MOQ200 Units (Stock Color) / 1,000 Units (Custom Color)
Lead Time12–20 Days (subject to configuration and order confirmation)
Program TypePrivate Label / ODM Review
Hydration
HydroFlow Thermal™ Constant-Temp Pet Fountain
Stainless-steel hydration platform with inductive pump architecture and configurable temperature-control design for private-label programs.
A pet-hydration platform for buyers that need to coordinate water contact, pump behavior, cleaning requirements, temperature-control expectations and regional power architecture. The appropriate evidence and markings depend on the finished configuration and destination market.
Buyer configuration note
A heated or constant-temperature fountain should be sourced as a complete system: bowl and water-contact materials, pump, heater/control logic, filter, low-water behavior, power supply, plug and instructions all need to be reviewed together.
Platform highlights
Magnetic-induction pump architecture with no exposed in-bowl power connection
Temperature-control platform designed for 20 °C–28 °C operating settings
Multi-stage filter-cartridge program using carbon, resin and micro-mesh media options
304 stainless-steel drinking-pan configuration with food-contact material selection
Low-water and dry-run protection requirements can be included in the acceptance plan
Removable, cleanable components designed around regular consumer maintenance
Technical Parameters & Configuration
Confirm final-SKU values, regional accessories and documentation during project review.
Water Capacity
3.2 L reference platform
Temperature-Control Range
20 °C–28 °C (68 °F–82 °F) platform setting; actual performance depends on environment and configuration
Pump Type
Magnetic wireless-drive platform
Materials
SUS304 stainless steel and food-grade ABS configuration
Input Power
5 V / 2 A USB-C platform; adapter, plug and destination-market requirements to be confirmed
Filter System
Replaceable multi-stage cartridge configuration
Documentation Focus
Power architecture, materials, cleaning instructions, water-contact parts and destination-market evidence for the final SKU
Product application planning
Build the right program for your route to market
Each application starts with a clear end-use and sales-channel brief. These scenarios help procurement teams frame a useful RFQ before sample review.
01
Cold-season hydration positioning
A premium pet-care brand evaluating a warm-water use case for indoor environments with lower ambient temperatures.
Buyer priority
Set the expected ambient range, target temperature behavior and measurement method before making product or listing claims.
02
Subscription filter program
A brand combining hardware with recurring filter cartridges and consumable packaging.
A retailer or distributor selecting a premium stainless-steel fountain for repeatable cleaning and regional power-market readiness.
Buyer priority
Confirm the intended plug/adapter route, label artwork, cleaning manual and power-supply evidence for each destination.
Pre-shipment inspection focus
What to verify before shipment release
The buyer and supplier should agree a product-specific acceptance plan before production. The following points provide a practical starting structure.
1Verify bowl finish, water-contact part condition, gasket fit, component assembly and cleaning-accessibility against the approved sample.
2Confirm the agreed water-level, pump-start, low-water and dry-run response conditions using the defined test method.
3Check temperature-control behavior using the agreed ambient and fill assumptions; record any acceptance range without making unsupported medical or hydration claims.
5Inspect retail packaging, leak-protection measures, carton marks and the shipment sampling record before release.
Project handover pack
Keep the launch file traceable
For an OEM or ODM program, controlled documents help align the approved sample, production build, sales-channel information and shipment release decision.
Final water-contact materials and component configuration reference
Approved power architecture, regional accessory and product-label specification
Cleaning, filter-replacement and maintenance instruction approval file
Agreed functional and temperature-control validation record format
Packaging, spare-filter and consumable-SKU artwork revisions
Pre-shipment inspection record and lot-identification format
Private-label & OEM/ODM
Customize the platform around your brand requirements
The options below should be scoped against the desired quantity, destination, packaging, connected-product configuration and launch plan.
Option 1
Custom logo application on the stainless-steel tray, base or selected accessories
Option 2
Filter-cartridge branding, recurring-consumable packaging and replenishment program
Option 3
Custom base finishes, LED behavior and color-profile direction
Option 4
Regional plug, adapter, cord-length and label-artwork discussion
Option 5
Retail carton, Amazon FBA label and pallet-marking preparation
Option 6
Instruction layout with cleaning, filter-replacement and intended-use content
Have a target specification or sample brief?
Send your market, quantity, product requirements and preferred customization route for a documented project discussion.
Buyer FAQ
What is the first technical question to ask when sourcing a heated pet fountain?
Ask how the complete power architecture is configured for each destination: device input, external supply, plug, cord, controls, labels and instructions. This should be reviewed alongside the water-contact and temperature-control design rather than as a separate accessory decision.
Can EIVYO support private-label filter programs?
A branded filter-cartridge and consumable program can be discussed alongside product branding, packaging and replenishment requirements. Buyers should define cartridge-fit control, pack size, target channels and regional claims before artwork is finalized.
How should temperature performance be discussed with a supplier?
Agree the ambient conditions, water volume, target setting, measurement method, allowed tolerance and low-water behavior before sampling. Temperature behavior should be described as a tested configuration outcome, not as a universal outcome across all home conditions.