Equestrian Automatic Stall Waterer - Heated or Non-Heated

Automatic Horse Stall Waterer:

An automatic horse waterer, also known as an automatic stall waterer or horse water fountain, is a device designed to provide a continuous and easily accessible source of fresh water for horses. These waterers are commonly used in horse barns, stalls, and paddocks to ensure that horses have a constant supply of clean and uncontaminated water.
This particular item was designed nearly 20 years ago to be simple, reliable, and satisfying to use. The attractive and very durable automatic horse waterer has evolved through conscientious response to customer feedback, into a highly refined, specialty appliance now regarded by many as the premier choice for cost, function, service life, and appearance. Engineered and manufactured in the USA of polyethylene for long, reliable, corrosion-free, color-fast indoor or outdoor service. A thermostatically controlled electric immersion heater is optionally available for locations that experience freezing conditions. Available in a standard color of the granite-gray base, with a granite-gray cover. Optional colors can be quoted for quantity purchases at an additional cost. 

Dimensions: 

17 × 18 × 13 in;  9lbs.  Due to the way this item is packaged, it is considered oversized and may incur slightly higher shipping fees.

Features:
The skirted area allows for a neat and shielded connection to water.

The water level is automatically maintained with an adjustable, enclosed float valve, which is easy to access and completely protected.

The perfectly sized bowl is quickly cleaned with a simple push-out bottom drain. It refills automatically in seconds after servicing.

A secure, easy to install dove-tail fixture is provided for stall installation. Clamps are provided for optional pipe corral mounting.

Connection Recommendations:
Requires a ½” pipe-size water connection with the supply valve preferably terminating near or within the skirted area of the waterer for appearance and safety. The water should be household quality and may need an in-line filter in some water-quality situations.