FarmLite Automatic Chicken Coop Door Opener | Non-Battery Powered Automatic Chicken Door | Automatic Coop Door with Timer and Light Sensor | USA Brand
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Color: Gray
Size: Opening Size 8.6" x 10.5"
Features
- MULTIPLE POWER OPTIONS: Other automatic coop doors do not have multiple power options, FarmLite automatic chicken coop doors do!
- SAFETY FEATURE: The FarmLite automatic coop door comes with an infrared motion sensor to ensure the door waits for your birds to get in before closing
- TIMER OR LIGHT SENSOR: When it comes to an automatic chicken door you want flexibility, that's what we offer. Set it up to open and close on a timer OR an easy to use light sensor so you can have it open and close EXACTLY when you want it to.
- WEATHER RESISTANT: When it comes to chicken coop doors automatic electric and weather can be a bad combo, our doors are 100% weather-proof unlike other brands!
- AMERICAN OWNED BRAND: The only American owned brand, if you ever have issues with your FarmLite electric chicken coop door we'll be there to help
- FarmLite is a brand owned by Americans for Americans, we take product quality and customer support very seriously. Whether it's 2 months after your purchase or 2 years, we're here to help!
Brand: FarmLite
Product Dimensions: 11"L x 4"W x 14"H
Material: Aluminum
Specific Uses For Product: Chicken Coop
Special Feature: Weather Resistant
Product Dimensions : 11 x 4 x 14 inches; 4 Pounds
Item model number : FL100
Date First Available : July 20, 2025
Manufacturer : FarmLite
Best Sellers Rank: #8,475 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #56 in Poultry Habitat Supplies
#56 in Poultry Habitat Supplies:
Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,206)
Item Weight: 4 pounds
Manufacturer: FarmLite
Item model number: FL100
Date First Available: July 20, 2025
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 15.98 x 13.03 x 4.45 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 11 x 4 x 14 inches
Item Weight: 4 Pounds
Brand Name: FarmLite
Directions: FarmLite Automatic Chicken Coop Door
Warranty Description: FarmLite 1 Year Warranty
Model Name: FL
Color: Gray
Size: Opening Size 8.6" x 10.5"
Material: Aluminum
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Included Components: FarmLite Automatic Chicken Coop Door
Specific Uses for Product: Chicken Coop
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Color: Gray
Size: Opening Size 8.6" x 10.5"
I didn't need/want an automatic door that could be controlled with an app, as our "retirement" coop is far and away smaller than the one that housed 40 feathered friends in younger years. The coop is also too far from the house to get reliable Internet connection. We now live where there is a limit of 10 for flock size (and no roos). Nine girls are housed in small coop connected to a couple of merged outdoor runs (buried apron, solar fence inside backyard fence). Earlier, we installed a Coop Collective lighting system from Amazon (https://a.co/d/5pgFRp1), another amazing purchase. The chicken friendly lights come on exactly 9 hours after dusk and glow inside the coop, even extending a bit into the run. As winter approached, the girls were left locked inside a small brightly lit coop until I arrived to release them into the run. I was dragging myself up (retirement, remember?) just past 0200 to let the girls into the run. This prompted me to search for an automatic door, something I had never felt inclined to do when I had a humongous coop. My DH was "agin' it", reasoning auto doors could be unreliable and even dangerous to the girls. However, I was the one making the trek outside each day at dark-thirty. After reading reviews, I quickly ruled out many highly recommended auto coop doors. I found this Farmlite door during an internet search, saw it available on Amazon, read the reviews, and ordered it without confession. We are delighted! At first we tried the dawn/dusk setting for the door, but quickly realized that the light sensor for the door is under run covering, while the sensor for the light is mounted outside the coop. Settings of light & door didn't sync, so were unreliable for our intended use. We switched to the timer settings on the door and now tweak the dawn and dusk settings a few minutes earlier every few days as we progress into winter. Settings are quite accessible and easy to change for this door. The closest thing we've had to a problem is when we unwittingly let the door's chicken sensor cord fall in front of the sensor eye. We had a good laugh when we saw the door repeatedly start to close before quickly reversing. The cord was being sensed as a hen! Problem solved. The door is functioning flawlessly. I rake grubs into the soil of the run every night. Girls wake up to lights on, an open door, and grub treats first thing each new day. Our doggo actually gets a walk before I head to the coop. If some reviews have left you questioning whether an auto coop door is worth the investment, I urge you to give FarmLite a try. Life is good. Blessings.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2025 by Glenda Chirn
Color: Gray
Size: Opening Size 8.6" x 10.5"
We bought this door to replace a different door that we had that was not working properly. I wish we had gotten this one to begin with. It is so easy to install, the instructions are very well written and easy to understand. I love that it is made in America. I emailed with a question because we have a chicken that likes to stick her head out of the door until it closes and I couldn't quite find if it will try to close again if it senses a chicken in the way. I emailed asking that question late Friday afternoon and had a response back within half an hour that yes, if it senses a chicken it will wait to close and will wait for one minute after the sensor is clear to try to close again. We've had it up and running for about 4 days now and it has worked flawlessly. Very sturdy, super easy to set up, I would highly recommend this door. The remotes that it come with are great as well. The instructions did say batteries were not included even though they were. I love that the remote has a little thing you can flip up on it to cover the buttons so you do not accidentally open or shut the door if the remote is in your pocket. I also love the emergency battery backup.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2025 by Shelly
Color: Gray
Size: Opening Size 8.6" x 10.5"
I shopped automatic chicken door openers for months before deciding on the FarmLite. What convinced me to pick this one? First, there were wonderful reviews, not only on the door, but on the owner as well. When issues came up with the product, customers bragged on how quickly and cheerfully they were resolved. Secondly, I moved to a predator-rich rural home in the northern tier of PA. I looked for a strongly built and reliable product. This ruled out all except metal units. I needed a door that could protect the birds from all the hungry and capable predators from raccoons, possums and foxes, up to bears. My door is inside of a fenced run, so this door passed the test. Haven't decided how I'd feel if it were on the outside of the coop. Finally, I was super impressed that this door can be powered by 110V household current, solar, and even an emergency backup battery pack! If all other doors were equal, then that was the tiebreaker. I ordered the door and bench tested it in the house. Seemed OK, but then it went wonky. I got in touch with Mitch and he called me that evening. He walked me through some tests and decided to try another unit. When the replacement came, I installed it on my hen house using a solar panel. I programmed it to open and close using the ambient light versus a timer. The daylight disappears quickly here over the mountains, and the automatic feature manages it perfectly! Overall, I am very pleased with this product and highly recommend it. Mitch is a wonderful businessman, and this door fits my requirements. This door was mounted horizontally on a TSC chicken coop. And yes, those are long paint stir sticks. Hey, they fit the spot exactly!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2025 by nannobooboo nannobooboo
We love almost everything about this door. It was easy to install, what I call the garage door safety light to keep chickens from getting caught, the bright red and green LED lights that let you know if it is moving open or closed, and the ability to open and close at precise times (that were reasonably easy to program). We have not utilized the ability to open and close with light and dark. The included remotes work well from a reasonable distance. The only negative we have about it is the volatile memory. Without the included battery pack attached, if you lose power you lose all programming and the door will stay wherever it was last (open or closed).
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2025 by med1pilot