Farm Innovators HP-125 Heated Waterer Base, 2-Pack
- Heated
- 125 W
- Fits
- Double-wall metal founts
- Thermostat
- On below 35°F
Best for Winterizing two metal founts
Best for Winterizing two metal founts
Best for Keeping one drinker ice-free
Best for Metal founts in cold climates
Best for One-piece winter watering
Best for DIY heated bucket waterers
Best for Freeing up floor space in small coops
Best for Medium flocks needing fewer refills
Best for Building a DIY bucket waterer
Best for Pipe-line watering systems
Best for Basic feeding for a small flock
Best for Small flocks with rodent pressure
Best for Freeze-free nipple watering
Best for DIY container waterers
Best for Larger mixed flocks
Best for Small backyard flocks
Best for Infrequent refills
Best for Small flocks
Best for General flock feeding
Best for Small flocks with rodent pressure
Best for Large mixed-age flocks
Best for Large flocks
Best for Medium to large flocks
Best for Multiple DIY waterers
Best for DIY bucket waterers
Best for DIY cup waterers
Best for Peck-resistant DIY waterers
Best for Bantams and small flocks
Best for Small flocks in freezing weather
Best for Simple durable feeding
Best for Larger flocks needing fewer refills
Best for Larger flocks, fewer refills
Best for Mid-size flocks with rodent pressure
Best for PVC watering lines for mixed flocks
Best for Small flocks in mild climates
Best for Small flocks and tight spaces
Best for Mixed flocks with waterfowl
Best for Larger flocks with rodent pressure
Best for Big flocks
Best for Small to medium flocks
Best for Small flocks in freezing weather
Best for Small flocks and young birds
Best for Grit, oyster shell or treats in a run
Best for Pairing with a metal-fount heater base
Best for Eglu and Omlet run owners
Best for Larger flocks, fewer refills
Best for Cold-winter flocks
Best for Expanding an existing treadle feeder
Best for Small to medium flocks
Best for Two coops or larger flocks in winter
Best for Small flocks and young birds
Best for Basic watering for a first flock
Best for Hands-off watering for bigger flocks
Best for Offering grit and oyster shell free-choice
Best for Raising chicks into hens
Best for Small to medium flocks
Best for Hanging waterers for small flocks
Best for Adult hens
Best for Plumbed watering for bigger flocks
Best for Large flocks
Best for Metal founts on a heater base
Best for Chicks, quail and bantams
Best for Replacing a chick feeder or waterer jar
Best for Starting a first small flock
Best for Larger flocks and mixed poultry
Best for Inside or outside the coop
Best for Big flocks on a heater base
Best for DIY bucket waterers
Best for Small flocks year-round
Best for Brooders and tiny flocks
Best for Heating a DIY bucket waterer
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A standard laying hen eats roughly a quarter pound of feed a day by extension estimates, and more in cold weather. Six hens go through about 10 pounds a week, so a 20–25 lb feeder needs a refill every two weeks or so. The feeder type decides how much of that feed ends up on the ground or in a rat.
Best for Small flocks with rodent pressure
Best for Small flocks with rodent pressure
Best for Small backyard flocks
Best for Small flocks and tight spaces
Horizontal nipples and cups, like Lil'Clucker's or RentACoop's, can be fitted to a bucket or PVC pipe for a cheap DIY waterer. Ready-made units such as the Little Giant Hen Hydrator or RentACoop High Rise hang off the floor so bedding stays out. Teach hens by tapping the nipple until a drop shows. Compare both styles in nipple vs cup waterers.
Best for Hanging waterers for small flocks
Best for Small flocks year-round
Best for DIY container waterers
Best for Simple durable feeding
Below freezing, a heated waterer saves you from carrying fresh water twice a day. Premier 1 lists its All-Season waterer as unfrozen to -20°F; Farm Innovators and API make heated plastic drinkers; a heated base, such as the Little Giant 110 W or Harris Farms 125 W, works under a fount the maker lists as compatible. Plug them into outdoor-rated outlets and keep cords away from bedding. More in winter care.
Best for Cold-winter flocks
Best for Small flocks in freezing weather
Best for One-piece winter watering
Best for Metal founts in cold climates
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