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Fdit Intelligent Incubator Thermostat Digital Automatic Incubator Controller Egg Hatcher Temperature Incubator Controller for Various Eggs (12V)

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  • Multifunction: Intelligent incubator thermostat with real time humidity and temperature display, countdown timer for incubation days and egg light.
  • Alarm Function: The egg incubator controller thermostat can be set for high and low temperature alarms, stopping heating, high and low humidity alarms and stopping humidification.
  • Superior Performance: The Intelligent incubator digital thermostat has an integrated humidity probe and is small and stable to meet the diverse needs of users.
  • Egg Light: The automatic egg turning incubator thermostat has a photo illumination function, which makes it easier to see at a glance how the eggs are hatching and to reject dead eggs and bad eggs in time.
  • Wide Usage: Smart incubator thermostat for eggs, duck eggs, goose eggs, pigeon eggs, quail eggs, parrots, peacock eggs, etc.



Product Description

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How to Use

Operating panel description

Setting keys

Factory default: temperature 37.8, humidity 60% RH, (Note: the machine has been set to the optimum temperature and humidity for incubation, it is not recommended to change the parameter values by yourself)

Press the set key to enter the setting mode Basic temperature change: click the "SET" key, then press the "+" key, the latter "

button to adjust to the desired temperature value.

The indicator light is always on: the heating tube is working The indicator light is flashing: the temperature is close to the reference temperature, (this appearance is normal)

Normal operating temperature range (37.3°C‑38.3°C) below 37.°C. Ambient temperature not exceeding 30°C. In principle, the ambient temperature should be at least 10°C lower than the set temperature.

Humidity normal operating range (50%‑70%), below 40%, above 75%, alarm.

Operating humidity does not exceed 70%, high and low humidity for a short period of time does not affect hatching

Detecting the egg turning function:

Press the plus key to observe if the egg tray is turned over, the factory default is to automatically turn over the eggs every 90 minutes

Machine test

After connecting the circuit, switch on the power, add 50‑1002mL of water in the smallest compartment, test the machine for 2 hours, press the "+" button on the control panel to check if the egg turn is normal, the temperature is approx. 37.8 and the humidity is approx.

60%. Normal, humidity less than 60%, add 50‑100mL of water to incubate.

Why choose Fdit Intelligent Incubator Thermostat?

Multifunction: Intelligent incubator thermostat with real time humidity and temperature display, countdown timer for incubation days and egg light.

Alarm Function: The egg incubator controller thermostat can be set for high and low temperature alarms, stopping heating, high and low humidity alarms and stopping humidification.

Superior Performance: The Intelligent incubator digital thermostat has an integrated humidity probe and is small and stable to meet the diverse needs of users.

Egg Light: The automatic egg turning incubator thermostat has a photo illumination function, which makes it easier to see at a glance how the eggs are hatching and to reject dead eggs and bad eggs in time.

Wide Usage: Smart incubator thermostat for eggs, duck eggs, goose eggs, pigeon eggs, quail eggs, parrots, peacock eggs, etc.

Egg Turning Cycle Setting: 0-999 (min)

Egg Turning Time Setting: 0-999 (sec)

Applicable Objects: For Eggs, Duck Eggs, Goose Eggs, Pigeon Eggs, Quail Eggs, Parrot Eggs, Peacock Eggs Etc.

Specification:

  • Material: ABS
  • Weight: Approx. 190g/6.7oz
  • Size: Approx. 150x88x30mm / 5.9x3.5x1.2in
  • Voltage: DC12V Power Supply
  • Power: 100W
  • Humidity Range: 0-99%RH
  • Temperature Range: 0°-99.9°C
  • Package List: 1 x Intelligent Incubator Thermostat 1 x Manual

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Note:

1. 21 days for eggs, 28 days for duck eggs, 30 days for goose eggs, 18 days for pigeon eggs, 18 days for quail eggs and 28 days for peacock eggs. The incubation period varies. All eggs are divided into 2 stages, the early stage and the late stage, with the late stage referring to the incubator. In the last 3 days of the cycle, the number of days varies according to the early incubation period. Please remove the incubation net in the early stage and remove the egg tray and put it back in the incubation net in the last 3 days.

