JBL AutoFood Multi Automatic Aquarium Fish Tank Feeder
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The JBL AutoFood Multi is an automatic aquarium fish feeder designed for freshwater and marine tanks, offering flexible and reliable feeding up to six times daily. It's ideal for aquarists who want to maintain a consistent feeding schedule, even when away from home, with adjustable portion sizes. A potential drawback is that it requires separate AA batteries for backup power, which are not included.
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FAQs
What types of fish food can I use with the JBL AutoFood Multi?
This feeder is designed for dry fish foods such as flakes and granulates up to 3 mm in size. Alternative augers may enhance performance with very fine dry foods.
How many times a day can I schedule feedings?
You can program up to six feedings per day, providing flexibility for your fish's feeding schedule.
Does the feeder come with batteries?
No, the feeder requires 3 x AA batteries for power and backup, which are not included in the package. It can also be powered via the included USB power supply.
How do I adjust the amount of food dispensed?
The feed quantity can be adjusted across 10 different levels using the integrated control display. Refer to the programming guide for specific instructions.
Can this feeder be used in saltwater aquariums?
Yes, the JBL AutoFood Multi is suitable for use in both freshwater and marine aquariums.
What is the warranty period for this product?
Please refer to the product documentation or the retailer for specific warranty information, as it can vary.
How do I clean the feeder?
Empty the food container and clean it with a dry cloth or brush. The auger can also be removed and cleaned. Wipe the exterior with a slightly damp cloth, ensuring no moisture enters the electronic parts.
Troubleshooting
Feeder is not dispensing food
Ensure the food container is filled and the auger is properly installed. Check that the programmed feeding times are correct and that the device is powered on. Verify that the food is not clumped or wet.
Feeder dispenses too much or too little food
Adjust the portion control settings on the integrated display. Ensure you have selected the correct feeding level (1-10) for your food type and desired quantity.
Device does not turn on
Check the USB power connection or ensure fresh AA batteries are correctly installed. If using batteries, test them or try the USB power supply.
Low feed indicator light is constantly on
The feeder may be empty or the sensor may be obstructed. Refill the food container and ensure the sensor area is clean.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reliable and flexible automated feeding
- Supports up to six feedings per day
- Precise portion control with 10 adjustable levels
- Works with flakes and granulates up to 3mm
- Low food indicator prevents missed feedings
- Multiple mounting options for diverse aquariums
Cons
- Requires 3 x AA batteries (not included) for backup power
- Limited to dry foods up to 3 mm, not suitable for pellets or larger foods
- Programming interface may require a short learning curve
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Choose your mounting option: use the rubber feet for a stable stand or the clamp mount for aquarium rims.
- Securely attach the feeder to your aquarium rim or stand.
- Install the correct feed auger for your food type.
- Fill the food container with dry flakes or granulates (up to 3 mm).
- Power the device via the included USB power supply or insert 3 x AA batteries (not included).
- Program the feeding times and quantities using the integrated control display.
Compatibility:
- Aquarium Type: Suitable for both freshwater and marine aquariums.
- Food Type: Flakes and granulates up to 3 mm in size. Alternative augers may be included for finer dry foods.
- Aquarium Rim Thickness: The clamp mount is designed for rims from 1-27 mm.
Care:
- Regularly clean the food container and auger to prevent clumping and ensure smooth operation. A dry cloth or brush is usually sufficient.
- Wipe the exterior of the feeder with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid getting water into the electronic components.
- Ensure the food remains dry in the container to prevent spoilage.