ABS and metal |
| Product dimensions | 37 x 30 x 10 cm |
| Package dimensions | 41.5 x 33 x 13.5 cm |
| Power input | DC 5V |
| Operating modes | Light sensor, timer, remote, manual |
| Obstacle response | Reverse and retry closing after 3 seconds |
| Net product weight | 1.43 kg |
| Solar charging | Separate solar panel |
| Controls | External control unit and remote |
Installation & Daily Checks
Measure your coop opening before installation; the overall product dimensions are not the same as the clear passage size. Mount the frame securely and keep both guide rails aligned so the shutter can move freely. Route cables away from moving parts and position the solar panel where shading is limited.
Test opening, closing and the selected mode while observing the door before leaving it on an automatic schedule. Obstacle detection is an additional function, not a substitute for inspecting the opening and checking your birds. Keep the track clear of debris and protect electrical connections from water.
Solar charging depends on sunlight, angle, temperature and operating frequency. Check the power and operating status regularly, particularly after poor weather or changes to the coop layout.