The following is an example of an egg. For incubating eggs, there is no need to adjust the temperature throughout the incubation period. The temperature is always 37.8 and 1 to 2 pots of water are added daily. The humidity level is about 60% at the beginning of the incubation period and about 75% at the end of the incubation period. (This method is suitable for those with no experience of hatching.)

2. If the humidity level is too high, no adjustment is necessary, when the humidity level is below 55%. (add a small amount of water)

3. Egg selection: fertilised eggs 4 to 7 days old, no faeces, no cracks, no contamination from broken egg liquid, preheated at 15 to 30 degrees ambient for 24 hours, eggs laid in incubator after trial

4. Please allow for some errors in manual measurements.


Reviewer101
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2023
If you have any questions, post them in the question area and I will do my best to answer them! I get notifications on all questions.This is for all you DIY incubator builders! This controller can be a pain if using anything needing over 12v's. My cabinet incubator is using a 110v heating coil with ceramic insulators. I have to use a 12v relay that can handle an output of 120v with the 120v having it's own power supply controlled by the relay and the relay is controlled by the Intelligent Incubator Controller.The controller when flipped on its face and back opened up to connect wires, nodes goes in order neg, pos, neg, pos and so on. MY controller had just the heating element swapped to Pos then neg. While the rest of the nodes were neg pos. I thought the controller just wouldn't turn off my heating element once it reached temps or that maybe I wired the relay wrong. After long hours that turn to days waiting for seller to respond, I spent 3 days watching YouTube to figure it out. All videos of it are in a foreign lang. So it was difficult to understand. One video said their controller was mixed leads at the heating so I tried it and bam! It works!I have not had the chance to try out the humidity controller. I haven't settled on what type of humidity setup I want to go for.I have not had the chance to try out the auto egg turner timer. I have a 110v egg turner motor I was going to try out, but didn't have a relay to hook it up for trying. And my cabinet incubator has 4 stationary egg racks that have their own individual egg turners from HatchingTime.com so I don't need this option right now. When I build another incubator with the intent to use my 110v motor, I will give it a shot with this controller.-Now for the fan issue. This controller is for circulated incubators only. When fans are hooked up to this controller, they do not ever shut off! This will cause temp to jump up and down a lot if the temp probe is getting wind from fans.-The temp probe is very sensitive, and incorrect. I have 3x ThermPro's throughout my incubator with 1 right next to the controller probe. The controller is 2-4 degrees off. The humidity probe seems dead on though!-There is no option to hook up any lights. If you really want to be able to have a light to turn on and off, I would suggest connecting a light to the "Candler" power supply on the controller and run the the light in your incubator. You can turn it on and off from the controller.-You can not turn off the alarms, and they are very loud. I set the high alarms to 60c, and 90h, and the low alarms to 5c and 1h. That way I never hear them. I'm not a fan of the alarms. I spend hours by my incubator watching the temps and humidity often. So they serve no purpose for me.-The controller does not come with a power supply. Only comes with attached temp and humidity probes that are very short.-This controller does not have a power switch. You will have to unplug it every time you want to turn it off.-This unit will only output 12v of power from each terminal. If you are using more than 12v, you will need a relay.-I would suggest using fuses between any power supply connections to prevent shorting's and plug and play connectors to make disassembly and reassembling faster and easier for cleaning or storage.Parts I'm using in my incubator:Power Supply- Ablegrid 12 Volt Power Supply - 2.5 Amp Standard (12V 2.5A DC) AdapterController- Intelligent Incubator ControllerPower Supply for Heat Source- Standard extension cord with female end cut off.Heat- 225 watt coil heater & insulator kit: cabinet egg incubator 110V heating elementRelay- OONO DPST 1NO 1NC 8Amp Power Relay Module, AC/DC 12V Control VoltageFans- CORSAIR - Air Series LED AF120 (2018) 120mm Case Cooling Fan Kit - WhiteExtra Temp and Humidity Readers- ThermoPro TP50 Digital Hygrometer Indoor ThermometerEgg turner: 60KTYZ 110vAC 50Hz 14w