River Solar Incubator Digital 49 Eggs, Automatic Eggtech ET- Solaris Incubator, With Ovolvo Egg Turning Unit And Control Panel (Made in Italy).

Highlights

• Solar Digital Incubator For 49 Eggs (with out batteries and solar panels)
• The control unit SOLARIS is designed and assembled, entirely in Italy, to ensure the best working of the new River Systems ET EGG TECH 24VDC series incubators. These new models of incubators are designed to work even in case the mains voltage is not
• The incubators are not self-contained and require a 24V DC power supply, which is provided by external devices connected to SOLARIS. During the first 2-3 hours of operation the power consumption will be about 150W, and it is necessary to provide the
• River Solar Incubator Digital 49 Eggs,is the ideal choice not only for all those who want to hatch their eggs in an environmentally friendly and nature-friendly way, but also and especially for those who live in areas where the electricity supply dur
• Its capacity is up to 49 medium/large eggs or 196 small eggs (e.g. quail).
• River Solar Incubator Digital 49 Eggs,is able to absorb solar energy during the day – thus reducing the consumption of electricity from the grid to a minimum – simultaneously recharging the batteries which will then provide the necessary power during
• ET SOLARIS CONTROL UNIT - The incubator connected to the SOLARIS control unit can operate with three different energy sources, which can be combined as needed
• HOW ET SOLAR CONTROL UNIT WORKS - These new incubator models have been designed to work even if the mains voltage is not available. The incubators are not autonomous and require a 24V direct current power supply, which must be supplied by external de
• CONNECTING SOLAR CONTROL UNIT TO THE INCUBATOR - Place Control unit to the left of the incubator, on the same level, on a table with a minimum height of 500 mm (1,64 ft) from the floor, in a horizontal, stable and secure position. After connecting th
• CLEANING AND STORAGE AFTER USE - all power sources when not in use, before only any maintenance and cleaning operations. To clean the control unit, use a damp cloth and, if necessary, a mild detergent. Do not use aggressive detergents.