We are aware of some powering issues with the Wi-Fi Controller and have found that this is due to outdated Firmware.

The latest software on the App should fix this issue. 

Download the latest app

Press factory reset until the opener beeps.

Download the latest firmware onto the opener

Having the most up-to-date software will keep you from having these issues, so it is important to keep your App Firmware updated to the most recent version and may need to be done periodically.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we navigate through these bugs. If you still have issues after taking these steps, please call us at 800-490-3163.

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Solar Chicken Coop Doors

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The Solar Coop Door Kits Explained

chicken door operating modes

Includes Timer for
convenience

The solar coop door has a built-in timer to open and close the doors at your convenience. Simply set the times to open and close the doors when you desire!

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Linear Up and DOwn Coop Door Opener

Slides up and down: Our solar coop door kits come with a door that slides up and down vertically and is sturdily built to protect your hens and last for years.

predator proof chicken door

Protect Your Birds from Harm

This Solar Coop
Door Kit will protect your chickens from predators and the door features a built-in safety sensor that ensures that your chickens will not be harmed when the door closes.

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Solar-
powered
energy

Solar energy is renewable energy from the sun. Help the environment and channel the sun's energy by buying a solar coop door kit!

What are the benefits of using solar energy?

Renewable Energy

Solar energy is completely reliant on the sun. As long as the sun shines, solar energy will remain a renewable and sustainable source of energy.

Cost-effective

While the initial cost may be higher, solar energy may save you money in the long run. Once the solar coop door is installed, the solar panels generate free electricity!

Low maintenance

Solar Panels are easy to maintain and have a long lifespan. With proper cleaning and inspection, solar panels may last up to 20 or 30 years!

Questions about the solar Coop Door Kits

Does this solar Coop Door kit include a Timer?

Yes, it does! Here is a video showing how the timer is set on our automatic chicken door.

How is the solar Coop Door Kit Powered?

The solar coop door is powered by solar electricity. Make sure to set up your solar panel in an area will it will collect plenty of sun. Our solar kit comes with a solar panel and a solar box.

How much solar power does a chicken coop door need?

If you want to power the solar door alone, only about 5 watts of electricity is required.

What can ruin solar panels?

Water damage, dirt, and debris can scratch solar panels and lower the amount of energy they can produce. Be sure to routinely check your solar panels to ensure they are in good condition.

How long does a fully charged solar panel battery last?

Like all other batteries, solar batteries need to be charged from time to time. An average fully charged solar battery can last from 1-5 days. When the battery is full, the battery bank will stop absorbing power from the solar system.

how do I care for a solar battery?

  • Limit your battery count
  • Be sure to change your batteries and rotate them routinely
  • Properly charge your batteries

Do solar batteries work in a blackout?

Yes, solar batteries will perform well with no power and should keep the power running in case of a blackout. Though solar panels won't work alone in a power outage, they can work when paired with battery storage.

Looking for a Standard Chicken Coop Door?

At Smart Pet Auto Door, we provide both Solar Powered Coop Doors, Automatic Coop Doors that are powered by electricity, and DIY Coop Door Kits to use on your existing chicken coop doors.

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Learn how to Predator Proof your Coop and Keep your flock safe with an automatic chicken door

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