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Assuming (and we all know what gets us!) you're going to fill a container with rain water and transfer from that into a drinking bowl of some sort, then the simplest answer is a float valve as mentioned before. You can get one that connects to a garden hose at a farm supply store and it will work reliably and refill the bowl when it gets low, no electronics involved.

Example valve here

Assuming (and we all know what gets us!) you're going to fill a container with rain water and transfer from that into a drinking bowl of some sort, then the simplest answer is a float valve as mentioned before. You can get one that connects to a garden hose at a farm supply store and it will work reliably and refill the bowl when it gets low, no electronics involved.

Assuming (and we all know what gets us!) you're going to fill a container with rain water and transfer from that into a drinking bowl of some sort, then the simplest answer is a float valve as mentioned before. You can get one that connects to a garden hose at a farm supply store and it will work reliably and refill the bowl when it gets low, no electronics involved.

Example valve here

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Assuming (and we all know what gets us!) you're going to fill a container with rain water and transfer from that into a drinking bowl of some sort, then the simplest answer is a float valve as mentioned before. You can get one that connects to a garden hose at a farm supply store and it will work reliably and refill the bowl when it gets low, no electronics involved.