Chicken Drinker 4L Three Pack

product-main-image
$207.95
Australian Made and Owned

4 payments of $51.99 with Afterpay

$22.95 flat delivery NZ-wide, any size order

Fast, Secure Shipping
  • Your order is shipped quickly, with delivery as fast as 5-8 business days.
  • Fully insured for total value.
  • Choose Regular or Express Post, both tracked
  • 3 complete 4L twin cup drinkers in one order — 6 Lubing cups, 3 mounting kits
  • 12 litres between them — two feeding stations or three so no bird waits, a day or two for twelve to sixteen hens across three stations
  • 6 genuine Lubing cups in total, each with the Dine-A-Chook float upgrade
  • Sealed, shaded reservoir — no open water for dirt, droppings or algae to get into
  • Cups refill themselves as the level drops — nothing for the birds to press
  • Save about 10% compared with buying 3 singles — and delivery is a flat $22.95 NZ-wide, any size order
  • Wall mounted, top filling, lock-on lids. 3 mounting kits included
  • UV-treated ASA, lead-free and BPA-free. Australian made. $22.95 flat delivery NZ-wide, any size order
  • 3 x 4L twin cup drinkers, a day or two for twelve to sixteen hens across three stations
  • 6 Lubing cups, self-refilling
  • Save about 10% vs 3 singles
  • Sealed reservoir keeps the water clean
  • Wall mounted, mounting kit included
  • Australian made, $22.95 flat delivery NZ-wide

See them in real coops

Filmed by Dine-A-Chook customers. Swipe on mobile.

Red feeders and a red drinker going up on the coop wall. Tap for sound
A backyard coop tour, drinkers on the run wall. Tap for sound
The Big Red feeder, hens at the hooded bay. Tap for sound
Unboxing a Dine-A-Chook feeder. Tap for sound

From our customers’ coops

Photos from Reviews.io reviews and Instagram. Tap a photo to enlarge, swipe for more, or see all 173 customer photos without leaving this page.

Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Love these drinkers, as my father was going away for week i needed to know his girls have
★★★★★ Heidi C. Verified buyer
“Love these drinkers, as my father was going away for week i needed to know his girls have water, he was over the moon with it, I will be getting more in near...”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Some more happy hens "For the main chicken house and runs we replaced our useless troughs
@dineachook
“Some more happy hens "For the main chicken house and runs we replaced our useless troughs with six cups attached to the water tank by flexible hoses.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Everyone at @jenifferhutcheon's place ❤️'s their new @dineachook
@dineachook
“Everyone at @jenifferhutcheon's place ❤️'s their new @dineachook Drinker.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: It's been hot, and the girls like this style waterer with the cups, rather than the
@fizzyschickens via @dineachook
“It's been hot, and the girls like this style waterer with the cups, rather than the nipples.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: I wonder what they are saying Hanging out by the water
@1kristiina via @dineachook
“I wonder what they are saying Hanging out by the water cooler”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: A little fluffy butt, with her perfectly sized 2lt @dineachook
@dineachook
“A little fluffy butt, with her perfectly sized 2lt @dineachook drinker”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Everyone knows the office drink station is where it's at if you want to find out about the
@poultrytales via @dineachook
“Everyone knows the office drink station is where it's at if you want to find out about the latest goss”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Who has spent some time today hanging around the water cool chatting with your colleagues?
@dineachook
“Who has spent some time today hanging around the water cool chatting with your colleagues? @pastorCameron”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: "So you are telling me if I push down on the yellow bit the red tub will fill with water?
@dineachook
“"So you are telling me if I push down on the yellow bit the red tub will fill with water? " "Yes. Once it's attached to the drinker. It's called a lubing cup" ‍”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: We are very happy with our new dine-o-chook waterer and
★★★★★ Ros B. Verified buyer
“We are very happy with our new dine-o-chook waterer and feeder.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Dine A Chook drinkers suit chickens of all
@2chookchooks via @dineachook
“Dine A Chook drinkers suit chickens of all ages.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: The babies from @2chookchooks have been using a dineachook drinker since they where about
@2chookchooks via @dineachook
“The babies from @2chookchooks have been using a dineachook drinker since they where about 4 days old.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: 20 Litre Double Outlet Lubing Cup
@jadeandjode via @dineachook
“20 Litre Double Outlet Lubing Cup Drinker.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Check out this nifty little setup by @higheroakfarm over in England Moveable chicken food
@higheroakfarm via @dineachook
“Check out this nifty little setup by @higheroakfarm over in England Moveable chicken food and water on a post!”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Thanks for entering @cookiewookmeister your girls like ok fantastic and drinkers are a
@cookiewookmeister via @dineachook
“Thanks for entering @cookiewookmeister your girls like ok fantastic and drinkers are a must for anyone that loves their chookies (and hates food waste and...”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Winner winner chicken
@backyard_chicken_farm via @dineachook
“Winner winner chicken drinker....”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Our @dineachook drinker arrived today and I am so
@that_strange_one via @dineachook
“Our @dineachook drinker arrived today and I am so excited!”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Both the water & pellet feeder are extremely high quality with very easy installation-
★★★★★ Jon T. Verified buyer
“Both the water & pellet feeder are extremely high quality with very easy installation- chickens know exactly what to do - delivery was speedy Australia made ,...”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: @2chookchook matriarch Cyndi Lumper checking out the new red, twin
@2chookchooks via @dineachook
“@2chookchook matriarch Cyndi Lumper checking out the new red, twin drinker.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: What's better than one @dineachook Drinker on a hot summers Day? Two Dine A Chook
@dineachook
“What's better than one @dineachook Drinker on a hot summers Day? Two Dine A Chook drinkers”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Ziggy approves of her new 20ltr
@dineachook
“Ziggy approves of her new 20ltr drinker.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Another great, this time in NewZealand, thanks for sharing @lizziestock ・・・ Can't wait for
@dineachook
“Another great, this time in NewZealand, thanks for sharing @lizziestock ・・・ Can't wait for the 20 L drinker I ordered to come my feather babies love their...”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: The feeder and cup waterer are great quality, easy to install, and easy for the chooks to
★★★★★ Rachel Q. Verified buyer
“The feeder and cup waterer are great quality, easy to install, and easy for the chooks to use.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Have you entered our Giverway yet for your chance to win a feeder and drinker set for your
@cluckingham_palace_chickens via @dineachook
“Have you entered our Giverway yet for your chance to win a feeder and drinker set for your flock?”

