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📍Gravity-Fed Automatic Chicken Waterer Cups

📍Gravity-Fed Automatic Chicken Waterer Cups

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📍Gravity-Fed Automatic Chicken Waterer Cups

📍Gravity-Fed Automatic Chicken Waterer Cups

Regular price $14.99
Regular price $14.99 Sale price $29.99
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Gravity-fed automatic poultry waterer cup installed on water container
A SIMPLER WAY TO WATER YOUR FLOCK

Less Bucket Checking. More Water Ready When They Need It.

Turn a bucket, barrel or compatible pipe system into a convenient gravity-fed poultry watering station that keeps each cup supplied as birds drink.

Gravity-fed automatic cup refill
Less exposed water than a large open trough
Works with multiple poultry watering setups
Common poultry watering problems including dirty open water and wet coop floors
THE DAILY COOP PROBLEM

Open Water Doesn't Stay Clean for Long Around Chickens.

Bedding, dirt, feathers and curious feet can quickly turn a wide open water pan into another chore on your list.

And every spill around the water station can leave more damp bedding and mud to deal with.

Give your flock individual drinking cups connected to a larger water source instead of leaving the entire supply exposed.
Chicken drinking from gravity-fed automatic waterer cup
01
WATER THAT REFILLS AS THEY DRINK

Let Gravity Handle the Little Refills.

The cup connects to a low-pressure water source. As the water level in the cup changes, the valve helps allow more water into the drinking area.

Instead of manually filling individual dishes throughout the day, you maintain the main reservoir or water line.

  • Water is supplied directly from the connected source
  • Compact drinking cup keeps the available water close to the bird
  • Multiple cups can provide more drinking positions for a flock
Multiple poultry waterer cups installed around a bucket in a chicken coop
02
KEEP THE WATER WHERE IT BELONGS

A Smaller Drinking Area Means Less Water Sitting Open in the Coop.

Instead of filling a large floor-level container that birds can step into, the compact cup design keeps the drinking area separated from the main reservoir.

Correctly installed low-pressure systems can help make the watering station easier to manage and reduce unnecessary standing water around the drinker.

Covered Main Water Supply Keep the reservoir closed instead of exposing the full volume of water to the coop.
Individual Drinking Cups Birds access a smaller amount of water at each drinking point.
Threaded Connection Designed to create a secure connection when properly fitted and sealed.
Easy Visual Checking The open cup makes it simple to inspect the drinking area during routine coop care.
Automatic poultry watering system installed on a large water reservoir
03
BUILD A LOWER-MAINTENANCE ROUTINE

Check the Reservoir Instead of Refilling Every Little Bowl.

Connect several drinking cups to one larger source and your routine becomes easier to organize: keep the main supply filled, inspect the cups and clean them as needed.

  • Useful for backyard chicken keepers
  • Add multiple drinking points around one reservoir
  • Easy to integrate into DIY poultry watering projects
  • Suitable for chickens and other compatible poultry
Automatic poultry waterer cups used with buckets and PVC pipe systems
04
BUILD IT AROUND YOUR SETUP

Bucket System or Pipe Line — Choose the Layout That Fits Your Coop.

The cups can be incorporated into different low-pressure watering layouts, from a simple backyard bucket to a longer PVC-style distribution line.

Backyard Coops
Water Buckets
PVC Lines
Larger Flocks
Comparison between open poultry trough and automatic drinking cup
05
WHY MOVE AWAY FROM A LARGE OPEN TROUGH?

Protect More of the Water From Whatever Is Happening on the Coop Floor.

Open troughs give dirt, bedding and feet access to the same water the flock drinks.

With a cup-based system, most of the water remains inside the reservoir or pipe and only a smaller drinking amount is exposed at each station.

Open Pan A large surface area stays exposed to bedding, dirt and birds entering the container.
Cup System The main water volume stays inside the connected reservoir or water line.
06
SIMPLE SYSTEM LOGIC

Install. Fill. Let Gravity Do the Rest.

Build the watering setup around a low-pressure supply and position the cups at an appropriate height for your flock.

