Lapp 2 Hole Energy Free Waterer + Ships Free!
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2 HOLE LAPP ENERGY-FREE DRINKER
Supply for approx. 60 Dairy Cattle, 150 Beef Cattle, 50 Horses, or 400 Sheep
- The Lapp 4014 is a 2 hole energy-free drinker.
- It uses ground heat to keep the water supply from freezing and to keep drinking water cool in summer.
- It is designed for cattle, horses and sheep.
- It waterers 60 dairy cows, 150 beef cattle, 50 horses, or 400 sheep.
- Made in New Holland, PA by Amish craftsmen using strong and durable materials and parts.
- Well designed for long life and easy worry free operation.
- It is one of the best designed water systems on the market, and features an adjustable float mechanism.
- Uses thermal caps and works better than ball fountains, much easier for animals to use.
- Comes with easy to follow instructions and parts warranty.
- Attractive dark green color.
- Free FEDEX shipping in USA to the lower 48 states.
- *Extra shipping charges required for Alaska and Hawaii
Proven dependability since 1984!
The Energy Free Livestock Drinker is without a doubt the most rugged and dependable livestock drinker on the market. First Introduced in 1984, there are hundreds of drinkers 25+ years old in use today.
The drinking baffle and insulated thermacap design of this product ensures that it remains cold-free even in temperatures as low as -20°F below zero. Made of strong polyethylene, it is rust-resistant and suitable for small calves, sheep, and other large animals. The combination of the drinking baffle and underground air temperature of 45°F - 48°F prevents freezing with minimal animal usage. The rounded corners enhance animal safety and durability. It features a non-corrosive 3/4" Non-Siphoning plastic water valve and a 3/4" PVC shut off valve for gravity flow or pressurized systems. The high-density urethane foam insulation allows it to function effectively in extreme cold weather without wasting water. Proper installation, including an adequate heat well under the mounting base, is crucial for optimal performance, especially in outdoor settings. Consider installing an electric line along with the water line for additional support if needed.