Three drinking stations for a bigger flock

Three complete 4L twin cup drinkers — the drinker most New Zealand coops start with, three times over. Mount them in different corners of the coop and run and every bird has somewhere to drink even when the top hen is guarding one of them. 6 Lubing cups between them, 12 litres of sealed, shaded water, and a mounting kit for each. The pack works out about 10% cheaper than buying 3 singles, and like every order on our New Zealand store, delivery is a flat $22.95.

How long 4 litres lasts

An average hen drinks around 500ml a day, and up to a litre when it is genuinely hot or she is laying hard. So each 4 litre drinker is roughly two days for four hens in mild weather, and the three together a day or two for twelve to sixteen hens across three stations. In a heatwave, halve that and check it morning and evening.

Litres and cups are two different things

The litres decide how often you refill it. The cups decide how many birds can drink at the same moment. Two cups, so two birds drink at once without one standing over the other. Neither number is a flock size. If you want to fill a drinker once and leave it for the week, look at the 20L drum drinkers or a mains pressure drinker that never needs filling.

Why the water stays clean

An open bowl is dirty within the hour: a hen stands in it, scratches litter into it, and the sun grows algae in it. Here the water sits in an opaque, closed container and only ever reaches the bird through the cup. Rinse the cups when you refill and the flock is drinking what came out of your tap. Clean water is the cheapest thing you can do for laying and for keeping parasites and gut problems out of a coop.

How it is built

Body UV-treated ASA industrial thermoplastic — it does not go brittle or crack in the sun the way PVC does, and it keeps light off the water
Water contact Lead-free and BPA-free. No glue, no adhesives, no internal screws to rust
Cups Two genuine Lubing cups, made in Germany, each with the Dine-A-Chook float upgrade
Filling Top-filling in place, with a lock-on lid, lid hook and carry handle
Mounting Built-in moulded hooks on the back, plus a mounting kit of two steel brackets and four screws

The float is the part that does the work. It refills each cup automatically as the level drops, so the birds always find water at the same height instead of having to press anything. They do not need to learn a mechanism; most flocks are drinking from it within the hour.

Where to mount it

On any solid wall: timber, sheet metal or masonry, using the brackets and screws in the box. Set the cups about level with the back of your smallest hen's neck; taller birds dip down. Put it in the shade if you can. Cool water is what the birds want on a hot afternoon, and shade slows algae. For a wire-mesh coop, contact us about the stainless wire mesh mounting kit before you order.

