This utility model discloses an automatic
water supply device for
pig farms, relating to the technical field of automatic
water supply devices for
pig farms. It includes a drinking support, a
water level controller, an inlet
pipe, a drain
pipe, a drinking basin, a filter basin, two docking shells, and two movable handles. The drain
pipe is located at the bottom of the
water level controller, and the inlet pipe is fixedly connected to the front of the
water level controller. This utility model, by incorporating a docking device, solves the problem that automatic
water supply devices, including components such as a water level controller, inlet pipe, drain pipe, and drinking basin, typically have pig feed and water in the same area. When pigs finish eating and drink, food residue falls into the drinking basin, which can accumulate over time and cause
water quality deterioration, affecting the pigs' health. Drinking basins usually require long-term use and regular cleaning; however, frequent cleaning wastes
water resources. Existing automatic water supply devices lack a component for easily removing food residue from the drinking basin.