Description

A 128-egg automatic incubator is a device used to hatch a large number of eggs in a controlled environment. The features of a typical 128-egg automatic incubator may include:

1. Capacity: The incubator holds up to 128 chicken or duck eggs, or a larger number of smaller eggs such as quail or pheasant eggs.
2. Automatic turning: The incubator has an automatic egg-turning feature, which ensures that the eggs are turned regularly to prevent the embryo from sticking to the shell.
3. Temperature control: The incubator has a digital thermostat that can regulate the temperature between 20°C and 40°C to provide an optimal environment for embryo development.
4. Humidity control: The incubator has a water reservoir that can be filled to provide the necessary humidity level for the eggs to hatch successfully.
5. Ventilation: The incubator has adjustable vents that can be used to control the airflow and maintain a healthy environment for the developing embryos.
6. Viewing window: The incubator has a clear viewing window to allow you to monitor the progress of the eggs without opening the lid and disturbing the environment.
7. Alarm: Some models has an alarm that alerts you if the temperature or humidity levels deviate from the desired range.
8. Egg candler: A candler is a tool used to check the development of the embryos. This model comes with an integrated egg candler that allows you to check the progress of the embryos without opening the lid.
9. Automatic shut-off: This model has an automatic shut-off feature that turns off the incubator when the eggs have hatched, to prevent the chicks from overheating.
10. Programmable controls: This model allows you to program the temperature, humidity, and egg-turning intervals to suit different types of eggs.
11. Energy-efficient: The incubator has a low energy consumption, which can save you money on electricity bills.