Birdbath Heater with Water Pump,Cast Aluminum 200W Bird Water Heater Thermostatic Controlled Auto Shut Off Bird Baths De-icer with Power Cord for Outdoor Garden Yard Patio in Winter

Smart Thermostat Control: This birdbath heater prevents water from freezing, providing a reliable source of warm water for birds in winter. The built-in thermostat activates when temperatures drop below approximately 41°F (5°C) and deactivates once it rises above about 86°F (30°C)

Complete System: Our heated birdbath deicer includes an integrated water pump, eliminating the need for extra purchases. It not only heats but also circulates the water, ensuring that birds have access to fresh water while enhancing their bathing experience during chilly s

Robust Construction: Made from high-grade die-cast aluminum, this winter birdbath heater is designed for durability. Unlike plastic alternatives, it offers exceptional strength and a touch, capable of withstanding harsh weather conditions. Its weight ensures stability in standard birdbaths

Extended Power Cord: Featuring an upgraded power cord length of ft—compared to the typical ft—this birdbath warmer gives you more placement flexibility. Simply position it in your birdbath, fill with water above the heater, plug it in, and let it work its magic

Ideal Winter Gift: This birdbath de-icer supplies a consistent flow of fresh water during the winter s, attracting various birds, ducks, geese, and other small animals to your yard. Transform your outdoor space into a lively haven despite the cold

This aluminum heated bird bath, designed to combat winter's chill and provide a reliable source of fresh, flowing water for your backyard wildlife. This dual-functioning heater features an integrated water pump that ensures the water remains unfrozen even in the coldest temperatures. Our heated bird bath operates efficiently by maintaining a consistent temperature, automatically shutting off when the ideal heat level is reached. When the temperature drops again, it kicks back into action, ensuring that your feathered friends—and other outdoor animals—always have access to liquid water.