Borotto REAL 49 AUTOMATIC

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Summary

Declaration of conformity

Presentation of the manual

Technical features and specifications

Identification plate

Warnings for safe utilisation

General information

Selection and preservation of the eggs for incubation

Preparation and commissioning of the incubator

7.1 - Controls

The incubator has no controls; plugging it in activates the electrical resistor and motors.

7.2 - Use

Step-by-step guide on placing the incubator, filling water, setting temperature, and adding eggs.

7.3 - Incubation of palmiped eggs (goose, duck, etc)

Details on incubating eggs from waterfowl like geese and ducks, including specific cooling steps.

7.4 - Information for correct incubation

Provides a table with incubation times, humidity requirements, and turning schedules for various bird species.

Periodic egg inspection during incubation (candling)

1 st Inspection: start of the incubation

Describes how to identify a developing embryo in the first inspection, looking for blood vessels.

2 nd Inspection: development of the embryo

Details on observing embryo development, looking for blood vessels and a dark spot indicating a live embryo.

3 rd Inspection: embryo check

Explains how to assess the embryo's development in the third inspection, checking for full occupation and visible blood vessels.

Chick hatching

9.1 - Benefits of the infra-red lamp

Explains how infra-red lamps promote chick growth by aiding calcium absorption and improving circulation.

9.2 - Nutrition

Guidance on feeding and watering newly hatched chicks, including suggestions for troughs and feeders.

Problems that may be encountered during use

Problems that may be encountered during incubation

Cleaning, sanitising and maintenance of the incubator at the end of cycle

Disposal

Warranty; after sale service