| MOQ: | 1 Set |
| Price: | USD 5000-15000 / Set |
| Standard Packaging: | Export plywood case with moisture-proof film and shock-proof foam |
| Delivery Period: | 20-25 working days after deposit |
| Payment Method: | T/T,L/C,Western Union |
| Supply Capacity: | 35 Sets per Month |
The ELT-45360S is a 45360 egg single stage incubator built around easy service. Heaters, fans, sensors and damper motors are modular and plug and play, so a farm technician can replace a failed part in minutes instead of waiting weeks for a service visit while a batch is at risk.
The most costly failure in a hatchery is not the part price, it is the downtime. If a fan or heater fails mid set and the part is hard to reach or only sold with a long lead time, the whole batch can be lost and the delivery contract broken.
Soft parts fail because they are buried inside the cabinet and wired in a way that only trained engineers can service. Spare parts are slow to supply, and the manual does not tell the owner which part to check when an alarm appears.
The ELT-45360S uses a modular layout. Each heater, fan, sensor and damper motor sits on a plug and play connector behind an access panel, so it can be swapped in minutes with basic tools. The controller names the failed part on the screen, and we supply a recommended spare kit so you can hold the common parts in stock.
Ideal for hatcheries in areas far from service centers, and for owners who want to keep the machine running without outside help. Suits chicken, duck, goose and quail eggs.
Sensors feed the controller, which holds the temperature and humidity curve. If a part drifts out of range, the controller raises an alarm and shows the name of the part. The operator opens the access panel, unplugs the old module and plugs in a new one, then resumes the batch with minimal disturbance.
Ask how each common part is accessed and replaced, what spare kit is recommended and what the lead time is. Prefer a machine you can service yourself over one that depends on remote engineers.
Q: How fast can I replace a part?
A: Common modules are plug and play and take minutes to swap.
Q: Do you supply a spare kit?
A: Yes, a recommended spare kit covers heater, fan, sensor and damper motor.
Q: Will the machine tell me which part failed?
A: Yes, the controller names the part in the alarm message.
Q: What is the warranty?
A: One year on all spare parts with free technical support.
Q: How do I order?
A: Contact us with your capacity and we will quote and arrange shipment.
| MOQ: | 1 Set |
| Price: | USD 5000-15000 / Set |
| Standard Packaging: | Export plywood case with moisture-proof film and shock-proof foam |
| Delivery Period: | 20-25 working days after deposit |
| Payment Method: | T/T,L/C,Western Union |
| Supply Capacity: | 35 Sets per Month |
The ELT-45360S is a 45360 egg single stage incubator built around easy service. Heaters, fans, sensors and damper motors are modular and plug and play, so a farm technician can replace a failed part in minutes instead of waiting weeks for a service visit while a batch is at risk.
The most costly failure in a hatchery is not the part price, it is the downtime. If a fan or heater fails mid set and the part is hard to reach or only sold with a long lead time, the whole batch can be lost and the delivery contract broken.
Soft parts fail because they are buried inside the cabinet and wired in a way that only trained engineers can service. Spare parts are slow to supply, and the manual does not tell the owner which part to check when an alarm appears.
The ELT-45360S uses a modular layout. Each heater, fan, sensor and damper motor sits on a plug and play connector behind an access panel, so it can be swapped in minutes with basic tools. The controller names the failed part on the screen, and we supply a recommended spare kit so you can hold the common parts in stock.
Ideal for hatcheries in areas far from service centers, and for owners who want to keep the machine running without outside help. Suits chicken, duck, goose and quail eggs.
Sensors feed the controller, which holds the temperature and humidity curve. If a part drifts out of range, the controller raises an alarm and shows the name of the part. The operator opens the access panel, unplugs the old module and plugs in a new one, then resumes the batch with minimal disturbance.
Ask how each common part is accessed and replaced, what spare kit is recommended and what the lead time is. Prefer a machine you can service yourself over one that depends on remote engineers.
Q: How fast can I replace a part?
A: Common modules are plug and play and take minutes to swap.
Q: Do you supply a spare kit?
A: Yes, a recommended spare kit covers heater, fan, sensor and damper motor.
Q: Will the machine tell me which part failed?
A: Yes, the controller names the part in the alarm message.
Q: What is the warranty?
A: One year on all spare parts with free technical support.
Q: How do I order?
A: Contact us with your capacity and we will quote and arrange shipment.