Digital Automatic Egg Incubator Size 48 (also available in 48, 56, 64, 98, 120, 128) Overview A fully automatic digital incubator designed for family use, smallscale breeders, and educational purposes. The unit supports a range of egg types including chicken, duck, goose, pigeon, quail, and parrot. A transparent viewing cover and LED display let you monitor and adjust incubation conditions without opening the cabinet. Key features and benefits Automatic control and monitoring: Digital LED display shows temperature, humidity, and egg turning intervals so you can set and observe incubation parameters easily. Stable incubation environment: Built with PVC and ABS plastic for good heat insulation and durability. The design helps maintain consistent temperature and humidity during the full incubation cycle. Automatic egg turning: The incubator turns eggs automatically about every 2 hours to reduce handling and maintain consistent positioning during development. Large capacity options: Available in multiple capacity sizes, including the 48egg model, to suit small to medium hatching needs. Clear viewing: Transparent allows realtime observation of the hatching process without opening the incubator, preserving internal conditions. Simple to use: Userfriendly controls and included incubation instructions make it suitable for family projects and educational demonstrations. Specifications Type: Digital Automatic Incubator Material: PVC and ABS plastic Capacity options: 48, 56, 64, 98, 120, 128 eggs Voltage: Standard 220V. Other voltage options available on request. Compatible egg types: Chicken, duck, quail, parrot, pigeon, goose What is included 1 x Egg Hatcher Incubator Incubation instructions Basic incubation guidance Use fertilized eggs. Eggs 2 to 7 days after laying are recommended. Maintain incubation temperature between 37.5 and 38 C and monitor humidity according to the species being hatched. Automatic turning operates roughly every 2 hours. Mark eggs with a pen to confirm turning if desired. Water bottles or containers for humidity must be provided by the user. Common small bottles are suitable for this purpose. Practical use scenarios Family learning project: Use the incubator at home to teach children about life cycles and natural development in a controlled, observable way. Smallscale poultry hobbyist: Hatch batches of chicken, duck, or quail eggs to replenish stock or try small production runs. Classroom or educational program: Demonstrate incubation and hatching processes for biology lessons and handson learning. This incubator provides automated control, clear observation, and multiple capacity options to support hatching projects for families, hobbyists, and educators.