Brinsea ChickSafe Advance Automatic Poultry Coop Door Opener & Door Kit

$199.99 (-15%) Chewy Price
$234.99 List Price
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About This Item

Details

  • Automatic chicken coop door opener runs on 4 AA batteries (included), operates with a light sensor or digital timer and includes a “lie-in” option if you want your flock to sleep in on the weekends.
  • 2 door panels of exterior-grade weatherproofed aluminum measure 11.8 inches wide x 7.3 inches tall for a maximum pophole of 11 x 13 inches—2 runners ensure a secure installation.
  • Durable, weatherproof, UV-resistant opener has a -20 to 120 degree Fahrenheit operating range and automatically calibrates itself to your coop door’s height.
  • Auto-stop feature helps to keep your chickens safe if they’re blocking the door.
  • Low battery and door status indicator visible 100 yards away.

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Questions & Answers

1 Customer Questions


Is this waterproof?

Answer by ChewyNov 22, 2020
The exterior-grade aluminum offers resistance to corrosion and the effects of bad weather, especially rain.
2.6
Rated 2.6 out of 5 stars
5 Ratings

4 Customer Reviews



Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Pam on Jun 2, 2024

Not good!!!

This auto door is a joke. I have no piece of mind. The biggest problem with this is there is a NYLON STRING to pull the door open and close. Any raccoon, skunk,

This auto door is a joke. I have no piece of mind. The biggest problem with this is there is a NYLON STRING to pull the door open and close. Any raccoon, skunk, weasel, even a cat could chew the string!!! Also an animal could lift it up at the bottom and rip the plastic runners right off!! I want to send it back but I no longer have the box!!


Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By ChickenLady on Jun 2, 2022

Great Door!

This automatic door is very nice! The measuring to install to the coop was a little tricky in making sure everything was square. We did eventually get it! It is

This automatic door is very nice! The measuring to install to the coop was a little tricky in making sure everything was square. We did eventually get it! It is a good piece of mind to know that my chickens are safe. The features for open/close time are very handy. It is also quiet and does not scare my girls at all!


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Chickenmama on Oct 19, 2021

Brisnea Opener

I have 2 and now ordering a 3rd for my 3rd coop. Had 2 over a year now. Only issue I have is operator error at daylight savings, as I have mine programmed manually

I have 2 and now ordering a 3rd for my 3rd coop. Had 2 over a year now. Only issue I have is operator error at daylight savings, as I have mine programmed manually by time set... not by daylight sensor as run is covered and girls coops are placed one in trees and one open yard with more light. They work great. The 1 star review on here I believe got a defective unit. It happens. Sorry. I Love my auto doors. If I sleep in on the weekend or someone is watching them on vacation, the girls can still get locked in at night or let out in the am to run around and wait for me. Love my Brisnea auto doors!


Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Cheryl on Sep 22, 2020

Brinsea chicksafe advanced

First, Chewy has been great about replacing the product . I'm still waiting to see what Brinsea does. The first door and opener kit I received would not work

First, Chewy has been great about replacing the product . I'm still waiting to see what Brinsea does. The first door and opener kit I received would not work. From the start , which meant the door was in closed position, it said it was blocked and would not open. I reprogrammed it according to directions and restarted it several times and nothing changed. Chewy immediately sent a replacement. That door opener worked immediately except it opens correctly in the morning and then closes at some point within the next few hours. It closes properly at night after I've manually reopened it in the afternoon. It faces east and it's in direct sun when it closes during the day so should not be triggered by a sudden light change. I've contacted Brinsea about it. They responded and said a technician would get back with me. This is a great idea and I love that it closes them in safely at night but I'm not a fan of having to manually reopen the door at midday with my birds locked out.