Brinsea

Brinsea OvaView High Intensity Egg Candler

A brighter version of the OvaView candler for dark or mottled shells such as Marans and quail eggs. Two rings are included for standard and small eggs; batteries are not.

  • Extra-bright LED
  • Standard and small sealing rings
  • Handheld or tabletop use

Best for Candling dark and quail eggs

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Specifications

Light typeExtra-bright high-efficiency LED
Power4 rechargeable AA batteries (not included)
Best shellsDark or mottled (Marans, quail, pheasant)

As stated by the maker or seller. Specs can change between batches and sellers; confirm on the listing.

From the maker

  • Egg Checker Light: Poultry candler lamp uses an extra bright, high efficiency LED light to monitor the development of embryos in eggs that have darker or mottled shells like marans, quails, pheasants
  • Zero Heat Damage: Egg candler features high spec LED illumination, which provides bright, cool light so there's no risk of overheating or damage to the embryo when monitoring development
  • Convenient Tester: Egg inspection light is battery powered with 4 rechargeable AA batteries (NOT included) for optimal convenience; Easily check for egg viability
  • Easy-to-Use Candler: High intensity egg lamp for inspecting embryo development can be handheld or placed on a flat work surface, and is operated with the push of a button
  • Includes: 1 OvaView high intensity egg candler, standard flexible black ring plus a small ring to seal against the egg shell

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Full listing title: Brinsea OvaView High Intensity Egg Candler to Monitor Embryo Development | Poultry candler lamp uses extra-bright, high-efficiency LED to monitor embryos in darker or mottled-shell eggs like quails