Kerbl Automatic Chicken Door EasyProtect, 44 x 79 cm

Reliable protection with the EasyProtect automatic chicken door

The automatic chicken door EasyProtect from Kerbl takes care of opening and closing your hen house daily – reliably, on time and without you having to head out at dusk yourself. The daylight- and time-dependent control effectively protects your hens from nocturnal predators such as foxes and martens.

Thanks to the integrated self-locking mechanism, the door can no longer be pushed open from outside, keeping intruders out. The control unit is already fixed to the sliding door, making installation extremely simple, even on low poultry houses. The light sensor with a 1-metre cable can be placed indoors, and thanks to its delayed response, the door won't open accidentally due to lightning or brief flashes of light.

Overview:

• Automatic opening and closing based on daylight or time
• Self-locking reliably protects against foxes, martens & other predators
• Manual control on the unit or via optional external button (70565)
• Control unit already pre-mounted on the door – quick installation
• Compact design also suitable for small and low coops
• Stop function on resistance protects your animals when closing
• Automatic motor shutdown on overload for long service life

Technical Data:

• Dimensions open: Width 44 cm x Height 79 cm
• Access opening: Width 40 cm x Height 36 cm
• Weight: approx. 220 g
• Power: 4x AA batteries or mains connection
• Light sensor with 1 m cable for indoor mounting
• Optionally expandable with solar battery set (70556) or connection cable for car/electric fence battery (70557)

Scope of Delivery:

1x EasyProtect control unit with integrated motor and cable pull
1x sliding door
4x AA batteries
1x light sensor with cable

Questions & Answers:

Can I run the door without mains power?
Yes, the door works either on 4 AA batteries or mains power – ideal for coops without an electricity connection.

Will the door open accidentally during a lightning storm?
No, the light sensor reacts with a delay so brief flashes of light won't trigger unwanted opening.

What happens if a hen is in the way while closing?
The door automatically stops on resistance and then continues closing, so no animals get trapped.