Cat water fountains · Choose by your needs
If you specifically want a nonstick-coated stainless-steel drinking tray and a rechargeable main fountain, the documented configuration is PETKIT EverSweet Max Cordless P4115. Its battery plan is interval dispensing; the tray is coated rather than bare stainless, and the current U.S. FAQ says no component is dishwasher-safe. If you meant an exposed stainless-steel surface, choose a different material answer.
Comparison updated 29 October 2026.
| Model | Exact model | Surface and battery mode | Tradeoff |
|---|---|---|---|
| PETKIT EverSweet Max Cordless EverSweet Max Cordless P4115 | PETKIT EverSweet Max Cordless P4115 | 304 stainless tray with a nonstick coating; battery interval plan | 25 seconds per hour in the linked guide baseline; hand-wash only. |
Choose it when: The exact P4115 product source identifies a nonstick-coated stainless-steel tray, and its linked guide documents rechargeable interval operation.
The limit: The black nonstick coating is not bare stainless steel. The current U.S. FAQ says components are not dishwasher-safe; the fountain itself has no direct Wi-Fi specification and records sessions rather than individual-cat intake.
The model is classified by its actual coated drinking surface. If your requirement is plain stainless steel, do not substitute P4115 based only on the steel substrate; use the separate stainless-surface results. The coating and tank are different parts.
The exact coated-steel fountain does not meet a confirmed dishwasher requirement. Its FAQ says no component is dishwasher-safe; if dishwasher use is essential, relax the coated-steel requirement or use a documented bare-steel surface instead. Do not assume a dishwasher coating exception.
The exact current U.S. FAQ says no component is dishwasher-safe. Hand-wash it as directed.
The linked guide documents battery interval dispensing, initially 25 seconds of flow each hour. Continuous flow belongs to the separate wired setup.
No. The exact fact record describes Bluetooth activity records such as frequency and average duration, not confirmed individual-cat identification or measured milliliter intake.
