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Ovascope High Intensity egg scope User Manual
Description
Watch the Live Embryo Develop Inside Even Very Dark or Mottled Eggs
Now with the OvaScope High Intensity egg scope, you can watch the live embryo develop inside even very dark or mottled eggs.
Higher Light Output for Enhanced Visibility
The OvaScope High Intensity egg candler has a higher light output from a higher spec LED than the standard OvaScope.
Innovative Aid to Egg Candling
This innovative aid to egg candling improves the clarity and visibility of the egg and its contents by completely blocking out ambient light, slightly magnifying the image of the egg, and allowing the viewer to rotate the egg smoothly as it is observed.
Battery Powered and LED Illumination
Battery powered for convenience (4 AA batteries NOT included), the OvaScope High Intensity egg candler uses high output, high-efficiency LED illumination – so no bulbs to replace and no concerns about overheating the eggs during inspection.
Suitable for Any Size Egg
Suitable for any size egg up to duck/turkey eggs. Supplied with a small black ring to seal against the eggshell of smaller eggs.
Ideal for Demonstration Purposes or Classroom Use
The OvaScope High Intensity egg candler can be fitted with a webcam and is ideal for demonstration purposes or classroom use.
Battery Information
The larger power drain means that rechargeable batteries are needed.
The OvaScope High Intensity is subject to EU Design Registration No. 007779729-003
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Incubation FAQs
Q - Where can I get advice on hatching eggs, I've never tried it before?
A - All you need is in our Incubation Handbook, which is free to download.
Q - How do I prepare my incubator for hatching?
A - Please refer to Pre-season checks for your incubator, a comprehensive guide to preparing your incubator for hatching.
Q - How long can eggs be stored?
A - Most species may be safely stored for up to 10 days before serious reductions in hatch rates are likely but it is always best to set fertile eggs in an incubator within 24-48 hours of obtaining them. Daily turning of stored eggs also helps maintain hatchability. Store eggs in cool, damp conditions.
Refer to our datasheet
Storage and handling of eggs prior to incubation