Water Pressure Regulator for Poultry Drinking Water Systems What it is A pressure regulating valve with an integrated filter designed for poultry farming systems. Supplied as 1 piece. Product name: Water Pressure Regulator Function: Automatic pressure regulating valve with a builtin filter component Package quantity: 1 piece Key benefits Consistent water pressure: Automatically stabilizes pressure in poultry water lines, protecting drinkers, nipples, cups, and piping from pressure spikes. Reduced water waste and better efficiency: Prevents overpressurized lines that cause leaks or spurting water, helping conserve water. Equipment protection and longevity: Smoother pressure reduces wear on fittings and drinker devices, lowering maintenance needs. Easy installation: Designed for straightforward integration into chicken house drinking water equipment and similar poultry systems. Compatibility and applicability Applicable to a range of poultry: geese, chickens, ducks, pigeons, quail, and other poultry. Suitable for chicken house drinking water equipment installation and other poultry drinking line setups. 1 piece per package Specifications and attributes (as provided) Product Name: Water Pressure Regulator Function: Automatic pressure regulating valve With: Integrated filter component (as part of the unit) Material and size: Not specified Operating environment: Poultry drinking water lines and related equipment Practical use scenarios poultry house installation: Install on the main water line feeding nipple drinkers or cups to ensure stable pressure across all drinkers. Farm with fluctuating mains pressure: or augment existing lines with the regulator to prevent bursts and uneven water distribution. Large or multizone coops: Place regulators at key points to maintain consistent pressure for evenly performing drinkers across distant cages or runs. Maintenance and care Regularly inspect for cracks or leaks; if damaged. Keep the regulator and surrounding fittings clean to prevent blockage and ensure smooth operation. Verify that the unit remains properly connected to maintain the intended pressure regulation.