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For a WOPET automatic cat feeder, the best starting point is the model number and the features you actually need. The Cube Air CA10 has a 4L hopper, app control and manual-specified 2.4 GHz-only Wi-Fi. The Heritage Air HA10P has a larger 6L capacity, single- or dual-bowl configurations, and its product page lists 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi. The Cube Lite CL11 is a separate 4L model with a different meal range; WOPET’s page showed it as SOLD OUT when checked on November 6, 2026. [S1–S4]
This is a model selector, not a hands-on review. It compares manufacturer-listed capacity, feeding ranges, kibble size, network and power details where available. Availability statements are a dated page snapshot, not a promise of current stock. [S1–S4]
Quick answer: Choose CA10 if its 4L hopper, app scheduling and 2.4 GHz network fit your setup. Consider HA10P if you need the listed 6L capacity or want its single/dual-bowl options and your router supports the listed bands. Treat CL11 as a separate model, not as another name for CA10; its official page was marked SOLD OUT at the research check. Recheck current product pages before buying. [S1–S4]
Contents
- Compare the WOPET models
- Choose by capacity and feeding setup
- Check Wi-Fi and backup power
- Separate model identity from availability
- Before you choose
- Frequently asked questions
Compare the WOPET models
| Model | Hopper and listed feeding range | Food and bowls | Connectivity and power notes | Availability snapshot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cube Air CA10 | 4L; 1–10 meals/day; 1–8 portions per meal; manual lists 10 g portions. | Dry food 2–12 mm; product page lists one bowl. | Manual specifies 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only, 5V/1A DC or three D batteries; batteries are backup, and app operation/pairing is unavailable on battery power. | Product page visibly said SOLD OUT on Nov. 6, 2026. [S1][S2] |
| Heritage Air HA10P | 6L; 1–10 meals/day; up to 20 portions; 10 g portions. | Dry food 2–15 mm; single- and dual-bowl options listed. | Product page lists 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi. The evidence reviewed here does not establish its power or battery-backup details. | Product page visibly said SOLD OUT on Nov. 6, 2026. [S3] |
| Cube Lite CL11 | 4L; 1–6 meals/day; 1–8 portions. | Dry food 2–12 mm. | Do not assume CA10 app/network or power behavior from the similar 4L capacity; check CL11-specific documentation. | Product page visibly said SOLD OUT on Nov. 6, 2026. [S4] |
The portion and food-size figures are WOPET specifications, not a guarantee that every kibble shape will flow consistently. Compare the dry-food size limit with the food you plan to use and follow the model manual for setup. The sources do not establish suitability for wet food or a health outcome, so this guide does not recommend either model on that basis. [S1–S4]
For current product information, check the Cube Air CA10 page and Heritage Air HA10P page. If looking for a specific model on a marketplace, use an exact model search such as WOPET CA10 on Amazon or WOPET HA10P on Amazon. These are search results, not verified listings or current-stock confirmation; match the model code before purchasing.
