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Product Overview

Little Giant Still Air Incubator features an innovative digital technology which guarantees the most efficient way to incubate and hatch eggs. It has durable styrofoam which helps keep warmth and it is generated by a mild heating element that is controlled by super reliable digital control board. It also comes with an LCD screen with LED lights which will instantly show the temperature and humidity readings. The self-regulating control board will adjust the temperature according to the environment. It also features a built-in digital hydrometer and moisture channels which helps manage humidity since it is very essential to the health of the eggs. The mesh screen is made of plastic and it safely supports eggs all through hatch period, plus it is guaranteed dishwasher safe. Two 4 in. by 8 in. clear windows allow you to keep tabs of the eggs during the hatching process. This incubator can hold up to 120 quail or bantam eggs or 41 large chicken eggs when used with an egg turner, specifically, the Little Giant Automatic Egg Turner. This particular incubator is designed for hobbyists of general poultry and is not recommended for commercial or professional use or even for incubating exotic reptiles or birds.

Details

For use in	Holds 41 large chicken eggs or up to 120 bantam or quail eggs when used with the Little Giant Automatic Egg Turner (Item No. 6300)
Special Features	Digital control board for easy temperature setting, self-regulating temperature control
Shipping Weight	3.94 lbs
Manufacturer	Miller Manufacturing Company (Mfg. Number: 9300)
UPC	084369171977

HOW TO USE:

Choosing the proper location for your incubator: Install your incubator in a room that has a stable temperature. Avoid setting your incubator in drafty areas like near a window, in a garage or on a porch.
Install and set up: Precisely follow the guidelines indicated on the manual.
Incubator temperature: Before beginning a hatch, check the incubator temperature setting. The incubator is pre-set to 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit. The temperature controller should come on with the humidity and current temperature displayed as soon as it is plugged in.Press and release the SET button to display the setting temperature. Press and release the SET button to display the current temperature or wait ten seconds and the current temperature will display automatically.
Humidity control and ventilation: Use a turkey baster to add water. Lift the lid and slide it far enough to allow a baster to fit between the lid and base. Use numbers on side of incubator to identify each of the six water channel locations.
Maintain sanitary conditions: Always wash hands with soap before before handling eggs. Avoid excess handling of eggs. Avoid breathing on eggs, particularly if you have a cold or are ill. Eggs should be held in a cool location between 50 degrees Fahrenheit - 55 degrees Fahrenheit until you are ready to incubate. Do not refrigerate.
Mark and set the eggs: The turner on this incubator is built for small to medium eggs, do not put turkey or other large eggs in it. Do not overload the turner.
Turning the eggs: Depending on what type of egg turner is being used. Refer to the manual for specific instructions.
Test egg fertility: Testing is done by candling all eggs in the incubator. A candler can be can be made using a shoe box or can. Make a hole with a diameter of about 25% the size of the egg (about the size of a quarter) in the top of the box or can. Set the egg on this hole. Now place a strong light source (e.g., flashlight) under the box or can. Light will pass through the hole, into the egg, so that it is illuminated.
Hatching eggs: When you have 3 days remaining until hatch, remove the second red vent plug from the top of the incubator to increase ventilation. Increase the humidity level, see STEP 4. This allows the chick to rotate freely while breaking the shell during hatching.
Post hatch: When chicks are removed from the incubator, they must have a place that is warm and dry.