Fully Automatic Egg Incubator With Tray Capacity Of 210 Eggs, 120W

Features

• Temperature Control: Egg incubators have a thermostat that controls the temperature inside. The temperature must be kept at a specified level, depending on the type of eggs being incubated.
  
• Humidity Control: Proper humidity conditions are essential for a successful egg incubation. The egg incubator contains a water reservoir or tray that allows you to effortlessly alter the humidity level.
  
• Ventilation: Adequate ventilation is required to provide a steady supply of fresh air to developing embryos. Vents and fans are integrated into egg incubators to assist with air circulation.
  
• Automatic Egg Turner: Modern egg incubators come equipped with an automatic egg turner, which rotates the eggs at regular intervals to prevent the embryos from sticking to the shell membrane.
• Durability and Insulation: Egg incubators should be well-insulated to maintain stable internal conditions and constructed from durable materials that can withstand prolonged use.

Specification

• Product Type : Egg Incubator
• Brand : Generic (Imported)
• Voltage : 220V
• Wattage : 120W
• Rolling Tray Capacity : 210 Eggs
• Body Material : Aluminium
• Time required For Chicken Hatching :  21 days (Approx.)
• Time required For Duck Hatching  : 28 days (Approx.)
• Time required For Quail Hatching : 17 days (Approx.)
• Operating Temperature : 37.9 Degree Celsius (Approx.)
• Hatching Ratio: 80-90%
• Dimensions (L x W x H) : (70 x 50 x 55) cm
• Weight : 25 Kg (Approx.)

Applications

• Poultry Farming: Egg incubators are widely used in poultry farming to hatch chicken, duck, quail, and other bird eggs. By providing optimal temperature, humidity, and ventilation, egg incubators ensure a high hatch rate and healthy chicks.
  
• Conservation: Egg incubators play a crucial role in conservation efforts for endangered species. By artificially incubating eggs from endangered birds or reptiles, conservationists can increase the chances of successful hatching and release offspring back into the wild.
  
• Research Laboratories: In research laboratories, egg incubators are used to study embryonic development, genetics, and environmental factors on egg hatching success. Researchers can manipulate variables such as temperature and humidity to understand their effects on embryo development.
  
• Education: Egg incubators are valuable tools in educational settings for teaching students about embryology and the life cycle of birds. Students can observe the entire hatching process from fertilization to chick emergence, providing a hands-on learning experience.
  
• Aviculture: Aviculturists use egg incubators to hatch eggs from exotic bird species that may require specific environmental conditions for successful hatching. This allows aviculturists to breed rare or valuable bird species in captivity.
  

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