General Information; Transport And Handling Instructions - Borotto REAL Series Instruction Manual

6 - General information

The REAL series incubator has been designed for hatching chicks of hen, pheasant, guinea fowl, quail, grey partridge,
grouse, ducks (Muscovy/ common/wild duck, goose, etc.), peacock, turkey, rock partridge, pigeon, Virginia quail,
exotic birds and birds of prey.
Semi-automatic version incubator: it is fitted with a semi automatic system to tilt eggs, operated from the outside
via a lever connected to the cell device located in the base of the incubator.
Automatic version incubator (with automatic egg turning motor): it is equipped with an automatic system to tilt
the eggs actuated from the outside via a motor that performs a complete cycle in 1 hour.
The heat required for incubation is generated by an electrical resistor controlled by a latest-generation digital PID
microcomputer control that makes it possible to regulate in a constant and precise manner the average internal
temperature, setting it with the buttons on the control panel.
Ventilation takes place by means of a turbine fan that distributes the warm and humid air evenly.
The natural surface humidification takes place thanks to the water contained in the trays stamped on the bottom of
the incubator, which are filled via the two outer nozzles - a convenient system so the incubator does not require
opening any longer.

7 - Transport and handling instructions

TRANSPORTING THE INCUBATOR
The device can be easily transported and does not pose any special risks regarding its handling.
REAL incubators packaged individually can be manually transported by one person.
PACKAGE
The Real incubator package ensures correct transport with regard to safety and integrity of the device and all its
components.
Depending on the delivery method of the end customer, the package comprises 1 or 2 cardboard boxes, Nylon
packaging and protections and polystyrene.
A sturdy outer box and nylon packaging also protect the incubator if it is stored for long periods.
Beware of humidity
Handle with care
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