Incubator for Hatching 48 Egg Turning and Humidity Control, Egg Incubator with Temperature, Incubators for Chicken, Ducks, Goose, Quail, and Pigeon (Gray)

Incubator for Hatching 48 Egg Turning and Humidity Control, Egg Incubator with Temperature, Incubators for Chicken, Ducks, Goose, Quail, and Pigeon (Gray)
Large Capacity: The advanced incubator can accommodate 48 eggs, compatible with chicken, duck, goose, quail, pigeon eggs. Suitable for homes, farms, classrooms, and labs. Adjustable egg frame and capacious brooding area make it is perfect for hatching various egg types
User-Friendly Operation: The egg incubators feature LCD display screens that enable easily monitoring and adjustment of temperature, humidity, incubation days, and turning countdown. The incubator's detachable design makes cleaning easy, just take out egg frame, the grid and card strips to wash, and wipe the machine cover and circuit components clean
Leading Control Technology: Innovative 2-in-1 humidity control system and adjustable air vent provide more flexible and precise humidity management, providing the best incubation environment for the eggs. Smart alarm system promptly alerts to any temperature or humidity anomalies, ensuring safe incubation
Automatic Egg Turning: Our incubators for hatching eggs are equipped with an automatic egg turner design. You can set the egg turning countdown time within the range of 60-210 minutes. Remember to remove the egg frame and card strips in the last 3 days. allowing chicks to adjust themselves for ideal hatching
Multi-functional incubator: The built-in LED candler observes the development of fertilized eggs. The external transparent ABS cover adopt a 360 u00b0 visual design, allowing you to observe embryo development at any time. Perfect for both beginners, allows you to observe the egg development and hatching process more clearly
Optimal Incubation Environment Tips: Maintain a stable room temperature between 74u201380u00b0F (23u201327u00b0C) for best hatch results. Avoid dropping below 72u00b0F (21u00b0C) at night. Keep the incubator away from windows to prevent direct sunlight or drafts, and avoid placing it on the floor to ensure proper ventilation and prevent carbon dioxide buildup that can harm embryo development