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Monitor egg development and select eggs ready for hatching. This egg candler flashlight features 9 high-intensity LED lights for safe egg illumination. Use it before incubation to select hatching eggs. After the incubator has been running for a few days, you can use the egg candler flashlight to scan eggs and see inside the shells. The bright light will give you a good idea of the incubation process and monitor the embryonic process.
Illumination has been used for decades to scan eggs. The flashlight is a safer alternative to traditional candles as it produces cooler and brighter light that does not harm embryo development. To confirm if the egg is fertilized, shine the light directly on the egg to see a dark dot and veins. If you check regularly, once or twice a week during the incubation process, you can ensure the embryo is still growing.
The CE-certified flashlight is made of durable aluminum and plastic. It comes in various colors such as black, red, blue, and silver. It measures 12 cm and is lightweight and easy to handle. The diameter of the rubber ring is 30 mm, and the flashlight is 36 mm wide. The unit is powered by 3 AAA batteries (not included) and is easy to assemble and disassemble.
Find the best eggs for hatching using the flashlight. To do this, select an egg and hold it up in front of the light in a dark room. The incubation equipment is easy to use. Simply turn it on and off with the power switch button. The egg candler flashlight works on both light and dark shells and on even smaller eggs like quail eggs. Apart from hatching eggs, the unit is also practical for teaching children about embryo development processes from day 1 to day 21 of incubation when the chick finally escapes the shell.
Place the light at a convenient height of about 84 cm to 112 cm from the floor. Hold and turn the egg with the large end towards the hole on the light. Grasp the small end and use your thumb and the tips of your first two fingers. to quickly turn the egg left and right. This method determines the condition of the yolk, egg white, and air cells. It also detects blood spots, meat spots, and bloody egg white. Fresh eggs have visible air space and thin egg white. Avoid eggs with blood or meat spots, bloody egg white, and cracked shells