Henry Bell Solar Twin Copper Feeder

Henry Bell Solar Twin Copper Feeder

Two feeding chambers in one hanging unit, with a solar LED sitting between them. The twin arrangement lets you run two foods side by side off a single hook — sunflower-heavy mix on one side, peanuts on the other — which is worth more on a small feeding station than an extra arm would be.

The copper finish and the night light are why most people buy it, and there is no point pretending otherwise. Henry Bell list the Solar range as suitable for seed, blends and peanuts, so either chamber can take either.

Performance & Benefits

• Two separate feeding ports, so two foods from one hook.
• Solar LED charges through the day and glows after dark.
• Decorative copper finish matching the rest of the Solar Collection.
• Takes seed, seed blends or peanuts in either side.
• Comes apart for filling and cleaning.
• Hangs from a feeding station arm, bird table hook or branch.

Suitable For

• Running two foods at once — Henry Bell No Mess Mix one side, Henry Bell Peanuts the other.
• Small feeding stations short of arms.
• Gardens where the feeder is meant to be looked at.
• Year-round feeding.
• Not for fat balls, suet cakes or suet logs. The Henry Bell Heritage Suet Cake Feeder and the Insect Oil Log Feeder take those.

How to Use

• Fill each chamber, close the top and hang it where the solar panel sees daylight.
• Keep the two foods separate rather than mixing peanuts into a seed side.
• Wash every couple of weeks in warm water with a bird-safe hygiene spray, keeping the solar head dry.
• Dry both chambers fully before refilling.
• Keep fresh water nearby for drinking and bathing.

Specification

• Henry Bell product code H040113. Solar Collection.
• Twin feeding chambers, copper decorative finish, integrated solar LED.
• Henry Bell describe the Solar range as ideal for seed, blends and peanuts.
• Henry Bell publish no dimensions, capacity, battery specification or run time for this feeder, so none is stated here.
• Our earlier copy mentioned a hanging chain or metal loop; Henry Bell do not confirm that detail.

Care & Caution

• Solar garden lights of this kind normally contain a small rechargeable cell. Henry Bell do not state which. Do not burn the unit, and put it through electrical recycling rather than general waste.
• Keep the solar head clear of water when washing the chambers.