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Hethya Egg Incubator, Egg Incubator with Automatic Egg Turning and Humidity Monitoring, Incubator for Chicken Eggs, 120 Eggs Incubator with Egg Candler, for Duck Eggs Quail Eggs, Record incubation day
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Hethya Egg Incubator, Egg Incubator with Automatic Features
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Automatic Egg Turning: The incubator automatically turning the eggs once every 90 minutes, which allows the eggs to be heated evenly, increasing hatching rate, There is a countdown timer on the screen to accurately display the next egg turning time
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Humidity Monitoring: Know whether need to add water based on the real-time humidity display. Please add water from the outside of the incubator to increase the humidity. The incubator has small holes, if too much water is added it will overflow
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Accurate Temperature Control: The incubator adopts the most advanced heating elements and insulation materials. It can quickly heat up to the set value in a short period of time. The internal temperature is uniform
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4 Automatic Incubation Modes: There are 4 automatic incubation modes for chickens, ducks, geese, and pigeons. It will automatically adjust the incubation temperature for each stage. (Incubation temperature cannot be adjusted manually in auto mode)
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Abnormal Alarm: The incubator will give an alarm prompt in case of abnormal situation during incubation. Please pay attention to whether the incubator cover is properly closed and whether the humidity is too low. Click the "-" button to turn off the alarm
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Equipped with Egg Candler: Including built-in egg canlder, which can be used to select fertilized eggs and observe embryonic development
About Hethya Egg Incubator, Egg Incubator With Automatic
This 120 egg incubator can hatching various eggs such as chicken eggs, duck eggs. Three days before the chick pecks the shell, it needs to remove the roller and transfer the egg to the hatching net to continue hatching.
