Brinsea Ova-Easy 380 Advance Series II Incubator (Automatic)

Ova-Easy Advance incubators are fitted with Brinsea’s proven digital control system which provides a range of useful and easy-to-use extra features like humidity readout and temperature alarms.

The Ova-Easy 380 Series II now includes a room temperature alarm– to warn users if the external ambient temperature exceeds the optimum range – and a new single button press to automatically level the shelves for tray access. Additional improvements to construction of the door and fascia make the Ova-Easy 380 Advance the best value cabinet incubator available.

The Ova-Easy models have fully protected steel chassis which are rigid and rust resistant, with laminated high-quality plastic sides; providing good thermal insulation and smooth, easy to clean surfaces.

Main Features

• Calibrated digital temperature display with a range of 20.0 -40.0°C (68.0-104.0°F)
• Calibrated digital humidity display with manual humidity control (optional pump upgrade available)
• Automatic Egg turning with adjustable turning interval High and low incubator temperature alarms
• High and low room temperature alarms
• Periodic incubation cooling feature
• Single button presses for shelve levelling
• Incubation capacity 216 hen eggs (based on standard sized hen egg using 6 universal trays supplied as standard) Hatching capacity of 96 hen eggs (based on standard sized hen egg using 2 hatching tray sets supplied as standard) Incubator comes with six universal trays and two hatching tray sets.

The Ova-Easy cooling system is a unique new design which best mimics the natural way in which a mother would sit on the eggs. It gives the user the option of 60, 120, 180, 240, 300 or 360 minutes a day in which the eggs will be cooled. Once this cooling period is over, the incubator will then return to its correct incubation temperature.

Universal trays are adjustable for egg size from quail through to goose and are supplied as standard. Eggs are initially set in three levels (2 trays per level) and are then moved to a large, removable hatching tray at the base of the chamber for the final stages of incubation and hatching.