Fuga Automatic Drinker (bell Drinker)

Automatic bell drinker also Plasson drinker.It is used together with poultry feeders for chicken feeding and drinking.
it is highly effective and more economical, especially for broilers, broiler need more waters than pullet and layers, All bell drinkers will connect by water pipe and in the end is water tank to stock and supply water of the whole bell drinker line, compare with floor drinkers, no need to add water one by one, save labor working time mostly,much lower cost than chicken cage and equipment.

An automatic bell drinker, also known as a Plasson drinker, is a highly efficient and economical solution for providing water to poultry. Here's a detailed overview:

Features

Design: The bell drinker is designed to hang from the roof and operates on gravity. It consists of a bell-shaped water reservoir that automatically refills as the water level drops.

Material: Made from high-impact, non-toxic plastic that is durable and resistant to corrosion and UV rays.

Capacity: Each bell drinker can serve approximately 80-100 birds.

Dimensions: Typically around 36.5 cm in width, 33 cm in height, and 4.7 cm in depth.

Benefits

Efficiency: Provides a continuous supply of clean water to poultry, reducing the need for manual refilling and saving labor time.

Hygiene: The design helps maintain water cleanliness, reducing the risk of contamination and disease.

Durability: Constructed from rugged materials that withstand the active environment of a poultry house.

Cost-Effective: More economical than traditional ground drinkers and requires less maintenance.

Application Recommendations

Installation: Hang the bell drinker at a height where the lip of the drinker is slightly higher than the birds' backs to ensure easy access and prevent spillage.

Water Supply: Connect the drinker to a water pipe and a water tank to ensure a consistent supply of water.

Maintenance: Regularly check the water flow and clean the drinker to prevent blockages and ensure optimal performance.

Usage Tips

Adjust Height: As the birds grow, adjust the height of the drinker to maintain the correct drinking position.

Monitor Water Pressure: Ensure the water pressure is not too high to prevent overflow and wet litter.

Check for Wet Litter: If wet litter develops around the drinker, check the water pressure, water level in the bell trough, and the height of the drinker.