Introducing the T80 BT
RUN-CHICKEN Door

Specifications

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• How does the RUN-CHICKEN T80 door work?

  To control your T80 door with Bluetooth, download the Run-Chicken app from the App Store or Google Play. After installing the app, pair your device by turning on Bluetooth, signing into the app, and adding your T80 door. You can then customize the door’s settings, such as open and close times, directly from your phone.

• How does the RUN-CHICKEN door know what time it is at my home?

  The door has built-in GPS technology that automatically detects the time zone and calculates the local sunrise and sunset times for automatic operation.

• Can the RUN-CHICKEN door crush my chickens?

  No, it has a safety mechanism that detects if any chickens are in the way when the door is closing. It will stop, reopen, and then try to close again to ensure the safety of your chickens.

• What kind of material are the RUN-CHICKEN doors made of, and how thick are they?

  The doors are made of aluminum, with varying thickness for different components, coated in high-quality, non-toxic powder paint for durability.

• What array of colors does the RUN-CHICKEN Automatic Coop Door come in?

  The door is available in three colors: Red, Brown, and Gray. Limited edition colors are also periodically available.

• How long will the RUN-CHICKEN door last?

  RUN-CHICKEN doors are made in Europe using sturdy aluminum, making them durable and long-lasting under various environmental conditions.

TROUBLESHOOTING FAQ

• What should I do if my product arrives damaged?

  Damage during transport is very rare. If you notice any visible or hidden damage, report it immediately to the carrier within seven days and to our customer support within 21 days of receiving the order.

• My RUN-CHICKEN door isn't running smoothly. What should I check?

  Check for overtightening of screws and loosen them slightly. Ensure there’s at least 12 inches of space above the door and verify that the door is mounted vertically and level. Also, clean any dirt from the door and rails with a cloth and warm water.

• What if the RUN-CHICKEN door doesn't open or close?

  Replace the batteries if they are empty. Reset the door to factory settings if a software error occurs (hold the button for 15 seconds or remove and reinsert the batteries after a minute). Ensure the light sensor isn’t obstructed or affected by artificial lights like IR cameras or heat lamps.

• How does the RUN-CHICKEN door perform in cold temperatures?

  The door is designed to function in temperatures from -15°F to 140°F. If the door freezes, unfreeze it before operation. Consider installing a canopy over the door to protect from heavy snow and frost.

• The door isn't working even after I changed the batteries. What next?

  Ensure the new batteries are installed correctly, matching the + and – signs. If the issue persists, contact our customer support for further assistance.

• I programmed the timer, but the door isn't operating as set. Why?

  Ensure your screen brightness is at maximum and battery saver is off. Verify that the unit is in programming mode (blue light mode) and ensure the screen is properly aligned with the sensor during programming. Some screens may not work correctly due to refresh rate issues; try a different device if necessary.

• What power source does the RUN-CHICKEN door require?

  The door is battery-powered, requiring two AA alkaline batteries. It cannot be powered by electricity, reflecting a design choice for optimal battery use.

• Which batteries are recommended for the RUN-CHICKEN door?

  Use high-quality AA/LR6 batteries, such as Duracell or Panasonic, to ensure reliable operation for up to a year, even in very cold climates.

• How do I know the batteries need changing?

  A green light indicates batteries are charged, while a red blinking light shows the batteries are low. If the red light blinks and you don’t change the batteries, the door will remain closed to keep your coop secure.

• What does a blinking blue light on the door indicate?

  It signals that the door is preparing to open or close, indicating a change from day to night or vice versa.

• Can the RUN-CHICKEN door be installed on mobile or unconventional coops?

  Yes, the door is versatile enough to be installed on various coop types, including mobile and tractor coops.

• Is installation of the RUN-CHICKEN door complicated?

  The door is designed for easy installation with minimal tools required. It should be installed upright for proper operation, and an installation video is available for guidance.