Egg Incubator — 16 Eggs (also available in a 36egg model) Description This compact, userfriendly incubator is designed to hatch poultry eggs at home while maintaining stable, controllable conditions for developing embryos. Automatic controls and practical features reduce handson work and help create consistent results for hobbyists, smallscale breeders, and educational projects. Key benefits Reliable automatic operation: Builtin control system provides automatic egg turning, temperature regulation, and lighting to simulate natural incubation with minimal intervention. Improved monitoring: Cold light egg technology lets you observe embryo development without disturbing the internal environment, supporting timely checks and better decision making. Flexible for different egg sizes: Adjustable egg tray wheel spacing supports small, medium, large, or mixed spacing to keep eggs stable and prevent pinching or collisions. Easy maintenance: External water adding function lets you up humidity through a small hole at the bottom without opening the lid, avoiding heat loss and simplifying routine adjustments. Compact and power efficient: Low power consumption for home and small farm use. Specifications Capacity and dimensions: 16 Eggs model: 35 x 19 x 31 cm / 13.7 x 7.4 x 12.2 in 36 Eggs model: 43 x 20 x 42.5 cm / 16.9 x 7.8 x 16.7 in Weight: 16 Eggs model: 1900 g 36 Eggs model: 3300 g Power: 35 W Key functions and operation tips Automatic egg turning: Turns eggs at regular intervals to promote even heating and development. Automatic temperature control and lighting: Maintains stable incubation conditions and provides scheduled illumination for embryo checks. Cold light egg observation schedule: First illumination: Day 7 for chicken embryos, day 9 for duck embryos, day 11 for goose embryos. Second illumination: Day 14 for chicken embryos, day 18 for duck embryos, day 22 for goose embryos. External water adding: Add water through the bottom access hole to adjust humidity as needed without opening the cover. Adjustable tray spacing: Choose small, medium, large, or mixed spacing to match egg size and prevent instability or damage. Breeding egg guidelines Use fresh fertilized breeding eggs laid within 4 to 7 days. Do not place eggs in the incubator immediately after laying; hold them at room temperature for one day before starting incubation. Select eggs that are smooth and evenly sized for results. Do not store breeding eggs in the refrigerator. Practical applications Backyard poultry hatching for small flocks and replacement stock. Educational use for schools and training programs to demonstrate embryo development and incubation principles. Smallscale breeding projects for ducks or geese, using the appropriate illumination schedule and tray spacing. This incubator provides controlled, repeatable conditions for hatching eggs at home while keeping operation straightforward and low maintenance.