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ac adapter

AC Adapter

(3 customer reviews)

$13.00

Need a way to power your automatic chicken door? Our AC adapter allows you to easily power your chicken door using an electric outlet.

What makes Smart Chicken Door the right choice?

Predator Free automatic chicken door

Predator Free

Built from high-quality aluminum, this door resists tough predators like raccoons and foxes that can chew or claw through wood or wire. Remote monitoring allows you to check the status from anywhere, providing added peace of mind.

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One-Year Warranty

Enjoy a one-year warranty on ALL of our products. If you experience any issues with your Smart Chicken Door within the first year, it will be repaired or replaced at no additional cost.

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Heavy Duty

These doors are crafted from lightweight yet durable aluminum, which won’t bend, warp, or break like wood or plastic doors. With weather-resistant seals and an automatic locking mechanism, the door keeps predators out and withstands all types of weather.

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USA Made

Made in the USA and Amish‑built for uncompromising craftsmanship. Every Smart Chicken Auto Door is precision-assembled with durable materials and rigorous quality control, ensuring a door that works right, lasts long, and earns your trust.

Questions about Our Smart Chicken doors

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

Yes! The door will not hurt your chickens if they happen to be in the entrance when it closes. It has a safety sensor to ensure that the door will stop before it crushes your hens.

We aim to build doors that last for as long as you need them. However, we offer a one-year warranty on ALL of our products. If there are any problems with your door within the first year, it will be repaired or replaced at no additional cost!

No, the installation process is quite simple and may only take up to an hour. The door comes with clear instructions and all the necessary parts. In most cases, you will only need a screwdriver and a drill. Our blog covers other must-know auto coop door questions, including a complete guide on how to install the doors.

Our customers occasionally mention the door squeaking, which can be taken care of by lubricating the actuator on your door.

Looking for a reliable way to power your automatic chicken door? Our AC coop adapter provides a simple plug-and-play solution, allowing you to connect your coop door to a standard electrical outlet for consistent and dependable operation. No need to worry about battery life or solar charging—just plug it in and enjoy hassle-free automation. Perfect for coops with access to electricity, this adapter ensures your chickens stay secure with minimal effort. Upgrade your setup today for a worry-free power solution!

See the automatic chicken door in action

Please note: The video references a camera view, but that feature is no longer supported.
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Hassle-free
Chicken Door Setup

The SmartPet Auto Door is designed for hassle-free setup, with a straightforward installation process that requires no specialized tools. Its wireless design allows for easy connection to your WiFi network, and the included app lets you control and monitor the door remotely, so you can get your door up and running quickly and focus on what matters most—your flocks.

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3 reviews for AC Adapter

  1. Brett Meehan (verified owner) –

    Worked good for about a year. Now it wont stay closed. Mind of its own.

  2. Woody Lowe (verified owner) –

    Fantastic product!!

  3. Harvey Parrott (verified owner) –

    The charger was purchased because the door failed. thinking the problem could be the lack of sun (which is unlikely), I decided to use the charger to be certain the door would operate. It still does not show any information of the window. What is the next step?

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