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Arrived in good time Took longer to install than we thought Night sensor turns on at dusk, a little earlier than desired as chickens have not come in yet so now using time mode and it works well.
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The manual / instructions are TERRIBLE. The damend thing wouldn't work and the step you needed to take to make it work were not in the manual, but in a totally unrelated Youtube video we found (you have to put the black cap over the light sensor, press close, click your heels together three times and do a little jig, then it starts working!). This is not specified in the so-called instructions. Apart from that, it's now working like a charm and keeps the possums out of the coop at night. Yay!
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Product works really well, I did however have to weight the door to allow it to close as i have the line going around 3 pulleys and the door which comes with is really light. I would have prefered a larger door as this one (in my opinion) is suited to small and medium sized birds. My Large indian game has trouble with the width and my Brahma Rooster (only the size of a Light Sussex) has a little troubole with the size all round.
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I love this product. I lost my first three chooks to a fox all because I forgot to shut their coop one night. I felt terrible about this especially as it was my fault. Now I don’t have the weight of responsibility to shut the new flock in and it is such a relief.
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Have had it installed for a couple of weeks and seems to work quite well. Reasonably easy to install and set up. The girls took to using it in a matter of minutes. The only thing that would make it better would be a small solar panel and batteries but it is easy to change batteries as is.
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