Where to put them

Spread them out. One inside the coop and one in the run, or one at each end of the enclosure, so dominant hens cannot guard both at once. Each drinker mounts on its own brackets and fills in place, so siting them apart costs nothing in convenience. Just want one? The single 4L twin cup drinker is the same unit.

Specifications

Capacity 3 x 4 litres
Drinking cups 6 Lubing cups (two per drinker), each with the Dine-A-Chook float upgrade
Lasts Each drinker about two days for four hens; together a day or two for twelve to sixteen hens across three stations
Height 542 mm
Width 130 mm
Weight, empty About 700 g each with cups fitted
Material UV-treated ASA industrial thermoplastic, lead-free and BPA-free
In the box 3 drinkers, each with two cups and floats, and 3 mounting kits of two steel brackets and four screws

3-year warranty on the drinker components Dine-A-Chook manufactures, and 12 months on the Lubing cups and nipples. Colour loss and fading, and rodent damage, are not covered. Full terms on our warranty page. Delivery is a flat $22.95 NZ-wide, any size order.

Pairs well with

Large Chicken Feeder 4.7L

The matching wall-mounted feeder: feed kept dry, off the ground and away from the sparrows.

View Large Feeder →

20L Drum Drinkers

One big sealed reservoir with up to five cups, for fewer refills again.

View Drum Drinkers →

Spare Lubing cups

Genuine replacement Lubing cups and O-ring packs, sold on their own. Need a float or nipple? Contact us.

Shop spare cups →

Browse all Dine-A-Chook chicken water feeders and drinkers →

Product Specifications

Capacity:
3 x 4 litres
Drinking cups:
6 Lubing cups with float upgrade (2 per drinker)
Lasts:
Each about 2 days for 4 hens
Height:
542mm each
Width:
130mm each
Weight:
About 700g each with cups
Material:
UV-treated ASA, lead-free and BPA-free
Includes:
3 drinkers, 6 cups and floats, 3 mounting kits
Made in:
Australia
Q. How many chickens will the three pack suit?
A. Work from water, not headcount. A hen drinks about 500ml a day, so each 4 litre drinker is roughly two days for four hens, and the three together a day or two for twelve to sixteen hens across three stations in mild weather; about half that in real heat. 6 cups means 6 birds can drink at the same moment. For an even bigger flock, or to fill once a week, step up to a 20L drum drinker.
Q. Is the pack cheaper than buying 3 singles?
A. Yes, by about 10%, and like every order on our New Zealand store, delivery is a flat $22.95. You get 3 complete drinkers, each with two cups, floats and its own mounting kit.
Q. Do the birds have to press the float?
A. No. The upgraded float refills each cup automatically as the level drops, so there is always water sitting at the same height. Nothing to learn and nothing to push. Most flocks are drinking from it within the hour.
Q. How does it keep the water clean?
A. The reservoir is sealed and opaque, so nothing falls in, no bird stands in it and light cannot grow algae. Water only reaches the birds through the cup, which sits up off the ground and is shaped to keep dirt and scratched-up litter out. Rinse the cups when you refill, and wash the body out whenever it has held anything other than water.
Q. Does it leak?
A. No. The float refills the cup as the level drops and holds the water at a constant height, so the cup does not drip. Mount the drinker level with the weight spread across both hooks and the ground under it stays dry. If a cup ever overfills, check for grit or bedding under the float; that is nearly always the cause.
Q. What is it made of, and is it safe?
A. UV-treated ASA industrial thermoplastic, which handles outdoor use better than PVC and will not go brittle or crack in the sun. Everything touching the water is lead-free and BPA-free, with no glue, no adhesive and no internal screws to rust. The cups are genuine Lubing cups, made in Germany.
Q. How does it mount, and at what height?
A. Moulded hooks are built into the back, and two steel brackets and four screws are in the box for timber, sheet metal or masonry. Set the cups about level with the back of your smallest hen's neck. For wire mesh, contact us about the stainless mounting kit before you order.
Q. Will it cope with a New Zealand winter?
A. Yes. A sealed 4 litre body loses heat more slowly than an open bowl, and ASA does not crack in frost. On the coldest mornings check that the cup itself has not iced over, as you would with any outdoor water.
Q. What is the warranty?
A. Three years on the drinker components Dine-A-Chook manufactures, and 12 months on the Lubing cups and nipples. Colour loss and fading, and rodent damage, are not covered. Full terms are on our warranty page.