MoultrieFeeder Power Panel

Love these, I live in Louisiana and hunt in Arkansas. With the internal battery. You don't need one in the feeder, but I do. It will last all season.

The long lenght of the cable

Moultrie power panel was easy to install. The battery with the panel was not strong enough to spin the feeder. I added 6 Volt battery with the Moultrie feeder panel and seemed to do the trick.

If you have a Moultrie feeder it’s probably made for this. Made had a plug not the side of the controller box with a power plug underneath. No need to worry about keeping batteries charged or even separate batteries. This does it all. The plug end is molded in rubber to form a tight seal on the feeder end and the cable is shielded. I’ll end up adding some silicone to where the cable goes into the battery/solar panel to be safe. It doesn’t appear as rugged as the other end, but it’s probably fine. It also attached easily to the top of my Moultrie Unlimited feeder with an included screw.I’m sure it work just fine with many other feeders as the connections are standard, but running the cable may not be as easy without the plug port made just for this. A hole with a little silicone will do the same thing though.

I used this as the only power source for about a week. Then raccoons unplugged it. A day and a half without sun and the built in battery dies. Plus side is once sun is up it will spring back to life using the two factory feed times. Just the time of day will be wrong. Would be better if they found s different way to run the power wire. Even with the varmint guard and tie wraps they can still pull it out. I'm going to devise a better way

It is a great idea, and device, except one minor thing. The amount of rubber they have around the plug that goes into your feeder is too much. It bubbles and backs up as you try to push it in, and makes it difficult to get a solid connection that wont pull out if anything touches the chord from the power panel to the feeder port.

Like the all in one to help keep my feeders running year round. I have bought about 15 of these. I lost at least half to water damage before I got smart. When you get this get some gorilla outdoor glue and seal the solar panel and the around the cable. It will save you a lot of money instead of my loss.

I bought this to use with a Moultrie Feeder and Remote Control.It worked once. I assume the remote sensor drains the battery quickly enough that it can't recharge in my location.Because this is a battery device, you have to contact Amazon for a refund, but I did get one, so I'm raising this to two stars, assuming that it works for someone in a completely sunny and southern location.