Key Features High-quality Materials: It is made of high-quality PVC and acrylic material with a carving process, which is waterproof and durable, ensuring that you can use it with confidence for a long time. Large Capacity: With a size of 18.98*11.8*11.8 inches, it allows you to hatch almost 20 chicken eggs, duck eggs, goose eggs, pigeon eggs, quail eggs, turkey eggs and most poultry eggs. Infinite Dimming: The sunlamp is infinitely dimmable, so you can adjust the heat generated by the sunlamp according to the actual conditions inside the incubator to facilitate the healthy growth of young chicks (not included). Thoughtful Design: The thermometer allows you to know the growing environment of your chicks(not included) in real time so that you can adjust the humidity and temperature in time. The upward-opening lid makes it easy for you to add food and water to the chicks(not included) in time without the chicks running out. High Safety: It has a built-in resistant fuse and temperature fuse, which can prevent short-circuiting and overheating. Meanwhile, the PVC plate is flame-retardant, which can prevent fire to ensure the safety of use. Application It is suitable for hatching chicks, ducklings, puppies, kittens, birds, and other poultry. Specifications Material: PVC, Acrylic Process: Carving Color: White Style: Modern Brightness: Infinite Dimming Control Mode: Knob Assembly Required: Yes Plug Type: EU Standard Capacity: About 20 Chicks Thickness: 10mm/0.39in Power: 25W Voltage: 220V Power Cord Length: 1.7m/5.57ft Product Size: 48*30*30cm/18.98*11.8*11.8in Package Included 1*Egg Incubator 1* Thermometer 1* Power Cord 1* Water Feeder 1* Sunlamp 3*Pet Diapers All Accessories for Assembly   Notes 1.Please note that this product does not include chicks and other poultry. 2.The product brood depends on the specific size of the brood object and the values are for reference only. 3.Please note that in order to avoid high temperature inside the box, it is better to open the top cover to increase the air permeability when brooding in summer; in winter brooding, you usually need to cover the top cover to achieve better heat preservation.