Watchful Rooster- Automatic Chicken Coop Door Chicken Door is safe for both chickens, pets, children and adults. Powered by a powerful Linear Actuator we designed and builtin a safety switch to protect anything that gets in it way of the closing door. Once removed the door will continue to close.
As the design being without the use of string and gravity it can be mounted in any of 4 directions to suit he design and placement of your coop and door.
Mains or Solar powered it runs off of 12v DC and is supplied with either a AC to DC Power Pack or a Solar Panel.
Open or Close up to 3 Doors from a single Controller Box each door can be individually enabled or disabled allowing for you to place doors in Multiple Pens and Run area's or even in your Run Fence to allow for automated access to Backyards or area's outside of the run for Pasture time when you want or simply disable the pasture door with the flickof switch and they are confined to the immediate run area around your coop.
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