Provides clean, unfrozen water to the flock year-round. Internal heater keeps water flowing in temperatures as low as -20°F. Detachable cord for non-winter use.
Benefits:
3 gallon capacity
Secure, interlocking lid
Heavy-duty handle for carryingandhanging
Recessed drip-catch nipples
Improved!Hinged quick-fill cap is just the right size for a garden hose.Refillwithoutremoving the lid
Benefits
A reliableHeated Poultry Watererfor all seasons.
Lid is secured to the base via unique interlocking tabs
Conical lid shape to prevent birds from perching and soiling waterer
Insulated lid traps warmer air inside waterer
Handle can be used for both carryingandhanging
Detachable 16' electrical cord for more flexibility without using extension cords. If you must use an extension cord, use aheavy-duty outdoor extension cordthat is rated fora minimum of 1 amp (100 watts)continuous draw.
Built-in thermostat turns heating element on at 40°F and off at 60°F.Note:Water in the basin doesNOTget hot, nor even warm.Rather, the thermostat keeps the water from freezing.
BPA free plastic
Ducks can drink from this waterer, though we periodically offer water in a rubber pan so they can submerge their heads
Refillwithoutremoving the lid!
So we’ve added a hinged quick-fill cap. It’s just the right size for a garden hose or watering can. With a glance you can also check the water level. Quick-fill lid fits all Heated Poultry Waterers sold since 2019.
Specs
Capacity: 3 gal (12 qt)
Bucket dimensions: 9"H, 13"Dia
Overall height: 14"H
Suited for: Up to 35 adult birds
100-watt heater
110V detachable 16 ft grounded electrical cord
(3) replacement nipples included. Additionaldrip-catch nipplescan be purchased separately.
Quick-fill opening in lid measures 2" wide narrowing to 1.375"
Add ahanging scalefor quickly checking the water level
How to Use
Simply fill the bucket and lock the top in place. Either hang with asnap cliporbraided cord, or place the waterer on a cinder block.
The detachable cord can be stowed separately during warmer months.
The electrical plug cap (used during summer months) fits over a nub on the bottom of the bucket.
Nipples should be placed just above the birds’ heads. The birds should stretch up slightly to drink.
