8 Chicken Automatic Watering Cups Poultry Drinker Waterer Chicken Duck Quail Hen

Description

Our package Includes 8 watering cups with two washers and a wingnut per cup. Used one washer outside the container and the other one inside the container and tighten the wingnut to prevent any leaking. Use almost any type of container to drill through to install the cups (container not included).
Automatic Design:
Watering cups have adopted an automatic design with the water coming out automatically according to the amount of water in the bowl providing a constant supply of clean and fresh water. Unlike other types of cups and nipples that require pecking to release the water. T
his model will last a long time as it no longer has a nipple or valve part that can be pulled out during use.
No need to train your flock on how to drink from the water bowl.
Reliable Material:
Made of premium material (POM), UV-resistance, 304 stainless springs, and are weatherproof. They are durable, sturdy, leakproof, not easy to break or deform compared to other styles, and safe to use for a long-time
Wide Application:
Compared to other sizes, drinking bowls are designed with a large bowl size of about 2.5 inches in diameter, which are suitable for all poultry, chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, and other birds for added convenience and easy watering system for your flock without complications.
Easy to Install & Clean:
Can be instated to any type of container. Just drill a 5/16" hole at the correct height for your birds on in any size container,
then mount the cup
flush to containers and screw the wingnut with the extra washer. Works on a
low-pressure PVC pipe water source
with a 1/8” treaded PVC Tee for convenient use. It's also simple to clean. The inside water control valve ensures there is no blockage in the cups, making them easier to clean.
Important Tips:
Watering System needs to be placed on the edge of a level stand to ensure full extension of cups, so it don’t touch the ground. Works best of top cups are shoulder level with your flock. You MUST remove the old watering source before introducing a new watering system!