HOBBY Aquarium Fish Easy Feeder
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The HOBBY Aquarium Fish Easy Feeder is a modern, microchip-controlled feeder designed to provide reliable feeding for fish during holidays or extended absences.
It can be powered via mains electricity or through an integrated, rechargeable battery pack. This ensures continuous operation during power outages, and programmed feeding schedules are preserved even when the power fails.
The feeder features an extra-large feed drum that holds up to 100 g (300 ml) of food, making it suitable for long trips.
Programmable for up to 4 feeding intervals with up to 3 drum cycles.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Power Options | Mains or rechargeable battery pack |
| Feed Capacity | Up to 100 g / 300 ml |
| Feeding Intervals | Up to 4 intervals |
| Drum Cycles | Up to 3 cycles |
FAQ
Can the feeder operate without being plugged into mains power?
Yes, the feeder can operate using the integrated rechargeable battery pack, ensuring feeding continues during power outages.
How long does the battery last on a single charge?
The exact battery life is not specified in the product details. Please contact customer service for more information.
Is the feeding schedule saved if the power goes out?
Yes, the programmed feeding schedule is preserved even during mains failures.
Julian Reid –
This feeder works perfectly for my fish during my trips. I set it to feed twice a day and it’s reliable. The battery backup is a big plus when power goes out. Easy to program and the food capacity is more than enough for a week.
Tracey Carr –
I used it on a vacation and my fish didn’t go hungry. The feeding intervals are clear and the feeder doesn’t need constant attention. Only downside is the battery charging takes a few hours, but it’s manageable.
Michael Davidson –
Great product for keeping fish fed when I’m away. The microchip control is accurate and the large drum holds food for several days. I appreciate the safety feature during power outages.