The Terrui 120 Liter Series is a professional-grade livestock auto waterer specifically engineered for the high-traffic demands of modern dairy farms. Constructed from high-density polyethylene using advanced rotational molding, this livestock auto waterer provides a constant and reliable water source for cattle. Designed to withstand physical impact and harsh weather, it ensures that your herd remains hydrated with clean water, significantly contributing to milk production and overall animal welfare.

Terrui is a leading name in livestock infrastructure, combining decades of agricultural experience with modern industrial engineering. We understand that a reliable livestock auto waterer is the backbone of farm productivity. Our products are engineered using 100 percent recyclable food-grade PE, ensuring both durability and environmental responsibility. Choosing Terrui means investing in a hydration system that balances technical precision with the ruggedness required for daily large-scale farm operations.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | High-Density Polyethylene (PE) |
| Capacity | 120 Liters |
| Drainage System | Large Diameter Quick-Drain Plug |
| Environmental Protection | 100 percent UV-Stabilized and Corrosion-Proof |
| Refill System | Automatic High-Flow Float Valve |
| Structural Design | Impact-Resistant Double-Wall Construction |
Q: Can this livestock auto waterer be used for both dairy and beef cattle?
A: Yes, the 120-liter capacity and heavy-duty design make it ideal for various types of large livestock in both indoor barn and outdoor pasture settings.
Q: How do I clean the trough effectively to maintain hygiene?
A: Simply remove the quick-drain plug to empty the water, then use a brush to clean the smooth internal surfaces of the livestock auto waterer before refilling it with fresh water.
Q: Is the material safe for long-term water storage?
A: Absolutely. The livestock auto waterer is made from 100 percent food-grade polyethylene, which is non-toxic and ensures that no harmful chemicals leach into the animal's drinking water.