Brinsea Hatchmaster Manual


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CP01GB Issue 6
12 VOLT POLYHATCH & HATCHMAKER
These instructions apply to special 12V.DC versions of these products.
32. 12 volt products are for low voltage supply only and must never
be connected directly to the mains.
33. Connect to a 12 volt vehicle battery observing the polarity,
brown to +, blue to -. The condition of the battery and room
temperature will determine the interval between charges.
34. Maximum continuous current consumption will be 4.0 Amp
(Polyhatch) or 2.5 Amp (Hatchmaker). A fully charged 40
Ampere/hour battery will operate a Polyhatch for at least 10
hours. (4 Amps x 10 hours = 40 Ampere/hour). Twice this life
may be expected in reasonable ambient temperatures.
35. 12 volt products may be run from the 230v mains supply via a
transformer/rectifier or a battery charger suitable for the current
indicated above. The voltage may be from 11 to 14 volts DC.
Some small temperature adjustment may be necessary when
changing between different supplies.
Brinsea Products Ltd, Station Road, Sandford, N. Somerset, BS25 5RA
Tel: 0845 226 0120 Fax: (01934) 820250
e-mail: sales@brinsea.co.uk, website: www.Brinsea.co.uk
HATCHMAKER, POLYHATCH & HATCHMASTER
STILL AIR INCUBATORS & HATCHERS
USER INSTRUCTIONS
These instructions outline the essential procedure for successful incubation
of most domesticated species in this range of still air incubators. For more
detailed information and for less common species, a variety of books
is available. However, note particularly the differences between
temperatures quoted for still air and forced air incubators in any text
references.
The instructions below apply generally to all models. The differences
between the models are as follow:
Hatchmaker: For use as a manual turning incubator or as a hatcher.
Automatic egg turning is not applicable. Humidity pans are in the form
of two concentric rings moulded in the base beneath the egg tray. Access by
removing the egg tray or pouring water through the egg tray.
Polyhatch: Incubator with automatic egg turning. Humidity pans
are moulded into either side of the base with pouring channels accessible
under the tray end covers. Packaging includes spare turning arm do not
throw away.
Hatchmaster A: Incubator with automatic egg turning. Humidity pans
are in the base with filling slots outside the incubator front. Damper lever
to control fresh air inlet in the centre of the front of the incubator. Move to
the left to reduce humidity (increase ventilation). Packaging include spare
turning arm – do not throw away.
Hatchmaster H: Intended for use as a hatcher for eggs incubated
in another machine. Automatic egg turning not applicable. Humidity pans
in the base with filling slots outside the incubator front. Lift-out window
provided for easy access to chicks.
Location
1. Ensure a steady room temperature day and night around 21.1°C (70°F).
Use an electric heater with a thermostat if necessary.
2. Keep out of direct sunlight. Beware of rapid temperature rise
due to sunlight. Ensure that the incubator is on a level surface.
3. Check that available electrical supply matches the machine.
Always disconnect the power supply before moving the
incubator.
Temperature
Caution: Errors in temperature account for most failures.
Adjust with care.
4. Your incubator may not be set to the correct temperature from
factory. As the incubator warms up and approaches its control
setting the red LED will change from continuously on to flashing.
Allow 2 hours to stabilise the temperature before setting eggs –
check against thermometer supplied. The thermometer is
mounted in a swivel clip. Ensure that the bulb is adjusted just
clear of the top of the eggs.
5. Fine adjustments can be made with a small screwdriver by
adjusting the screw on the control panel - clockwise to increase
temperature. A half turn is approximately 1°C (3°F). The red light
indicates when the heater is on and will flash about once every
second when the incubator is up to temperature.
6. Recommended temperatures: Incubation period
Hens 39.2°C 102.5°F 21 days
Pheasant 39.5°C 103°F 24 days
Quail 39.2°C 102.5°F 17 days
Ducks 39°C 102°F 28 days
Geese 39°C 102°F 28-32 days
Troubleshooting
31. Candle eggs with a high intensity light source (such as the Brinsea
Egglume) to gauge the extent of embryo development and air space
increase during incubation. Break open unhatched eggs.
1) Clear when candled - probably infertile (or very early death)
when candled at 8days
2) Fertile with red blood vessels - after 8 days
3) Red or black staining - early death when candled at 8 days
4) Embryo with red blood ‘ring’ - early death (candled at 8 days)
5) Dark outline with ill defined detail - late death (10-16 days)
6) Live embryo with bill in air sack - due to hatch in 24-48 hours
7) Normal development of the air pocket according to the
number of days
32. Incubation advice is available from Brinsea Products and a range
of books on the subject can also be supplied.
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Mærke: Brinsea
Kategori: Ikke kategoriseret
Model: Hatchmaster

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