How far does the pneumatic feeder throw?

About 30 m, with a 30 m hose supplied. The head rotates 360° and covers a circle about 30 m across, roughly 700 m² per position. Larger ponds need another position or another unit.

Are the six hoppers different sizes?

No — all six are equal and each takes a bag of up to 40 kg. On the 25 kg bag that dominates the market, a full load is about 160 kg of sinking feed or 100 kg of floating feed, because the two have different bulk density.

Can the blower speed be adjusted?

No. It is a fixed-speed blower without a VFD. Air volume is set by design; feeding quantity is controlled by timing and duration.

Can I control it from my phone?

The panel itself only does local timing and manual operation. For remote start/stop and feeding records, add the TK-4G-GW 4G controller and connect to the cloud platform.

Does it need three-phase power?

No. It runs on single-phase 220 V at about 2000 W. For export markets, 220 V/60 Hz and 110 V/60 Hz versions can be ordered.

Can one unit feed two ponds?

Yes, as long as the machine position lets the 30 m circle fall inside both ponds, with no bund or obstacle in the throw path.

TK-FS2000 Pneumatic Automatic Fish Feeder

Kantangren TAYKEE feeding layer · six hoppers · 30 m air conveying · about 700 m² coverage

Feeding is the job that eats the most labour on a large pond. The TK-FS2000 sits on the bank or the access road, blows feed through a 30 m hose and throws it from a rotating head over a circle about 30 m across — nobody wades in, rows a boat, or carries sacks to the waterline.

Specification in one line: TK-FS2000 is rated about 2000 W on single-phase 220 V, with six equal hoppers (each takes one bag of up to 40 kg), about 160 kg of sinking or 100 kg of floating feed at full load, conveying about 30 m and spreading over a circle of about 30 m across (roughly 700 m²).

How it works

The machine does three things in sequence: six independent hoppers feed the air stream, the blower pushes pellets through a 30 m hose, and a rotating head at the far end throws them in all directions. Because the machine stays on the bank, nobody wades in, rows a boat, or carries sacks to the water. A full load of six bags discharges in about eight minutes per 25 kg bag, so one fill covers most of a day on a large pond.

Six equal hoppers: why not one big tank

All six hoppers are the same size and each takes a bag of up to 40 kg — the design follows the bags feed mills actually ship. In Vietnam and southern China the standard is a 25 kg woven bag, so workers count bags instead of weighing feed. Sinking pellets are denser and fill the machine to about 160 kg; floating pellets are lighter, about 100 kg. Equal hoppers also keep blends stable: split two feeds by hopper and neither ends up full while the other is empty.

Specifications

Rated power	about 2000 W
Voltage / frequency	220 V single-phase, 50/60 Hz; 220 V/60 Hz and 110 V/60 Hz on order
Hoppers	Six equal hoppers, each takes one bag of up to 40 kg
Capacity	about 160 kg sinking / 100 kg floating feed
Conveying distance	about 30 m (30 m hose supplied)
Spread pattern	360° rotation, about 30 m diameter, roughly 700 m² per position
Blower	Fixed speed, no variable-frequency drive
Control	Digital timer and manual; phone control needs the TK-4G-GW
Warranty	1 year from the date of manufacture; no spare-parts kit included, recommended with the first order

How it divides the work with the two-bag feeder

The TK-150D throws feed directly and moves more tonnage per hour. The FS2000 spends its power on conveying 30 m and rotating 360°, so it is slower, but it reaches water where no machine can stand. The two differ by design, not by a misprint. Small ponds and a first step into mechanised feeding: the 150D. Large water and a machine position far from the edge: the FS2000.

Working out the coverage

One position covers a circle about 30 m across, roughly 700 m², a little over one mu. For bigger ponds, move the position or add units; on a square pond put it in a corner and aim the sector across the diagonal. Fish and shrimp ponds both work; for shrimp and very fine crumble feed, confirm the pellet size with us before ordering.

If you want remote control: the panel only handles local timing and manual operation. Phone start/stop and feeding records need the Kantangren 4G controller (TK-4G-GW) on the same RS485 bus and the cloud platform — the same bus the DO probes use.

FAQ

How far does the pneumatic feeder throw?: About 30 m, with a 30 m hose supplied. The head rotates 360° and covers a circle about 30 m across, roughly 700 m² per position. Larger ponds need another position or another unit.
Are the six hoppers different sizes?: No — all six are equal and each takes a bag of up to 40 kg. On the 25 kg bag that dominates the market, a full load is about 160 kg of sinking feed or 100 kg of floating feed, because the two have different bulk density.
Can the blower speed be adjusted?: No. It is a fixed-speed blower without a VFD. Air volume is set by design; feeding quantity is controlled by timing and duration.
Can I control it from my phone?: The panel itself only does local timing and manual operation. For remote start/stop and feeding records, add the TK-4G-GW 4G controller and connect to the cloud platform.
Does it need three-phase power?: No. It runs on single-phase 220 V at about 2000 W. For export markets, 220 V/60 Hz and 110 V/60 Hz versions can be ordered.
Can one unit feed two ponds?: Yes, as long as the machine position lets the 30 m circle fall inside both ponds, with no bund or obstacle in the throw path.

TK-FS2000 Pneumatic Automatic Fish Feeder

How it works

Six equal hoppers: why not one big tank

Specifications

How it divides the work with the two-bag feeder

Working out the coverage

FAQ

Further reading