Egg Incubator, Fits 12 Poultry Eggs, Fully Automatic (JN12)

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Fully Automatic 12 Egg Incubator - Fits at least 12 Poultry Eggs (EP-JN12) (or 9 large eggs)

Main Features:

• 6-month warranty.
• PVC construction with sturdy design.
• Transparent side for viewing hatching chicks.
• Flexible egg racks suitable for different sizes of eggs.
• Suitable for virtually all types of bird eggs.
• Automatic egg turner, thermometer, and hygrometer.
• LED display. Day counter.
• Temperature and humidity alarm.
• Power: 240v. SAA plug.
• Capacity: 9 large hen eggs, 12 medium hen eggs, 25 quail eggs.
• Dimension: 35.5 (L) x 19 (W) x 17.5 (H) cm.
• EU standard.

Product Content

• 1 x 12 Egg Incubator.
• 1 x SAA plug.
• 1 x User Manual.

DISCLAIMER: The colour of egg basket may vary from batch to batch either black or white.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

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Q. Do I need a rooster to hatch fertile eggs?

A. Yes, you will need a rooster together with your hens otherwise the eggs will NOT be fertile and will therefore not be hatchable in an incubator or otherwise. These eggs are only good to eat.

Q. What is the temperature range of this incubator?

A. According to the manufacturer, this incubator has a temperature range of room temperature to 40 degrees.

Q. Is this incubator suitable for Quail, Bantam Chicken & Guineafowl eggs?

A. Yes. It is also suitable for Quail and most other types of poultry eggs.

Q. Does this incubator have the option so that the eggs are NOT rotated? The reptile eggs I have are not supposed to be rolled or rotated.

A. This incubator uses an egg holding tray to rotate the eggs. If you have eggs that you do NOT want rotated simply remove the egg holding tray and use incubator without this tray.

Q. Is incubator suitable for Budgies, Princess, Eclectus and Corella eggs?

A. Yes, this incubator would be suitable for all these eggs.

Q.  If one were to remove the tray, would this incubator also be suitable for housing young chicks or keeping sick/injured birds warm?

A.  After speaking to someone at our Enfield store I was told that it would most likely be ok though they haven't tried it themselves. Also, you would need to keep the temperature of the incubator lower than for egg hatching at about 30 to 32 degrees. Ideally, it's suggested to buy a brooder for housing chicks after they are hatched. See below.

Q. What is the temperature range for this incubator?

A. The temperature range for the JN848  is from current air/room temperature to 40 degrees.

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