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CT SERIES  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Parts of Models 

1 

Water reservoir - 4lt ( 1 Gallon) 

2 

Humisonic

TM 

Adapter 

3 

Control Panel 

4 

Temperature/Humidity sensor  

5 

Back Door for cleaning and service  

6 

Conturn

 TM

 30 

( SH and S types)

 

CS30 Hatchery Basket

 

( SH and H types)

 

7 

Humisonic

TM 

reservoir 

8 

Humidity tray 

9 

Conturn

 TM

 Adapter 

10 

Adjustable Air-out  holes 

11 

Observation windows  

12 

Adjustable air-in  hole 

13 

Power inlet module ( on/off button) 

14 

Protection fuse ( F type) 

15 

Spare fuse (F type) 

16 

USB  connection  

17 

Room sensor chip 

18 

Room sensor cover 

    

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5

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8

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4 

5 

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7 

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8 

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18 

Showing CT120 Model

 

 

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Showing CT120 Model 

Summary of Contents for CT Series

Page 1: ...y control 12 Humidity tray 13 Egg Turning ConturnTM 30 14 17 Active Periodic Cooling APC 18 21 Setting and Hatching 22 23 Incubation Records 24 Factors Affecting Hatchability 24 Cleaning up and Service 25 Safety Labeling 25 Product Information 26 Recommended Incubation values 27 Please read the following instruction manual carefully before use IMPORTANT Keep this user manual safe for future refere...

Page 2: ...2 CT SERIES CT Series Models Setter Models S types CT60 S Hatcher Models H types CT120 S CT180 S CT60 H CT120 H CT180 H SH coded models include all turning and hatchery accessories ...

Page 3: ...sket SH and H types 7 HumisonicTM reservoir 8 Humidity tray 9 ConturnTM Adapter 10 Adjustable Air out holes 11 Observation windows 12 Adjustable air in hole 13 Power inlet module on off button 14 Protection fuse F type 15 Spare fuse F type 16 USB connection 17 Room sensor chip 18 Room sensor cover 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 Showing CT120 Model 10 11 2 15 Showing CT...

Page 4: ...1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc Water tray WT01 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc QT13 Quail Rack optional optional optional optional optional optional optional optional optional GT03 Goose Rack optional optional optional optional optional optional optional optional optional CS15 optional optional optional optional optional optional optional optional optional ConturnTM 30 CS30 ConturnTM Adapter Hum...

Page 5: ...be adjusted for your egg type see page 14 17 Plug your ConturnTM 30 HumisonicTM adapters to control the panel and plug your machine to electric supply Picture 3 CAUTION Do not use the equipments with high electric consumption in the same electrical line as your egg incubator CAUTION Always use a grounded power line for your incubator Press power button than set temperature and humidity Picture 4 s...

Page 6: ...ls and produce carbon dioxide during incubation To supply oxygen in proper level and remove carbon dioxide ventilation is essential Ventilation is supplied automatically with fan and adjustable air in out holes Air in out can be adjusted by left right turn to decrease air in out by considering egg amount in your incubator Caution Never close air in out holes Caution Always keep air in out holes fu...

Page 7: ...ION Eggs never be stored in refrigerator 4 C 39 F is too low CAUTION Improper storage of eggs and higher than 7 day storage decrease the egg quality and hatchability CAUTION Eggs must be stored 1 day minimum before setting CAUTION For dirty eggs never use cloths to clean and improper washing procedures In egg incubation the most important factor is temperature Temperature control is provided by el...

Page 8: ...t point When main screen is active Hold T button for 2 seconds While temperature set value blinks Press U D buttons to adjust temperature set point When finished adjusting Press T button to save set value When main screen is active Hold H button for 2 seconds While humidity Set value blinks Use U D buttons to adjust humidity set point When finished adjusting Press H button to save set value When m...

