placidsheep
In the Brooder
I think I already know the answer but speaking to the wife the other night she has totally confused me if I am honest.
Basically we have a chickenguard which is working off a timer. Cant use the lux sensor as the actual chickenguard unit is under a covered roof so closes too early. Anyway its fast approaching that the clocks have to go back for us in October and I am wondering if this will affect the door closing.
Basically we go away for the weekend on the Friday and I was confident that the chickenguard wont know that the daylight hours have changed and as such the door opening and closing will be the exact same time as they where on us leaving on Friday?
So am I right in thinking the timing will be still in line with sunset and sunrise?
I know this might seem a little crazy but I just wanted to check from other guard users.
Thanks
Basically we have a chickenguard which is working off a timer. Cant use the lux sensor as the actual chickenguard unit is under a covered roof so closes too early. Anyway its fast approaching that the clocks have to go back for us in October and I am wondering if this will affect the door closing.
Basically we go away for the weekend on the Friday and I was confident that the chickenguard wont know that the daylight hours have changed and as such the door opening and closing will be the exact same time as they where on us leaving on Friday?
So am I right in thinking the timing will be still in line with sunset and sunrise?
I know this might seem a little crazy but I just wanted to check from other guard users.
Thanks