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  • pp-103 CSA Listed Digital Incubator

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    Discontinued. Only available while supplies last. Looking to use your incubator to teach? Our CSA Listed Digital Incubator is safe for use in schools. CSA-certified, safe for use in schools Two 4 inch by 8 inch viewing windows allow for monitoring the hatching process and are great for educational purposes Made of durable, warmth-retaining styrofoam Digital control board for easy temperature setting, self-regulating temperature control Built-in fan circulates warm air to maintain proper temperature LCD display with LED light shows accurate readings instantly Holds 41 large chicken eggs or up to 120 bantam or quail eggs when used with our Automatic Egg Turner, sold separately Click here to view instructions on using our incubators.

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Discontinued. Only available while supplies last.

Looking to use your incubator to teach? Our CSA Listed Digital Incubator is safe for use in schools.

  • CSA-certified, safe for use in schools
  • Two 4 inch by 8 inch viewing windows allow for monitoring the hatching process and are great for educational purposes
  • Made of durable, warmth-retaining styrofoam
  • Digital control board for easy temperature setting, self-regulating temperature control
  • Built-in fan circulates warm air to maintain proper temperature
  • LCD display with LED light shows accurate readings instantly
  • Holds 41 large chicken eggs or up to 120 bantam or quail eggs when used with our Automatic Egg Turner, sold separately

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