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Solar Coop Door, Wireless
Solar Automatic Chicken Coop Door with Remote Control Panel | RoostGuard W1
Solar Automatic Chicken Coop Door with Remote Control Panel | RoostGuard W1
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- Run it from the porch. The wireless control panel opens, closes and sets the door from up to 460 ft away in open line of sight, as rated by the manufacturer. Walls and trees shorten it.
- Timer or light sensor. Keep your own hours, or let the door follow daylight as the seasons change.
- Door opening 9.45 x 10.9 in. The panel slides up when it opens, so leave flat wall above the frame. Full numbers in the specifications below.
Open the coop from the porch, not the run.
This solar coop door comes with a separate wireless control panel. Mount it on a porch post, a fence or inside the garage, and you can open, close and set the door without walking out to the coop in the mud or the dark.
Timer or light sensor. Set your own open and close times, or let the door follow daylight as the seasons change.
Charges itself. The included solar panel keeps the built-in battery topped up. You can also charge it over USB-C (cable included, charger not included).
Stops for the bird. If the panel meets a bird on the way down, it backs off, waits and tries again instead of pushing through.
Specifications
| Door opening | 9.45 x 10.9 in (24 x 27.7 cm) |
| Door unit size | 11.3 x 14.3 x 1.5 in (28.7 x 36.2 x 3.9 cm) |
| Control panel | 5.0 x 5.4 x 1.3 in (12.7 x 13.7 x 3.4 cm), wireless |
| Wireless range | Up to 460 ft (140 m) in open line of sight, as rated by the manufacturer. Walls and trees shorten it. |
| Control | Timer or light sensor, manual open and close |
| Power | Built-in rechargeable 2000 mAh battery, solar panel included, USB-C charging (5 V) |
| Construction | Aluminum alloy and ABS |
| Model | RG-DOOR-005-WCP |
| In the box | Door unit, wireless control panel, solar panel with cable, USB cable, mounting screws |
Before you order: The door panel slides up when it opens, so leave flat wall above the frame for it. The 9.45 in opening suits chickens and ducks. It is not large enough for geese or turkeys.
Will it fit my coop?
Will it fit my coop?
The opening your birds walk through is 9.45 x 10.9 in (24 x 27.7 cm). The door unit is 11.3 x 14.3 in (28.7 x 36.2 cm) and mounts flat on the coop wall. The door panel slides upward when it opens, so you need flat wall above the frame as well. It suits chickens and ducks. It is not large enough for geese or turkeys. Not sure? Send us your measurements and we will tell you before you order.
Where does the control panel go?
Where does the control panel go?
Anywhere within range that suits you: a porch post, a fence or inside the garage. From the panel you open and close the door and set its times, without walking out to the coop in the mud or the dark. The range is up to 460 ft (140 m) in open line of sight, as rated by the manufacturer. Walls and trees shorten it, so test the spot before you fix the panel.
How is it powered?
How is it powered?
The included solar panel keeps the built-in 2000 mAh battery topped up. On a run of dark days you can charge it over USB-C (5 V). The cable is included, the charger is not.
What if a hen stands in the doorway?
What if a hen stands in the doorway?
If the panel meets a bird on the way down, it backs off, waits and tries again instead of pushing through. As with every coop door, check that your flock is inside during the first evenings while they learn the new routine.
Shipping and returns
Shipping and returns
Free shipping on every US order, no minimum. Orders are processed within 1 business day and delivered in 5 to 8 business days, with tracking sent to your email. Returns: you have 30 days, contact us first at support@roostguard.store and we will send you the return address and instructions within 24 hours.
About RoostGuard
About RoostGuard
RoostGuard builds its range for backyard poultry keepers across the United States. Every product is made to our specifications by our manufacturing partners, and we stand behind every number on this page. Every US order ships free with tracking, and you have thirty days to return anything. More on our About page. Our support team answers at support@roostguard.store within 24 hours.

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Solar on teh run fence, panel by the back door.
Exactly why I bought this version.
Backed off once when a hen was slow, waited, then closed clean.
Still need clearance above the opening like any vertical door.
Less chance of losing it in a coat.
Panel stays put.
Solid
Glad I got the panel model
Aluminum door, compact panel.
Does what we needed
Mounted it on a porch post. Open and close without walking out in the mud.
If you want control at teh coop without networking this works.
Reliable so far.
Panel sits in the garage. I hit open before leaving for work.
Range reaches the house through one wall. Trees cut it some but still usable from the yard.
Timer and light sensor both on the panel. I use light sensor most days.
USB-C cable is in the box for top-ups. Used it after a stretch of gray days.
Door install was standard. Panel took another few minutes to mount.
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