Automatic Door for Chicken Coop News and Information

Baby chickens provide your family with joy and hours of entertainment. Take the necessary steps to ensure their safety by considering a chicken coop automatic door.

Traditional manual coop doors can be inconvenient and tedious, particularly during nasty weather conditions or when owners are away from home. Fortunately, technological advancements have resulted in the development of solar doors for chicken coops, a practical and effective solution for managing coops

Prepare your chicken coop for winter with the proven tips. Explore insulation, ventilation, and discover the convenience of automatic doors for chicken coops.

The safety of feathered flocks is essential in the world of poultry farming. Investing in a chicken coop automatic door is one of the critical considerations for providing a secure environment for your birds.

If you're a chicken owner, you know the struggle of having to constantly open and close the coop door every day. It can be tiring, especially when you have other responsibilities to attend to. However, did you know that there's a solution to this problem?

If you're a chicken owner, you know how important it is to keep your feathered friends safe and happy. One way to make their lives easier and yours more efficient is by installing a chicken coop automatic door.

Coop Tender® Automatic Chicken Door has migrated to a service subscription business model for its Internet Wi-Fi Module with Universal Web App™ product.

Coop Tender has released an Extra Large Automatic Chicken Coop Door. Learn about it and compare with the original and large automatic chicken doors before you buy.

When many manufacturers and retailers are increasing their prices for the holiday season, Coop Tender automatic doors for chicken coops is rolling prices back.

Details regarding Coop Tender® chicken coop automatic door design concept and construction method with materials and assembly diagrams enable one to see how the door is manufactured, allowing one to “do it yourself” if necessary.

a brief comparison of advances in society compared with advances in technology relating to backyard chickens.

Although there are thousands of different motors available on the market and dozens if not hundreds of motor manufacturers, selecting a good motor for our automatic chicken door has been quite a challenge. Over the past 5 years, we have used 2 different motors in our automatic chicken doors.

As you may already know, installing an automatic chicken door in your chicken coop can be beneficial to you and your chickens, but what is the best method for automatically opening and closing your coop door?

In our prior DIY Automatic Chicken Door article, we gave you access to detailed plans for building the wooden cabinet, door and controller housing.

In this article, our intent is to provide information and designs for the electronics-based components in your DIY Auto Chicken Door.

In this article, we’re going to provide all the information that you need to build your own Automatic Chicken Coop Door.

If your chickens live in an area which tends to experience moderate to harsh winters, it is important to be mindful of how conditions which prevail during winter can affect them.

There is a long list of nighttime predators that would love to get into your coop at night and eat or kill your chickens.  This is a challenge if you want to allow your chickens to free range because it means that you will need to open your coop door to let your chickens out during the day. 

Based on the success of the power boost module on our solar operated doors, we began installing them on all doors...More recently, our woodshop manager engineered a solution to a problem which was affecting about 1% of the doors...

In this post, you will learn how our commitment to quality has shaped multiple aspects of our manufacturing operations.

You’ll read a quick background and history and then brief descriptions of changes which we have integrated into our auto chicken door manufacturing and operations.

As with all animals, there are some foods that are fit for human consumption that may be dangerous to your chickens’ health. Today, we’ll take a look at some of the goods that are great for your flock and which ones you should simply take to the compost bin.

The most common reason that people establish chicken coops, whether in a backyard, or out on a farm, is to get a regular supply of eggs. When the hens stop laying, the investment often feels like a waste of time and resources. While we believe that chickens are great companions and pets, and add more to your life than just a steady supply of eggs, we understand the frustration that comes when your hens stop laying. Here are a few ways you can help your hens keep laying throughout the year.