Sungate Solar Powered Automatic Chicken Coop Door with Remote

I have had this product for less than a year. It worked relatively well for a while, but then the solar panel started cracking and broke apart. The door will not open or close at all anymore. I cannot get customer service to call me back.

I waited way too long to install a solar powered coop door. It works consistently and feels very secure at night.

Since installing this predator proof chicken door, I don’t worry about raccoons anymore. It locks firmly and hasn’t failed once. That security alone makes it worth it.

This automatic chicken coop door has completely eliminated my early wake-ups. It opens at sunrise and closes securely at sunset without me stepping outside. The solar panel charges efficiently and the remote is great when I need manual control.

Opens. Closes. No drama.

Even on cloudy days, the solar powered chicken coop door continues to operate without interruption. The battery backup clearly holds a strong charge.

The motor makes some sound when opening and closing, but it’s not excessive. Works well otherwise.

Took about 25 minutes start to finish.

I didn’t realize how much daily effort I was putting into opening and closing the coop until I installed this automatic chicken door. It has streamlined our entire routine.

We have a mid-sized coop with about 18 hens. This automatic coop door with remote fit perfectly and was simple to mount. The light sensor works accurately with our sunrise and sunset times.

It’s not the cheapest automatic chicken coop door, but it’s reliable and well built. I’d rather pay once for quality.

No more running out at dusk to close the coop.

We travel occasionally and needed a dependable solar chicken door opener. Now we don’t stress about timing while we’re away.

Setting the timer and remote pairing took a few minutes, but once done it’s been flawless.

Even in colder mornings, the solar powered automatic chicken coop door operates without hesitation. That was a big concern for me before purchasing.

The remote has been helpful for quick checks or when I want to close it earlier than sunset.

It opens and closes like clockwork.

The built-in light sensor coop door function tracks sunrise and sunset accurately here. No need to constantly adjust timers.

It just works.

This solar powered chicken coop door is easily my favorite upgrade of the year. The construction feels solid, the frame is sturdy, and the locking mechanism feels secure against predators. I also appreciate that I didn’t need to run electricity to the coop.

My coop isn’t in full sun all day, but the solar panel still keeps the battery charged enough to operate consistently.

The remote works fine within my yard, though it weakens at longer distances.

The door closes firmly and doesn’t leave gaps. Feels predator resistant.

The door glides up and down without sticking.

Between work and kids, this automatic coop door keeps my flock on schedule without extra effort.

Installing this automatic chicken coop door made my setup feel more modern and efficient. It’s a small change that made a big difference.

Even after several cloudy days, it continued opening and closing on schedule.

I like having the option to use a timer instead of just light sensing during certain seasons.

The frame and motor housing feel solid and weather-resistant.