2024 Upgrade Strongest Motor, Battery Life Is Longer! Are you still worried about your chickens being harmed by a dead battery in your chicken coop door? Choose our upgraded version of the motor-driven chicken coop door, which has extremely low battery power consumption and long service life. It can also easily withstand various severe weather such as storms and snowstorms, ensuring "zero loss" and making your chickens safer. The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Previous page Next page 1 2 WORKING MODES 2 YOU CAN ENJOY OWN TIME The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Installation Has Never Been Easier! The door comes with a detailed instruction manual, allowing you to easily find the perfect installation location. It ensures a perfect fit between the door and the wooden space, guaranteeing a seamless installation. Additionally, we provide 10 screws making the installation process incredibly convenient, providing you with utmost ease and convenience! The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Anti-pinch System Provides Comprehensive Safety Protection for Your Chickens! Our anti-pinch system monitors current through a chip, detecting current peaks to trigger protective measures. If a chicken blocks the passage during closing, the door encounters resistance for 3-4 seconds, causing the chip to detect the current change and make the door rebound, allowing the chicken to pass safely. We have carefully adjusted the door's pressure to avoid applying excessive force that could harm the chickens, ensuring the door does not overreact when encountering minor resistance. The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Reliable and Efficient Operation Is Worthy of Your Trust! Still worried about not sure when the chickens are leaving? With our timed chicken coop door, easily set the timer mode, just press the "setting button" and select the time (hours and minutes) you want to set until the numbers flash. The chicken coop door will automatically open/close according to the time you set before, making your chicken raising life easier. Our chicken coop doors are tailor-made for poultry farmers in every aspect. Don’t miss such a practical product! What is the door made of? Our automatic chicken coop door, made of durable aluminum, is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions. Keep your chickens safe and secure, even in harsh weather, with our top-of-the-line coop door. Does this automatic chicken coop door have light sensor? No. Timer mode is more reliable than light sensor as it provides precise control over door opening and closing, unaffected by external factors such as weather and environmental lights. We eliminate the unreliable light sensor and ensures ease of use. Why must the chicken coop door use alkaline batteries? Alkaline batteries have high energy density, superior discharge performance, and can provide a battery life for the door of 4-6 months. Non-alkaline batteries have low energy density, cause door malfunctions, and require frequent battery replacement. Would the pressure generated by the anti-pinch system pose a threat to the safety of chickens? No, it won't. Our anti-pinch system has been thoroughly tested with chickens. We carefully adjusted the door's pressure to avoid harming chickens with excessive force and to ensure it is not overly sensitive to slight resistance and moves mistakenly. Why does the door stop working, the time resets automatically, and the battery quickly runs out within a month? Please be sure to use alkaline batteries to ensure proper operation of the door. Non-alkaline batteries may not provide sufficient working voltage, which can increase the failure rate. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to use alkaline batteries.