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Choose by capacity and feeding setup
Compare the 4L Cube Air with the 6L Heritage Air based on refill frequency and serving setup. HA10P’s listed hopper is 2L larger. It also has single- and dual-bowl options, which may matter if you want the listed configuration rather than a single outlet. CA10’s official page and manual describe its own 4L setup; do not assume that a larger capacity changes the portion size or schedule you need. [S1–S3]
The listed schedules also differ. CA10 is listed for 1–10 meals per day and 1–8 portions per meal; HA10P is listed for 1–10 meals and up to 20 portions. CL11 lists 1–6 meals and 1–8 portions. These ranges help compare programming options, but they are not a recommendation about how much an individual cat should eat. Use feeding instructions appropriate to your pet and consult a veterinarian for diet-specific questions. [S1–S4]
Check Wi-Fi and backup power
If app control is important, check the model manual’s network requirement before setup. WOPET’s CA10 manual specifies 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only; a router configured only for 5 GHz will not meet that listed requirement. The HA10P product page lists both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. The Cube Lite CL11 is a different model, and the sources here do not establish that it shares either model’s exact network or app behavior. [S2–S4]
For CA10, WOPET lists 5V/1A DC power or three D batteries. The manual describes batteries as backup and says app operation and pairing do not work in battery mode. This matters when deciding how much to rely on the app during a power interruption. The research reviewed here did not capture equivalent HA10P or CL11 power instructions, so check those model manuals rather than transferring CA10’s details. [S2]
Separate model identity from availability
WOPET identifies the Cube Air as CA10, Heritage Air as HA10P, and Cube Lite as CL11. The support center lists separate CA10 and CL11 support entries, and the catalog search page shows them as separate product identities. A “Current Model” label in a comparison table does not establish that a product is available to order. [S1][S3–S6]
At the November 6, 2026 research check, the CA10, HA10P and CL11 product pages each visibly displayed SOLD OUT in the main purchase area. This records what those pages showed at that time; it is not a live inventory feed. Check the official page again for current status, variant selection, shipping destination and checkout eligibility. Generic purchase controls or a catalog listing do not override a model’s visible sold-out notice. [S1][S3][S4]
The HA10P page also includes legacy Barn naming in its specifications, while its comparison chart maps single- and dual-bowl options to different older Barn names. Treat HA10P as the current page’s model identifier and verify the exact configuration; do not assume a Barn name is a one-to-one synonym for every HA10P variant. [S3]
Before you choose
- Confirm the model code. Check CA10, HA10P or CL11 on the product page and manual; do not rely on a Cube or WOPET name alone.
- Compare capacity and configuration. CA10 and CL11 are listed at 4L; HA10P is listed at 6L and has single/dual bowl options.
- Check the feeding range and kibble size. CA10 and CL11 list 2–12 mm dry food; HA10P lists 2–15 mm. Follow the manual for your exact model.
- Check the network requirement. CA10’s manual says 2.4 GHz only; HA10P’s page lists 2.4/5 GHz. Do not transfer this specification to CL11 without its documentation.
- Confirm current availability and power details. The three pages were marked SOLD OUT at the dated check; availability may change. Confirm current checkout status and read the correct manual for power and backup behavior.
For other feeding options, see the site’s cat feeders guide. It provides a broader category starting point; model-specific WOPET pages and manuals support the specifications above.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between WOPET CA10 and HA10P?
CA10 is the 4L Cube Air with 1–10 meals, up to eight portions and 2.4 GHz-only Wi-Fi in its manual. HA10P is the 6L Heritage Air with single/dual-bowl options, up to 20 portions and 2.4/5 GHz listed on its page. The power facts captured here are more complete for CA10. [S1–S3]
Is WOPET CL11 the same as CA10?
No. WOPET identifies Cube Lite as CL11 and Cube Air as CA10, and lists separate support entries. Both are shown as 4L models, but their listed meal ranges differ: CL11 is 1–6 meals, while CA10 is 1–10. Verify app, network and power details in the manual for the exact code. [S1][S2][S4][S5]
Does CA10 work on 5 GHz Wi-Fi?
The WOPET CA10 manual specifies 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only and says the model does not use 5 GHz. The HA10P page lists 2.4/5 GHz, but that specification should not be applied to CA10 or CL11. Check the specific manual for the model you own. [S2–S4]
Is the WOPET CL11 available now?
WOPET’s CL11 product page showed SOLD OUT when checked on November 6, 2026. That is a dated page observation, not a guarantee about today’s inventory. Recheck the official page and final checkout for current availability and destination-specific shipping. [S4]
Conclusion
Choose between WOPET feeders by exact model, hopper size, feeding configuration, network and power needs. CA10, HA10P and CL11 are distinct model identities, even where capacities overlap. The pages showed all three sold out at the dated research check, so confirm current availability before treating any model as a purchase option.
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