How to use the Super Feeder® with a home automation system like voice command or other means listed above: 

For Wi-Fi control, we recommend two listed on our store like the  TP-LINK Wi-Fi Smart plug offered in some combos.  Note:  In regards to other Wi-Fi switches offered on the market today, due to perpetual changes and updates to Wi-Fi system used, some may not work if the socket does not turn off completely (some do and some may not like dimming type), meaning that any residual power coming out of it during its off time will prevent the feeder from resetting itself between programmed feed cycles.  Iris brand "smart outlet" in-wall has been reported to work with smart phone.  Z-Wave Smart Outlet the "Quirkey+GE Outlink Smart Outlet systems will work. Some systems by Leviton may not work properly due to the fact that their systems such as Z-Wave module, Z-Wave receptacle and dimming modules may not completely turn off and thus not work with the Super Feeder.  

You can plug the ASF-1 or CSF-3, CSF-3XL  supplied power adapter into a 100-240V module controlled by your system (KSF-2 and KSF-2XL only come with 120V power suppply).  You then turn the module on for a couple of minutes with your system, which in turn triggers and powers the feeder.  The feeder runs only for time in seconds you adjusted the feeder to give you the portion you want and then stops.  When you turn the power off for a couple of minutes, the feeder resets itself and is once again ready to be triggered at the next programmed time.  If your system has 12 to 24 volts output ac or dc, you can do away with the feeder's own power adapter and hook directly to the feeder.  You could also control the feeder's run time entirely with your external system by setting the feeder's feed time controller to its maximum setting of 70 seconds.