Egg Incubator 24/48/64/130 Eggs Automatic Egg Incubator Intelligent Digital Hatcher Brooder

### Overview

Our automatic egg incubator is a multifunctional device designed for efficiency and convenience, covering the entire process of hatching, chick hatching, and brooding. Available in five capacities – 12, 24, 48, 64, and 130 eggs – it meets various needs from small-scale breeders to larger operations.

Features

1. Dual Power Supply Design:

- Uses 220V household electricity as the primary power source.

- Can switch to a 12V battery (50AH or more) during power outages (battery not included).

2. Upgraded Adjustable Egg Tray:

- Adjustable spacing to fit eggs of different sizes, preventing eggs from being missed or pinched.

3. Color Screen Display:

- Enhanced larger color screen for easy monitoring.

- Fully automatic temperature control for hassle-free incubation.

4. Automatic Water Replenishment:

- Attached water dispenser ensures continuous humidity by adjusting the number of water bottles.

5. Automatic Egg Turning:

- Turns eggs every 2 hours, eliminating the need for manual turning.

- Integrated worm design prevents issues from damaged or slipping gears.

6. Detachable Chassis Design:

- Facilitates easy cleaning after each incubation cycle.

7. Three-in-One Functionality:

- Combines hatching, chick hatching, and brooding functions in one machine.

- Keeps chicks warm until their feathers dry, enhancing survival rates.

8. Built-in Lighting:

- Provides clear visibility of the hatching status.

- Allows timely removal of dead or bad eggs.

Specifications

- Type: Automatic Egg Incubator

- Power Supply: Dual power supply (220V/12V)

- Temperature Range: 0-40℃

- Applicable For: Chicken, goose, quail, dog, duck, pigeon, peacock, turkey, etc.

- Capacities Available: 12 eggs/24 eggs/48 eggs/64 eggs/130 eggs

Usage Instructions

Hatching

- Ensure eggs are fresh, within a week of being laid.

- For shipped eggs, let them sit with the large end up for over 6 hours before incubation.

Chick Hatching

- During the last three days of incubation, transfer eggs to the hatching tray and disconnect the motor.

- Increase humidity by adding a water bottle and spraying warm water daily.

Brooding

- After hatching, keep chicks in the incubator until their feathers dry.