Page 9: ... 50 T H U D 37 7 When main screen is active Press U button and release to check second sensor values and remaining time until next cooling Note Second sensor value will appear if second sensor activated pls check user menu parameters See page10 SnS2 will appear Then second sensor temperature and humidity values will appear Then remaining time until next periodic cooling appear Note remaining time ...

Page 10: ... is a critical parameter Changing this can results in chick looses Please use qualified and calibrated glass or electronic thermometers for calibration purpose Check humidity values regularly f thi f tlo th T H U D uS2 18 T H U D f rtl 28 T H U D f rth 10 T H U D rhl 85 T H U D off T H U D rhh rAt off T H U D rAh 0 0 T H U D hco 0 0 T H U D f tco US2 USB connected device no no connected device th ...

Page 11: ...unction for high low temperature humidity with user adjustable parameters see page 10 Room sensor chip is identical to the main sensor chip of the egg incubator It can also be used as a spare sensor for emergency situations Usb connection can also be used for calibration sensors and Iot module connections Connection device should be selected from user menu Please check user menu parameters see pag...

Page 12: ...umidity must be adjusted to high levels depending on species for last 2 3 day of incubation Installation Connect Humisonic TM reservoir right side of the incubator Place stainless steel Humisonic TM unit into the bottom of the reservoir Use flexible hose to connect Water tank and Humisonic TM reservoir Connect Humisonic TM cable to Humisonic TM adapter Connect adapter to the control panel The floa...

Page 13: ...o incubator set point Ideally 25 30 0 C 77 860 F CAUTION Humidity tray is part of the incubator Always keep it in bottom even empty Advisable to fill one section of humidity tray during setting period and keep full for hatching period last 2 3 day Humidity Tray Keeping water in humidity tray gives many advantages to user and decrease the risk of incubation Humidity tray is backup water supply in c...

Page 14: ... 4 5 6 7 ConturnTM 30 comes with 6 pre installed racks if you have bigger eggs than chicken eggs racks must be adjusted Remove the rack fixing bar 3 and pins 4 Remove main turner bar 5 from motor Adjust the egg racks 2 for your egg size Fix main turning bar 5 to motor arm and racks Fix the rack fixing bar 3 and pins 4 CAUTION Disconnect from power prior to adjusting egg racks CAUTION ConturnTM 30 ...

Page 15: ...CITIES ConturnTM 30 base and main turner bar have holes for adjustments of racks The standard unit includes 6 racks The standard racks can be used for hens and smaller eggs without any change ConturnTM 30 has 13 holes shown below Use hole numbers given above to adjust tray for your egg size CAUTION Racks must be adjusted for biggest size egg that you will set Never set big eggs that can fall down ...

Page 16: ...9 pc quail egg QT13 quail rack is placed directly onto the standard rack and can hold 13 quail eggs This can also be used for eggs smaller than an average quail egg Each rack sold separately QT13 CAUTION Never position eggs with the small end top Eggs must be set small end down or horizontal ...

Page 17: ...r 10 degrees Periodic cooling of goose eggs is advised GT03 4 pc Goose Egg Rack Goose peacock Hole no 2 5 9 12 CS15 CS15 Hatchery Basket sold separately CS15 hatchery baskets allow you to separate different species for hatching 2 units of the CS15 can be used in one shelf instead of CS30 hatchery basket CS30 CS30 Hatchery Basket Transfer eggs to CS30 hatchery baskets for last 2 3 day of incubation...

Page 18: ...onditions and sprays eggs with warm water then place eggs in the incubator again To automate the process Cimuka uses Active Periodic Cooling APC with 2 different modes to simulate natural behavior All alarms for temperature and humidity will be off during this time After APC is complete temperature and humidity will return to preset standards 1 clt Cooling for a time mode System turns off heat and...

Page 19: ...models Example for a system working on 99 8 F system cools up to 84 8 F 99 8 15 0 cth waiting time in cooling set point minute Waiting time of system in cooling set point cth is only active in clS mode cPr cSt 15 0 T H U D FSt 30 T H U D cth 180 T H U D hct on T H U D chu 10 T H U D 80 T H U D hct max cooling time minute Heater humidifier cut off time for clt mode Maximum cooling time for clS mode...

