Omni 2 Heated Ritchie Waterer, 28"X14-1/2"X25"

Omni 2 Heated Ritchie Waterer

The Ritchie Omni 2 Heated Waterer (16619) is a cold-weather-ready livestock fountain built to keep water flowing when everything else is freezing solid. Designed for reliability and animal safety, it combines a stainless steel trough, fully insulated poly body, and thermostatically controlled heating system to deliver consistent, frost-free water for up to 40 head of cattle or horses. With fast refill performance, easy maintenance access, and energy-efficient insulation, this unit keeps chores simple—and your animals hydrated—no matter how hard winter tries to argue otherwise.

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Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: 16619 (Omni 2)
• Product Type: Heated livestock waterer / fountain
• Capacity: Up to 40 horses or beef cattle (20 dairy)
• Trough Material: Stainless steel for durability and hygiene
• Body Construction: Fully insulated poly casing with smooth, rounded edges for animal safety
• Heating System: Thermostatically controlled heating elements mounted under trough
• Heat Output: 298W (2.5A @ 120V)
• Freeze Protection: Integrated cable heater protects valve and supply line
• Insulation: Polyurethane foam (R-factor 7 per inch) for energy efficiency
• Water Capacity: 2.2 gallons
• Refill System: Fast refill valve for consistent fresh water supply
• Access: Large access panel for easy maintenance and servicing
• Installation: Ready to install to water and electrical lines
• Recommended Anchoring: (4) 5" x 3/8" stainless steel anchor bolts
• Dimensions: 28.3" L x 14.5" W x 25" H
• Drinking Height: 18 in.
• Shipping Weight: 45 lbs.
• Warranty: 10-year manufacturer warranty

Ideal For

• Farms needing reliable, frost-free watering in harsh winter conditions
• Providing consistent water access for horses, beef cattle, or small dairy groups
• Operations that value low maintenance and easy service access
• Installations where energy efficiency and insulation help reduce operating costs
• Anyone tired of breaking ice at sunrise—and again at sunset