The ChickenGuard Premium Automated Chicken Coop Door Opener is a solid choice for automated coop management. It's easy to install and reliable, but there are some concerns about safety for curious chickens.
Chickens can get trapped under the door.
Prevention: Ensure the door closes slowly and consider the type of door material.
The device operates reliably in various weather conditions.
Installation is straightforward and quick.
A cheaper alternative to other similar products.
Long battery life, typically lasting 6-7 months.
Potential for chickens to get trapped under the door.
Users report changing the batteries about every 6-7 months.
The product is not intended for heavy steel doors; a lightweight wood panel door is recommended.
The door opener has worked in temperatures ranging from upper 90s to as low as -30°F.
"Best investment ever! No more rushing home to close up the coop. The door opener has worked in the most extreme temperatures from upper 90s to as low as -30f! I change the batteries about every 6-7 months. Never had an issue with a chicken getting stuck either, door closes super slow. I have a light..."
"So I just got finished installing it today. Works just as it should. Only chickens are pretty stupid. My rooster just got it’s head trapped under the door as the door came down. On day 1. Doubt he will make it. Maybe the door should be made of something lighter so they can still move if they do t..."
If you're looking for an automated solution to open and close your chicken coop, the ChickenGuard is a good option. Just be mindful of potential safety issues and ensure proper setup.
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