JBL PRONOVO AUTOFOOD Black
Automatic feeder
CHF 47.69 CHF 53.00 -10%
(Price shown includes 8,1% VAT.
Features & Advantages
- Made of plastic (PC)
- For granules 1.0-3.0 mm
- Can be easily programmed
- Up to 4 feedings per day
- On / off switch
- Can be attached anywhere
Frequently bought together with JBL PROFLORA CO2 TAIFUN TUBE CLEAR
Description
The Pronovo Autofood is an automatic feeder made of plastic (PC) suitable for timed feeding of aquarium fish with food granuöes ranging in size from 1.0 to 3.0 mm. The device can be programmed very easily and allows up to four feedings per day with individually adjustable feeding quantities.
The automatic feeder can be filled with 125 ml of food. An additional screw-on food can of 250 ml ensures additional food is available. The desired amount of food and the feeding times can be easily set on the display.
The device has an on / off switch for manual operation. Pronovo Autofood is equipped with a special adapter ring for JBL Pronovo food cans of 250 ml. Thanks to an air connection, food can be dried and the automatic feeder can be attached anywhere with a suction cup or a 360° rotating holding clip (clamp holder).
Note: The Pronovo Autofood feeder is not suitable for flakes, tablets or sticks!
| Item no.: | JBL-6063000 |
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| EAN: | 4014162606303 |
| Manufacturer No.: | 6063000 |
| Brands (Manufacturers): | JBL |
| Types of Fish : | Fish, Invertebrates |
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| Manufacturer: | JBL GmbH & Co. KG, Dieselstrasse 3, 67414, Neuhofen, Germany, www.JBL.de |
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1 English review written for JBL PRONOVO AUTOFOOD Black
2 customer reviews in all languages
| 5 stars | | 1 | (25%) |
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| 4 stars | | 2 | (50%) |
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This product blocks up as the food flap stays open and the food then is exposed to moisture thus leading to varied amounts or none at all been dispensed