XM-18K-2 egg Incubator Controller Microcomputer full-Automatic hatcher contoller Incubator Thermostat Egg Hatcher Controll

Description :

The new generation intelligent humiture incubator controller s a fully-intelligent microcomputer control system designed and developed for incubation industry and i applies the latest microelectronic technology and new type components. It apples the microcomputer chips to have strong anti-interference and high stable performance;the temperature sensor applies the high precision sensor to have high temperature collection precision and wide temperature range:it applies high performance humidity sensor to high precision to effectively ensure the stableness and reliability.It has the design of user-friendly four screens for display including two screens displaying the temperature and humidity of incubator and other two screens displaying the egg turning times and incubation days by pressing the keys and displaying the preset temperature and humidity by pressing the keys.And five kinds of incubation modes for user-definition,chicken,duck,goose and pigeon are available for selection.

Specification:

1. Temperature display range: 0~40.5℃

2. Temperature measurement precision: ±0.1℃

3. Humidity display range: 0~99%RH

4. Control release precision: ±3%RH

5. Output lines: 6 lines (heating, refrigeration(aeration),egg turning,humidifying,fan,light)

6. Output current: heating AC220V/8A, fan AC220V/5A ,egg turning AC220V/5A ,humidifying AC12V/0.2A ,refrigeration DC12V/0.4A ,light DC5V/0.1A

7. Egg turning times: maximum 999 times

8. Egg turning cycle: 0~999 minutes (default 90 minutes)

9. Egg turning period: 0~999 seconds (default 19 seconds)

10. Air exchange cycle: 0~999 minutes (default 120 minutes)

11. Air exchange period: 0~999 seconds (default 15 seconds)

12. Length of measuring line: about 2 meters

Working conditions:

Working voltage: AC 180V-240V , 50HZ/DC12V

Relative humidity: less than 85%

Ambient temperature: -20℃~70℃

The incubation setting consists of automatic incubation and user-defined incubation.