Page 20: ...d data FSt 15 0 F 15 0 15 0 15 0 Waiting time in cooling set point cth 20 min 10 minutes 8th to 13th 20 minutes 14th to 18th 10 minutes 8th to 15th 25 minutes 16th to 25th 10 min 8th to 14th 20 minutes 15th to 21th 40 minutes 22th to 27th Max cooling time hct 120 min 120 minutes 150 minutes 180 minutes Humidification chu on on on on Humidification Time cht 10 min 10 15 15 Max humidity during humid...

Page 21: ...fication chu on Humidification Time cht 10 min Max humidity during humidification chh 80 RH Cooling fan activation cFn on only for models equipped with humidifier only for models equipped with cooling fan System repeats APC behavior every cPr time In a power outage cooling cycle time cPr is not reset It will continue from last recorded time Example if there is an 1 hour power cut the next cooling ...

Page 22: ...last 3 day of incubation then transferred to CS30 hatchery baskets for last 3 days of incubation CT series also offers Setter S and Hatcher H models in 3 different capacities from 60 to 180 chicken egg Using a separate hatcher gives users advantage to work with exact temperature and humidity values for embryo needs And also a separate hatcher decreases microbial cross contamination risk between eg...

Page 23: ...ggs can be set partially and periodically Eggs must be transferred to hatchery baskets for last 2 days of incubation During last 2 set values at hatching values even you have eggs in setting period In partial setting the time between sets must be minimum 5 days Day8 Day15 Day20 Eggs set at day1 are transfered to hatchery basket at day 20 and new eggs can be set to empty part T H U D 70 7 days SH t...

Page 24: ...s chicken incubation time 21 days Species Date of Number of Hatchability Notes Hatching times Early middle and late death problem in chicks Set Transfer Hatching Eggs Fertile Eggs chicks Quail 1 1 2000 15 1 2000 18 1 2000 25 20 19 95 16 17 days hatch 1 early death Hen 5 1 2000 23 1 2000 26 1 2000 5 4 4 100 20 21 days hatch Incorrect incubation settings Turning problems Very low or very high incuba...

Page 25: ...re part changing s must be carried out only by a qualified person CAUTION Never use water higher than 50 C 122 F for cleaning Electrical parts must be kept dry during cleaning Internal parts of cabinet and egg trays must be cleaned after every hatch with a proper sanitary solution Apply recommended sanitation methods and chemicals for cleaning If you are using your model seasonally after egg seaso...

Page 26: ...60Hz as ordered Product Information Used electrical and electronic equipment WEEE should not be mixed with general household waste For proper treatment recovery and recycling please take this product s to designated collection points where it will be accepted free of charge Disposing of this product correctly will help save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human hea...

Page 27: ...3 day Hatching Humidity last 2 3 day Chicken 21 37 7 C0 99 8 F RH 50 55 37 2 C0 99 0 F RH 65 70 Turkey 28 37 5 C0 99 5 F RH 50 55 37 0 C0 98 6 F RH 65 70 Quail 17 37 7 C0 99 8 F RH 50 55 37 3 C0 99 1 F RH 65 70 Partridge 24 37 5 C0 99 5 F RH 50 55 37 0 C0 98 6 F RH 65 70 Pheasant 24 37 7 C0 99 8 F RH 55 60 37 2 C0 99 0 F RH 70 75 Duck 28 37 5 C0 99 5 F RH 55 60 37 0 C0 98 6 F RH 70 75 Goose 30 37 ...

Page 28: ...28 CT SERIES Cimuka Kulucka Makineleri ve Ekipmanlari Ltd Sti 1214 Sok 21 3 Ostim Yenimahalle ANKARA TURKEY 90 312 349 55 66 90 312 348 1111 cimuka cimuka com www cimuka com ...

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