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River Systems is pleased to introduce the new 12 egg digital incubator designed to hatch hen-eggs as well as pheasant, guinea fowl, quail, partridge, grey partridge, rock partridge, turkey, palmipeds (goose, mallard, all breeds of duck, etc.), peacock, pigeon, exotic birds and birds of prey. Its capacity is up to 12 medium/large eggs or 48 small eggs (e.g. quail).
 
ET 12 is designed to be simple and straightforward to use, at the same time offering innovative technical solutions and high reliability.
The egg turning motor tilts the ergonomically designed swinging egg tray making the incubator automatic. Factory fitted UK standard plug for the British market.
  
Technical characteristics:
Capacity: 12 hen-eggs or similar / 48 quail-eggs
Voltage: single phase, 230 V CE
Rated frequency: 50/60 Hz
Average daily consumption: max. 1.0 kW/24 hours
Maximum power: 80W
 
Technical characteristics of egg turning motor:
Voltage: single phase, 230 V CE
Rated frequency: 50/60 Hz
Average daily consumption: max. 3W
1 tilting every 2 hours

Digital display. It is possible to set the temperature from 30°C to 40°C with 0,1°C steps by pressing the (+) and (-) buttons (Programme Mode).

The inspection windows
allow you to follow all the
stages of incubation.

Egg cradle to house eggs
of different sizes, up to
and including goose
eggs.

Each cradle can house 4
small-sized eggs (e.g. quail).

The eggs are housed in the
swinging egg tray whose tilting is continuously and automatically changed by the egg turning motor.

Plastic floor where to lay
the eggs three days before
hatching (included).

Openings to fill the water basins from the outside without opening the incubator, thus preventing the heat and humidity loss.

Digital display. It is possible to set the temperature from 30°C to 40°C with 0,1°C steps by pressing the (+) and (-) buttons (Programme Mode).

The inspection windows
allow you to follow all the
stages of incubation.

Egg cradle to house eggs
of different sizes, up to
and including goose
eggs.

Each cradle can house 4
small-sized eggs (e.g. quail).

The eggs are housed in the
swinging egg tray whose tilting is continuously and automatically changed by the egg turning motor.

Plastic floor where to lay
the eggs three days before
hatching (included).

Openings to fill the water basins from the outside without opening the incubator, thus preventing the heat and humidity loss.