Is the bird bath actually included or is it just the heat element
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I have both and both are outstanding--Srray painted the heater to match the bird bath
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I ordered two from " Bargain The People. " through Amazon.com. Cost of each item was $10.99 with s/h $9.70 for a total of $41.12 for two.Allied Precision Industries 270 Bird Bath with Pedestal, White (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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There is an adjustable bracket that attaches (with a screw fastener) to the bottom of the bird bath. It will adapt to porch/deck/patio railings, as well as square or round posts of any size. We have two of these bird baths, one of which must be almost 15 years old. It is still fully functional. This is a very durable bird bath, and I highly recommend it. We live in a wooded area where tree debris is always falling into the bird baths, and we scrub them out weekly with a utility brush and a little water. The heater keeps the water from freezing throughout the winter without fail. I have purchased these at wild bird brick and mortar shops, and from Amazon. Amazon always offers the most favorable pricing. There is an adjustable bracket that attaches (with a screw fastener) to the bottom of the bird bath. It will adapt to porch/deck/patio railings, as well as square or round posts of any size. We have two of these bird baths, one of which must be almost 15 years old. It is still fully functional. This is a very durable bird bath, and I highly recommend it. We live in a wooded area where tree debris is always falling into the bird baths, and we scrub them out weekly with a utility brush and a little water. The heater keeps the water from freezing throughout the winter without fail. I have... » Read More There is an adjustable bracket that attaches (with a screw fastener) to the bottom of the bird bath. It will adapt to porch/deck/patio railings, as well as square or round posts of any size. We have two of these bird baths, one of which must be almost 15 years old. It is still fully functional. This is a very durable bird bath, and I highly recommend it. We live in a wooded area where tree debris is always falling into the bird baths, and we scrub them out weekly with a utility brush and a little water. The heater keeps the water from freezing throughout the winter without fail. I have purchased these at wild bird brick and mortar shops, and from Amazon. Amazon always offers the most favorable pricing. « Show Less
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I think it has electric heating elements, but you should just contact customer service, they're very knowledgeable
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I have had great success with my birdbath heater. I had another one for years and decided to replace it due to its age. The water has never felt hot and my birds come and go and take baths right by the heater. Great product for the price. Very convenient. I have mine on a timer for the days when the temps are not freezing all the time. BP
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No but it still works... Need to use their wire to anchor it so it doesn't float to the edges. Water gets blown out of bird bath really fast with this thing. I have never had a problem with it overheating as it is very small. Had mine for a while now and love it!
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none whatsoever as far as the heated bird bath goes. but how low to the ground is this stump? i find the birds like the birdbaths to have some height to them. also, please note that you will definitely need an extension cord - as the cord on the bird bath is very short. And, finally, i have three of these (yes - i love them) and put a nice size rock in the middle of each - both for stability and the birds stand on the rock and feel secure about the depth of the water. enjoy!
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Our heated bird bath does not feel warm, either, but the important thing is it stays unfrozen and is a reliable source of water for drinking/bathing. the birds are out there now in freezing temps using it.
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You need some foam pieces for heat and ac etc. just to keep it airtight. Otherwise the birds flock to it once they figure it out!
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Yes it is perfect for a shallow bird bath. The first one I bought worked so well I bought another. The birds love it!
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Unfortunetly, mine was broken when I recieved it. I was pretty disappointed too, because it was a Christmas gift and it was too late to wait for another one, so I just returned it for a refund. But yes, it is to large to fit in a bird bath.
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It will work in any type material your bird bath is made of. Make sure you keep the heater submerged in water because operating it dry will burn it out.
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I'm not really sure, but the water doesn't really get 'hot' and the base never feels 'hot' either. The birds do love it.
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Just the deicer....I put a cement frog on it to keep it submerged. Birds, squirrels, possums, chipmunks, etc.come for a drink and/or to warm their little feet. I have several baths hither and yon and fill them when I make the rounds with seed, corn, peanuts, etc.
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I love the heater too. I didn't notice an offensive smell and I have a bird and dog that didn't seem affected at all. Maybe it is your unit.
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The heating element is with the blade. The bottom part is just a container that you can immerse in water. The top part has all the electronics and heating element and cleaning this part is really simple since the only dirty part is the plate and a few drops of splashed soy milk on the plastic. Also, there are marks on the bottom container to show how far you should fill it with water.
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Yes. All except for the heating element of course. The plastic is good quality and keeps the unit cool. I had one 20 years ago. It too was plastic and lasted the years until the heating element died. This one is designed better, works better, and cleans up easier. Don't worry about the plastic.