A pet water dispenser may include a water tank to store water and an inner assembly detachably coupled to the water tank and provided inside the water tank. The inner assembly may include a pump. A bottom plate of the water tank may be formed with a protrusion projecting upward, while the inner assembly may include a support cylinder having a cavity or recess that is inserted onto the protrusion. The support cylinder may include an upper surface and a sidewall to define the cavity or recess. The inner assembly may further include a filter coupled to the support cylinder.

The water-dispensing system with a dog bowl comprises a water generation system, a condensate pump, a condensate filter, a power circuit, a water storage reservoir, a housing, a release valve, and a watering device. The watering device further comprises a water pan and a housing pedestal. The housing contains the water generation system, the condensate pump, the condensate filter, the power circuit, the water storage reservoir, and the release valve. The water generation system, the condensate pump, the condensate filter, and the release valve are fluidically connected. The housing mounts on the watering device. The water generation system and the condensate pump electrically connect to the power circuit. The water generation system and the condensate pump receive electric energy from the power circuit.

A pet water dispenser may include a water tank including a bottom plate and at least one wall extending from the bottom plate, at least one electronic device provided in a water tank electronic component or chamber under the bottom plate, and a power supply device or assembly to supply electric power to the water tank electronic component. The power supply assembly may include a docking station provided under the bottom plate and to which external power is applied, an auxiliary battery provided in the inner assembly, a wireless power transfer device, and a reverse wireless power transfer device. The wireless power transfer device and the reverse wireless power transfer device may be connected to the auxiliary battery and the docking station.

A livestock water fountain comprises a first water chamber, a water inlet near the bottom of the first water chamber, and a thermostat in the first water chamber position above the inlet adjacent a preset low-water level in the chamber so as to measure the temperature of the water near the surface of the water. The fountain maybe divided into dual chambers with a wall having a lower passageway for fluid communication which can be plugged to limit water to one of the chambers when water consumption decreases in cold weather.

A livestock water fountain comprises a first water chamber, a water inlet near the bottom of the first water chamber, and a thermostat in the first water chamber position above the inlet adjacent a preset low-water level in the chamber so as to measure the temperature of the water near the surface of the water. The fountain maybe divided into dual chambers with a wall having a lower passageway for fluid communication which can be plugged to limit water to one of the chambers when water consumption decreases in cold weather.

The invention is an apparatus for providing fresh and sanitary drinking water or other delivery fluids to insects. Embodiments of the invention provide this fluid on an automated and continual basis during the breeding and growing of insects. Embodiments of the invention provide a continuous supply of fresh water to insects during the entirety of the growing cycle. The current system allows for an automated supply of water to be fed into the system on a continual basis. The current system also provides for the continuous cleaning and sanitation of the system to insure continued sanitary operation and suitability of the fluid.

A pet water dispenser may include a water guide and filter surrounding a pump such that water is well-circulated throughout the pet water dispenser. The pet water dispenser may include a water tank, a water supply pipe to which water discharged from the pump is transferred, and a water supply plate having an upper surface over which water flows. The water guide may catch water falling from the upper surface to discharge the water back to the water tank.

A cable clip device, including outer cylindrical column, first inner cylindrical column relatively fixed to outer cylindrical column, second inner cylindrical column provided with a sliding groove, spring and cover; the second inner cylindrical column vertically and telescopically slides with respect to the first inner cylindrical column; the first and second inner cylindrical columns are connected with a pull rod; a hook portion on a top of the pull rod can slide in the sliding groove which has first and second positioning points and includes unidirectional first and second tracks connecting the first and the second positioning points; a middle of the cover is provided with a cable clip for clamping cable; a plug connector can pass through the first and second inner cylindrical columns; an outer periphery of the cover is provided with a sealing ring; the cover is detachably arranged above the second inner cylindrical column.

A pet water dispenser may include a water tank having an upper opening, a pump, a water supply pipe connected to the pump to transfer water, and a water supply hole formed in a water supply plate communicating with the water supply pipe. A removable inner assembly may include the pump, the water supply pipe, and the water supply plate, and may further include a wireless power receiver to receive power from a wireless power transmitter, which may include a plurality of partially overlapping coils.

A pet water dispenser may include a water tank having a space to store water and an upper opening, a pump installed in the space, a water supply pipe to transfer water discharged from the pump, and a water supply plate to which water is supplied from the water supply pipe. The water tank may include a wall defining the space and a water tank base supporting the wall from below. An upper end of the wall may be smaller than a lower end of the wall, as the wall may be inclined inward from the lower end to the upper end.