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The heating pads and temperature controller are 12V. I didn't like putting the heating pads directly in the water, so I cobbled together a glass Mason jar, silicone lid, and silicone stopper, filled it with water and put it in the waterer. I lose a Mason jar's worth of drinking water, but it's...

@dsalling ,I have a solar setup, too. I have 2 solar panels charging 2 car batteries, which they do very well. I began with an inverter and a heated waterer with an outlet that automatically shut off power when temps went above something like 40°. The batteries couldn't keep up. The inverter...

Thanks for starting this @Ascholten ! I was just pondering using solar for a coop and run I have in my school's garden. There is no electricity, yet water must remain in the liquid state throughout the winter. My problem has been sizing panels to generator, and also feasibility. There is an...