30 Egg Automatic Home Incubator with Dual Display Auto Temperature Control (Red Transparent)

This automatic smart incubator is designed to hold up to 30 eggs at once, making it ideal for hatching chicken, duck, quail, and various other poultry and bird eggs. Crafted with high-quality, durable new materials and featuring an integrated design, it combines multiple intelligent functions such as auto egg turning and auto temperature control, making it suitable for household, latory, or teaching use.

Features:
- High ty: Can hold 30 eggs, meeting the needs of small-scale hatching.
- Built-in Low-Noise Fan: Circulates air to ensure even distribution of internal temperature, creating a stable hatching environment.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for hatching chicken, duck, pigeon, quail, and other poultry and bird eggs; perfect for home, latory, or educational settings.
- Transparent Upper Lid: Allows convenient observation of hatching conditions without opening the lid frequently.
- Bionic Automatic Egg Turner: Simulates the natural hen hatching mode, automatically turning eggs to promote uniform development of embryos.
- Automatic Temperature and Humidity Control: Displays t temperature and humidity, with sensitive sensors for timely adjustment to improve hatching rate.
- Adjustable Temperature and Humidity: Temperature range is 20-39.5℃, easy to operate via buttons; humidity can be adjusted by adding water through the external water filling hole.
- Heat Preservation and Protection: Comes with poly foam, which protects the incubator during transportation and provides extra heat preservation during hatching.

Specifications:
- Plug: AU Plug (style sent randomly: two pins or three pins)
- Voltage: 220V
- Color: Red + Transparent
- Material: ABS
- ty: 30 Eggs
- Power: 45W
- Item Size: 40*9cm/15.7*3.5in (Dia. * H)
- Package Size: 46.5*45*14.5cm/18.3*17.7*5.7in
- Package Weight: 2312g/5.1lbs

Package List:
1* Egg Hatcher
1* Power Cord
1* Water Kettle
1* User Manual (English)

Note:
1. Only fertilized eggs can be used for hatching.
2. Monitor the humidity reading regularly and fill the water channel when necessary (usually every 1-2 days).
3. Avoid opening the lid frequently when chicks start to hatch; water can be added through the kettle.