4L/6L Dual Bowl Automatic Cat Feeder with Camera

One programme, two capacities: the 4L and 6L builds of this dual-bowl feeder ship in the same box size, so a range can carry a cats-and-small-dogs size and a multi-cat size without doubling the SKU count. At $27.69–39.99 it is the top of this feeder family — the unit for buyers who want app control and stainless hardware in one carton. A camera ships on this configuration; the published spec set documents the feeding hardware below.

Buttons, or buttons plus the Tuya app

The base build runs six buttons and a 10-second voice recording, so the pet hears a familiar call at meal time. Parameter memory survives power cuts; a desiccant box holds hopper moisture; power is dual-source with priority to the adapter input, batteries as backup. The WiFi build keeps every bit of that and adds the Tuya app on 2.4GHz — remote feeding from the phone, multi-account sharing for households with more than one human. Brick-and-mortar ranges that cannot support app onboarding take the button version; smart-home assortments take the WiFi one.

The portion arithmetic

Feeding runs four times a day at most, each meal capped at 12 portions of roughly 8 grams — about 96 grams per meal at full setting. The kibble window is 5–12mm; outside it, expect jamming or over-dispensing. The high-torque reducer and the motor's physical protection exist because bridged kibble is the classic failure mode on cheap feeders, and this build pays to engineer it out.

Two bowls, one tray to wash

The dual-bowl layout feeds a pair of pets from one schedule. The food tray is SUS304 stainless and detaches for washing — the contact-point material is what separates this price band from all-plastic builds. Ask for the camera spec block with your quote; the datasheet leads with the feeding hardware, and the optical details belong in the same conversation as your market's labelling rules.

Moving six at a time

Each unit weighs 2kg and packs six to a carton at 61 × 41 × 42cm, 13kg gross. That is a heavier, bulkier program than the small plastic feeders — check shelf load limits and pallet maths before committing to volume.

Ordering specifics

What is the minimum order? 50 units on stock, 1000 for private label on the existing moulds, 3000 for a new-tooling ODM project.

Price and delivery? $27.69–39.99 per piece at the standard minimum; stock dispatches in 15-30 days after deposit.

What kibble does it handle? Dry food from 5 to 12mm, dosed at roughly 8 grams per portion, 12 portions per meal at the ceiling, four meals daily.

Customisation routes? Own branding from 50 units; full private label from 1000 on existing moulds (15-25 days); new moulds from 3000 (30-45 days).

Request a quote covering both capacities and both control versions.