Description

A 64-egg incubator is a device used for hatching eggs in a controlled environment. The features of a typical 64-egg incubator may include:

1. Capacity: The incubator holds up to 64 chicken or a larger number of smaller eggs such as quail or pheasant eggs.
2. Automatic turning: This will ensure 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 regulates the temperature to provide an optimal environment for embryo development.
4. Humidity control: The incubator has a water reservoir that should be filled to provide the necessary humidity level for the eggs to hatch successfully.
5. Ventilation: The incubator has adjustable vents that are 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.
7. Alarm: It alerts you if the temperature or humidity levels deviate from the desired range.