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SPECIFICATIONS

PART 1 - GENERAL

A.

DESCRIPTION:
1.

The MiraFount is the finest operating, lowest cost, energy-free livestock waterer on the market
today. The sealed atmosphere helps prevent the formation of scum and algae. It also prevents
tongue injuries from contact with frigid steel. 

2.

The earth temperature of the water will keep your MiraFount flowing in cold weather and also
keeps the water cool in hot weather. Thermal engineering and special design of the lid closures
make it work in all types of weather. Note that the earth tube should be insulated tube at least
12" in diameter and below frost. #834 Miraco heat tube is recommended.

3.

All edges are curved and sloped to prevent injury to people and animals. No energy is required,
eliminating the danger of electrocution and fire hazards.

4.

In northern climates during cold weather a minimum of 20 head of livestock is needed to keep
Mirafounts working properly.

B.

WEIGHTS & DIMENSIONS:

C.

MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR INSTALLATION:

1.

Concrete 

2.

P.V.C. Glue

3.

#834 insulated tube

4.

Thread sealer or teflon tape

PART II - MATERIALS, PRODUCTS

A.

MATERIALS:
1.

High impact Rockite™ polyethylene.

B.

INSULATION:
1.

The base, cover and lid closures are filled with a 3" thickness of Urethane foam.

C.

VALVE:
1.

Miraco valve with stainless steel rods and poly float.

NOTE: FOR GRADE A DAIRY USE ONLY.

Remove the rubber plug from the under side of the lid and insert the 3/4" PVC pipe provided. This will make your
tank a non-syphon water supply for dairy. The PVC pipe is approximately 18" long and hangs down into the water
from the top.

Model #

Capacity

Gallons

Description

Dimensions

Weight

3354-S

250 hd. beef

70

4-9

1

/

2

" openings

32

1

/

2

" x 57

1

/

2

" x 19"

150#

90 hd. dairy

265 liters

146 x 82 x 48 CM

69 KG

Note:

Capacities vary, pasture use where cattle come to water all at once will lower the number cattle this

unit will water.

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