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Do you think the system and switches will withstand the dusty conditions associated with chicken feed?

I cut the bottom off a 5 gallon water bottle to make a large funnel to fill PVC feeders.

Face it, pellets or crumbles will not be high on their list either if they freerange. You keep referring to the pulverized food as dust... The power you see obviously is the same food as the crumbles or pellets that came from the bag. You are throwing out food... This powered food is...

You can do what I do, nothing. The dust is food. I wait till all the food is gone before refilling the feeders.

Three 3" feeders with 45 degree "T"s Added 2" extenders to the 45 degree "T"s to stop flingers. (not in picture above) Works flawlessly.

I am using 3". Also with no problems.

I cut the top off a 5 gallon water bottle. I actually made several "large" funnels from multiple bottles. They are very useful... The bottoms also make excellent bowls.

Are you using 3 or 4 inch pipe? Did you paint it? Looks great!

Same principle as mine.

How much does it hold??

I think that you would only have this kind of issue if you ran out of food. My storage system allows me to visually see when food is running low.

I can see why...sorry. They have access to their fermented (primary) and other (secondary) food sources outdoors. They spend most of their time, and primarily eat, outdoors. This indoor feeder, will last a very long time as their backup (secondary), if their other (secondary) runs out. They...

As stated, I feed fermented food outdoors for 90% of their food requirements. This backup indoor feeder will easily contain 1 month's supply.

I have 12 birds in a fully enclosed coop and 14x14 secured run. Mind you, the flock spends their waking time, and eats, 90% outdoors, in their run. I feed them fermented feed whenever possible... I built this mostly for peace of mind, and as a backup. Three stations, 3" PVC pipes with...