Drinking bowl for cattle and horses, plastic K50, 2.2 l, various colors, Kerbl

The K50 drinking bowl is a bowl-type drinker designed for providing water to cattle and horses in barns or stables. It works well as a fixed watering point when mounted on a wall or pipe. Its plastic construction and 2.2 l capacity make it a practical choice for everyday use in livestock farming.

Main information

• Product type: bowl drinker
• Intended use: watering cattle and horses
• Capacity: 2.2 l
• Material: plastic
• Color: various colors
• Dimensions: 21 x 30.2 x 17 cm
• Water connection: G 1/2" / G 3/4"
• Mounting: on wall or pipe
• Flow adjustment: 3-step

Application

The drinker is intended for installation in places where animals have constant access to water, such as barns, stables, or other livestock stations. It can be used at single locations or as part of larger watering systems, where convenient and repeatable water refills are important. Thanks to the option of wall or pipe mounting, it is easy to fit into the room layout. This is a solution for farms needing a durable drinker for everyday service of cattle and horses.

Operating principle

The drinker is connected to the water system using a G 1/2" or G 3/4" fitting and can be installed on a wall or pipe. Water enters the bowl, and the flow can be adjusted in 3 steps, making it easier to adapt the operation of the drinker to usage conditions. The flow can be set to match the animals’ needs: calves 7.5 l/min, heifers 9.5 l/min, adult animals 11 l/min. Water is delivered by a bowl mechanism, allowing the animal to access water without manual refilling. According to the design, a tongue shut-off mechanism can also be used as an optional accessory.

In practice

In daily operation, the most important feature is its compact 2.2 l capacity, which reduces the need for frequent manual refilling. When mounted on a wall or pipe, it easily becomes part of an existing watering point, and the two connector sizes help fit it to the available system. Adjustable flow makes it easier to adapt the drinker to building conditions and usage intensity. In everyday farm work, this helps maintain constant water access for animals.