Large Capacity Float Cattle Drinking Bowl

The Large Capacity Float Cattle Drinking Bowl is an automatic livestock watering unit developed for dairy cattle, beef cattle and other compatible large livestock requiring a generous drinking surface and rapid water replenishment.

A protected float valve automatically maintains the preset water level. As animals drink and the water level falls, the float mechanism opens the inlet valve to refill the bowl. Once the operating level is restored, the valve closes automatically.

The large drinking area allows cattle to drink naturally from an open water surface, while high-flow configurations help provide fast recovery during periods of intensive water consumption. The design is suitable for commercial cattle barns, group pens, holding areas and livestock construction projects.

• Large Drinking Capacity: Provides a generous water reserve and open drinking surface for groups of cattle.
• Automatic Float Valve: Maintains a consistent water level without manual refilling.
• High-Flow Replenishment: Suitable valve configurations support rapid recovery after heavy drinking periods.
• High and Low Pressure Options: Valve systems can be selected according to farm water pressure.
• Reduced Water Waste: Inward-formed edges or splash-control geometry can help reduce unnecessary spillage.
• Protected Valve Compartment: Keeps critical water-control components separated from direct animal contact.
• Easy Valve Access: Service cover allows convenient inspection, adjustment and replacement of valve components.
• Quick Drainage: Drain outlets simplify emptying, flushing and routine sanitation.
• Heavy-Duty Construction: Designed for demanding livestock housing and commercial farm operation.
• Flexible Installation: Wall, pipe, structural-post or prepared-base mounting can be supplied according to configuration.

• Large-capacity drinking bowl / reservoir
• Impact-resistant livestock-grade body
• Automatic float valve
• Float and operating arm
• Valve nozzle and sealing components
• Protected valve compartment
• Removable or hinged valve access cover
• Water inlet connection
• Inner splash-control rim
• Drain plugs or large drain outlet
• Wall / pipe / structural mounting points
• Optional protective guard

The float valve automatically regulates the water supply according to the level inside the drinking bowl. The float is connected to the valve through a mechanical lever system.

When cattle consume water, the float moves downward with the falling water level. This movement opens the valve and allows fresh water to enter the bowl. As the bowl refills, the float rises and gradually closes the valve when the preset operating level is reached.

This constant-level principle provides cattle with immediate access to an open water surface while reducing manual watering work. High-flow valve configurations are particularly useful for dairy and beef cattle groups with high peak drinking demand.

• Commercial dairy cattle barns
• Beef cattle group pens
• High-production dairy facilities
• Cow-calf operations
• Replacement heifer facilities
• Breeding cattle units
• Holding and waiting areas
• Outdoor cattle yards
• Pasture watering installations
• Steel structure cattle barns
• Livestock farm renovation projects
• Centralized automatic watering systems

The large-capacity design is particularly suitable for livestock areas where several animals may drink within a short period. A generous open water surface and rapid valve recovery help support natural cattle drinking behavior.

For complete livestock construction projects, the drinker can be coordinated with water distribution pipelines, cattle partitions, structural columns, feeding alleys and drainage systems.

• Drinking bowl capacity
• Overall dimensions
• Single or multiple drinking openings
• High-pressure float valve
• Low-pressure float valve
• Valve flow capacity
• Water inlet size
• Top, bottom or rear connection
• Water level setting
• Drain outlet configuration
• Wall mounting hardware
• Pipe mounting brackets
• Structural post mounting kit
• Hot-dip galvanized protective guard
• Cold-climate configuration
• OEM packaging and labeling available upon request

Capacity, valve specification, water connection and mounting system can be configured according to livestock numbers, pipeline pressure, barn layout and project requirements.

Determine Drinking Location: Position the unit where cattle have convenient access and sufficient space to approach the drinking surface.

Set Installation Height: Select the mounting height according to cattle size, housing layout and farm management requirements.

Secure the Structure: Fasten the drinking bowl firmly to a suitable wall, pipe frame or structural post using compatible hardware.

Connect the Water Supply: Connect the inlet to the livestock water pipeline and install an accessible isolation valve.

Flush the Pipeline: Remove sand, rust, metal particles and other installation debris before commissioning the float valve.

Set the Water Level: Adjust the float position so the drinking surface remains adequately filled without unnecessary overflow.

Check Refill Performance: Confirm that the inlet flow is sufficient for the expected number of animals and available pipeline pressure.

Routine Cleaning: Use the drain outlets to empty and flush sediment, feed residue and contamination from the bowl.

Valve Maintenance: Inspect the float, lever, valve seal and inlet components regularly for wear, blockage or leakage.

Large-capacity float drinking bowls are suitable for dairy and beef cattle projects requiring a shared watering point with automatic water-level control and rapid replenishment.

In group housing, the unit can be mounted along a reinforced wall or livestock partition where several cattle can access the water source. Protective guards can be added around valve and pipeline components in high-contact areas.

For large livestock projects, drinking capacity, valve flow, pipeline diameter and unit quantity should be selected according to herd size, peak water demand and available supply pressure.

Q1: How does the float valve control the water level?
When cattle drink, the float moves downward and opens the inlet valve. As the water level recovers, the float rises and closes the valve automatically.

Q2: Why choose a large-capacity drinking bowl?
A larger water reserve and drinking surface are useful where several cattle share the same watering point or where peak drinking demand is high.

Q3: Is the bowl suitable for dairy cows?
Yes. Large open-surface drinkers are well suited to adult dairy cattle when sufficient flow and drinking access are provided.

Q4: Can the unit work with both high and low water pressure?
Yes. Different float-valve configurations can be selected according to the farm water pressure.

Q5: What is the reference capacity?
The comparable Kerbl S60 model has a nominal capacity of 58 L. SHEWUYOU configurations can be selected according to project requirements.

Q6: How fast can the bowl refill?
A comparable professional S60 configuration reaches up to 54 L/min at 5 bar. Actual flow depends on valve type, supply pressure and pipeline design.

Q7: Is the water level adjustable?
Yes. Float-controlled systems can be configured to maintain an appropriate operating water level.

Q8: Is the bowl easy to clean?
Yes. Drain plugs or large drainage outlets allow the reservoir to be emptied and flushed efficiently.

Q9: Can the drinking bowl be mounted on pipes?
Yes. Wall, pipe and structural-support mounting options are available according to the selected configuration.

Q10: Can the product be customized for a cattle farm project?
Yes. Capacity, valve flow, connection position, mounting hardware and protective accessories can be supplied according to project requirements.