NAMSAN Automatic Pet Waterer Auto Fill Dog Water Dispenser 2 Liter Livestock Water Bowl Feeder Cat Auto Water Troughs with Adapter for 3/4" Male Water Pipe
$49.50
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NAMSAN Automatic Pet Waterer Auto Fill Dog Water Dispenser 2 Liter Livestock Water Bowl Feeder Cat Auto Water Troughs with Adapter for 3/4" Male Water Pipe
$49.50
About This
- Namsan pet waterer of quality BPA-free plastic material for pet drinking water safety. Floatation device would control the water level and auto-fill water to 2 Liter(0.53 gallons)(no pipe). Ideal for Dogs, Cats, Chicken, Ducks, Sheep, Livestock water drinking.
- This dog water dish inlet joint is a 1/2" NPT male adapter, need to get a 1/2" female to female adapter hose for attaching. To adapt to the water pipe of different customers, we also provide 3/4" male adapter fitting and 3/4" female adapter, you can select free by yourself.
- Before connecting the adapter, use the wrap Teflon tape around the threads of the bowl inlet and adapter to prevent leaking. Contact seller in time if any issue with leak or connect.
- After installation is completed, do not open the faucet to the maximum when filling water to prevent excessive water pressure from damaging the float device, then test for leakage until it works great.
- Mounting hole on the bottom, need to fix it by a snag or screw on the ground to prevent the pet from overturning it when drinking water.
Overview
- Color : Metal Female Adapter
- Material : Plastic
- Brand : NAMSAN
- Capacity : 2 Liters
- Manufacturer : Namsan
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