The PF2 Programmable Fish Feeder from Fluval is ideal for aquarium owners who are away from the ho...The PF2 Programmable Fish Feeder from Fluval is ideal for aquarium owners who are away from the house for extended periods of time or for those with busy lifestyles. The Fluval PF2 Feeder has an 85ml drum capacity and can be used in either manual or automatic operating modes. Automatic feeding can be set up easily to take place either once or twice a day and the integral adjustable slider allows you to control the amount per feed. This automatic fish feeder is compatible with a multitude of fish foods including flakes, granules, pellets and freeze-dried foods making it perfect for almost any situation. The feeder comes complete with a secure mount. It features two operating modes: manual and automatic (programmed). You can adjust the portion that is provided, dispensing food up to 2 times a day. It is powered by AA batteries, so it is not affected by power failure. Batteries not included. Suitable for flakes, granules and freeze-dried foods. The mounting base secures the feeder on the lid of any aquarium.
The Fluval PF2 Fish Feeder is designed for aquarium owners seeking a convenient way to feed their fish, especially when away from home. Its key benefit is providing consistent feeding, which helps maintain a healthy aquatic environment. A slight caveat is that batteries are not included. The PF2 Feeder features an 85ml drum capacity and offers both manual and automatic feeding modes. It's compatible with various fish foods, including flakes, granules, pellets, and freeze-dried foods, and comes with a secure mounting base.
All features
Brand
Fluval
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I set the feeding schedule?
Use the control buttons on the feeder to set the desired feeding times. You can set it to feed up to two times a day. Refer to the manual for specific instructions.
What kind of food can I use?
The PF2 Feeder is suitable for flakes, granules, pellets, and freeze-dried foods.
How do I adjust the food portions?
Use the adjustable slider to control the amount of food dispensed at each feeding.
How long do the batteries last?
Battery life varies depending on usage, but typically, a set of AA batteries will last several months. It is important to check the battery life periodically.
How do I clean the feeder?
Regularly clean the food container with a dry cloth. Do not use water or cleaning solutions, as this can damage the feeder or affect the food.
What if the food gets stuck?
If the food gets stuck, ensure that the food is dry and not clumped. Clean the dispensing mechanism to remove any blockages.
What is the capacity of the food drum?
The food drum has an 85ml capacity.
Does the feeder come with a warranty?
Information about the warranty is not available in the provided product data.
Troubleshooting
Feeder is not dispensing food.
Check if the feeder is turned on and batteries are fresh. Ensure the food is dry and not clumped. Check the dispensing mechanism for blockages. Also, verify that the schedule is set up correctly.
Feeder is dispensing too much or too little food.
Adjust the slider to control the portion size. Recalibrate the feeder to ensure the correct amount of food is dispensed per feeding.
Feeder is not working during a power outage.
The feeder runs on batteries, so it should continue to operate. Check that the batteries are installed correctly and that they are not depleted.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Consistent feeding schedule promotes fish health.
Easy to program and operate.
Compatible with a variety of fish food types.
Operates independently of power supply, due to battery power.
Secure and reliable mounting system.
Cons
Batteries not included, requiring an additional purchase.
Requires regular monitoring to ensure proper function.
Food capacity may need refilling depending on the number of fish and feeding frequency.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Attach the mounting base to the aquarium lid, ensuring it's secure. Then, attach the feeder to the mounting base.
Food Filling: Open the feeder and fill the drum with your preferred fish food (flakes, granules, pellets, or freeze-dried). Do not overfill.
Programming: Set the desired feeding times and the portion size using the controls on the feeder. Make sure the food is dry before filling.
Battery Installation: Insert fresh AA batteries into the battery compartment. Remember, batteries are not included, so get a set before setting up the feeder.
Compatibility: The PF2 Fish Feeder is compatible with various types of fish food. Always choose dry food to avoid clumping and ensure proper dispensing. Clean the feeding drum regularly to prevent any blockage.
Care: Regularly check the feeder for proper operation. Clean the feeding drum regularly with a dry cloth. Do not use any cleaning product on the device.