1
Install the Cups Fit the waterers securely to your bucket, reservoir or compatible pipe connection.
2
Add the Water Source Use a gravity-fed, low-pressure setup rather than high household water pressure.
3
Inspect & Clean Check cups regularly and rinse away dirt or feed residue as part of normal flock care.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

A Small Upgrade That Can Simplify Your Watering Setup.

Designed for poultry keepers who want a practical gravity-fed drinking system without leaving an entire reservoir open inside the coop.

Gravity-Fed Operation Designed to work with low-pressure water supplied from a raised reservoir or compatible line.
Automatic Cup Refill The valve helps replenish water in the cup as the drinking level changes.
Modular Setup Use multiple cups to create several drinking positions around one water source.
PP Construction Lightweight molded plastic construction suited to routine poultry-watering use.
Red & Blue Options Choose the cup color that best matches your coop or existing watering setup.
Pipe Tee Options Configurations are available with compatible 20 mm or 25 mm pipe tees.
Red automatic poultry waterer cup dimensions
COMPACT DRINKING STATION

Small Enough to Add Several Around One Water Source.

The compact cup format makes it practical to create multiple drinking positions rather than forcing an entire flock to crowd around one large container.

SPECIFICATIONS

Product Details

Product Type Gravity-Fed Automatic Poultry Waterer Cup
Suitable For Chickens • Ducks • Geese & Compatible Poultry
Material PP Plastic
Water Supply Gravity-Fed / Low-Pressure System
Approx. Overall Length 85 mm / 3.35 in
Approx. Cup Width 50 mm / 1.97 in
Approx. Cup Depth 35 mm / 1.38 in
Color Options Red / Blue
Available Styles Waterer Only / With 20 mm Pipe Tee / With 25 mm Pipe Tee
Quantity Options Choose the available set size from the product options above
Great For Backyard Coops • DIY Bucket Waterers • Poultry Pipe Systems
Important: This product is intended for gravity-fed or other suitably low-pressure watering systems. Excessive water pressure can cause the valve to leak. If choosing a pipe-tee version, confirm your pipe diameter before ordering.
Blue automatic poultry waterer cup
CHOOSE THE RIGHT SETUP

Start With the Cups — or Choose a Tee Option for Your Pipe System.

Waterer Only Automatic drinking cups for compatible DIY bucket, barrel or pipe installations. Available in red or blue where shown.
Waterer + Pipe Tee Available with selected 20 mm or 25 mm pipe-tee configurations. Confirm the diameter of your existing pipe before ordering.
FAQ

Before You Build Your Watering System

Does the cup need electricity?

No. The system relies on gravity and water pressure from a suitable low-pressure source rather than electricity.

Does it keep refilling automatically?

The drinking cup is designed to allow additional water in as the cup level changes, provided it is correctly installed on a suitable gravity-fed or low-pressure water source.

Can I install several cups on one bucket?

Yes. Multiple cups can be installed around a suitable reservoir to create several drinking positions. Placement and spacing will depend on your container and flock setup.

Can I connect it to a PVC-style pipe system?

Yes, compatible pipe-based systems can be built with the appropriate fittings. Versions with 20 mm or 25 mm pipe tees are available, so check your pipe diameter before selecting an option.

Why is low water pressure important?

The valve is intended for gravity-fed or otherwise low-pressure systems. Excessive pressure can overwhelm the valve and contribute to leaking.

Do the cups still need cleaning?

Yes. Dirt, feed and bedding can still enter the drinking cup. Inspect and rinse the cups regularly as part of normal poultry-water maintenance.

Can ducks use these cups?

They can be incorporated into poultry watering systems for chickens, ducks and geese, but always make sure the drinking setup is appropriate for the species and size of birds you keep.

SPEND LESS TIME REFILLING LITTLE WATER DISHES

Upgrade the Water Source, Not Your Daily Chore List.

Build a simple gravity-fed watering station that gives your flock multiple drinking points while keeping most of the water protected inside the reservoir or pipe system.

CHOOSE YOUR WATERER SET ↑

Select your preferred color, fitting and quantity above before adding to cart.

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