
Electric Automatic Chicken Coop Doors
Electric Automatic Chicken Coop Doors
Reliable AC power operation for coops with electrical outlets nearby. Ultra-efficient consumption under 1 watt - costs less than $1 per year to operate.
Why Choose Electric Automatic Doors?
⚡ Most Reliable Power Source
Consistent AC power ensures your door operates 100% reliably. No weather dependencies like solar systems.
💰 Ultra Energy Efficient
Consumes less than 1 watt when idle. Costs under $1 per year to operate 24/7. Lower than a single LED bulb.
🔋 Battery Backup Ready
Built-in battery charger supports optional 12V backup battery. Door continues operating 5+ days during power outages.
🔧 Simple Installation
Plug into standard household outlet. No solar panel positioning needed. Works anywhere with AC power available.
Electric Door Sizes Available
Door Size | Opening | Best For | Starting Price |
---|---|---|---|
Standard | 10" × 10" | 1-8 standard chickens | $329 |
Large | 12" × 12" | 8-15 birds, large breeds | $449 |
Extra Large | 15" × 15" | Heavy breeds, ducks | $549 |
Turkey | 21" × 18" | Turkeys, geese | $699 |
Standard Features on All Electric Doors
- Solid Steel Worm Drive - 5/8" Acme threaded rod creates predator-proof mechanical lock
- AC Power Operation - 85-264V AC compatible (worldwide voltage range)
- Ultra-Low Power Consumption - Less than 1 watt idle, only 3-7 watts when operating
- Programmable Operation - Dawn/dusk, schedule, or manual control modes
- Digital Freeze Protection - Programmable temperature threshold keeps door closed in extreme cold
- Built-In Battery Charger - Ready for optional 12V 5Ah backup battery (sold separately)
- Solid Wood Construction - 1" indoor/outdoor lumber treated with Rain Guard water sealer
- Weather Rated Electronics - Operates reliably from -20°F to 185°F
- LED Status Indicators - Check door status from a distance at night
- 3-Year Comprehensive Warranty - Industry-leading coverage on all components
💡 Electric vs. Solar: Which is Right for You?
Choose Electric if:
- You have AC electrical outlet near your coop (within 50 feet)
- You want the most reliable, weather-independent operation
- Your coop location has limited sun exposure
- You prefer "plug and forget" simplicity
Choose Solar if:
- No electrical outlet available at coop location
- You have 3-4 hours of daily sun exposure
- You prefer completely off-grid operation
- Environmental sustainability is a priority
Installation Requirements
What You'll Need:
- Standard 110-120V AC electrical outlet (220-240V also compatible)
- Basic tools: drill, screwdriver, level, measuring tape
- 4 mounting screws (included with door)
- Optional: Extension cord if outlet is not near coop (use outdoor-rated)
- Optional: 12V 5Ah backup battery for power outage protection
Installation Time: Most customers complete installation in 2-3 hours. View installation guides →
Upgrade to WiFi Control
All electric automatic doors are WiFi-ready. Add the Internet WiFi Module to unlock:
- 📱 Monitor door status from anywhere in the world
- 🔄 Remote manual control via Universal Web App™
- 📊 View temperature, daylight, and battery voltage charts
- 📧 Receive SMS and email alerts for door status changes
- ⚙️ Update programming settings remotely
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to run an electric automatic door?
Electric doors consume less than 1 watt when idle and only 3-7 watts when operating (30-45 seconds twice daily). At average US electricity rates ($0.12/kWh), this costs under $1 per year to operate 24/7.
What happens if the power goes out?
With an optional 12V 5Ah backup battery installed, your door will continue operating for 5+ days during power outages. The built-in battery charger automatically recharges when power is restored.
Can I use an extension cord?
Yes. Use an outdoor-rated extension cord appropriate for your distance. Since power consumption is under 1 watt, even long extension cords work without voltage drop concerns.
Can I convert to solar later?
Yes. All electric doors can be upgraded to solar operation by adding a solar panel module and 12V battery. Simply unplug from AC outlet and connect solar components.
Do electric doors work in extreme temperatures?
Yes. Electronic components are rated from -20°F to 185°F. The digital electronics eliminate frozen mechanical timers that plague other systems in cold weather.
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