12 Egg Incubator for Hatching Eggs Automatic Egg Incubator with Temp Humidity Control, Auto Turner LED Candler for Chicken Duck Quail Goose Eggs (Green)

It is quite large and features a system for turning the eggs; it works perfectly. I liked the product—it is of high quality.

My old incubator only did 8 eggs. It required me to open it up and turn the eggs by hand at least twice a day. It also required me to fill up this little trap (that often leaked) and spray the eggs about 3 times every day. The last two eggs on every batch that I did, never hatched. I question whether the heat distribution was poor in that section and the reason why that happened. This product does 12 eggs, automatically humidifies with its own tiny motor, and also rotate its eggs for you. If the temperature or humidity get outside of its parameters, an annoying little alarm will go off to notify you that something is amiss. It is pretty much a set and forget until the water runs out. I suspect it could last 7 days, but I always end up filling it after 5 (but I am using the bottle that was included). If you used your own water bottle (that was large enough) you could probably go the entire 24 days (I let it go a few extra days just in case I have a straggler). The product is very quiet. Way quieter than my old cheap incubator. My fridge is definitely louder than this thing, and my microwave is probably louder as well. The motor for the humidifier is slightly louder than the device, and it sounds like weird insects, or maybe a group of frogs. The first time I heard it, I questioned what the heck was going on. I don’t know how well the Candler works, because I have Rhode Island reds, and their eggs are so dark that I’m never able to see if there’s something inside. Also, if I open up the lid for more than 30 seconds, I’m almost guaranteed to have the annoying alarm go off. The set up is pretty easy. You just take this tube that has these little attachments on it, and attach them inside the motor. Then you attach the longer hose to the attachment you just installed, and put the other end of the hose inside a container that has water in it. Then you are supposed to run it for 2 to 3 hours to make sure that it is the proper temperature and humidity before adding the eggs. When you add the eggs, the alarm is guaranteed to go off because it is impossible to put 12 eggs in there without the temperature dropping a little bit. I was not expecting the alarm to go off, so it did startle me a bit (I didn’t even know it had an alarm until that moment). The confusing part is setting the days. I thought I was setting what day it is in the process. For instance, I thought that setting day 1, meant today is when I started. It turns out that you were actually setting the product for how many days you want it to run, and then it automatically declares that now is day one. I had to reset it and change it a few times before I figured that out. So even though I am on day 12, it thinks it’s on day 9 because it took me a few days to finally get the thing to work properly. Overall, it requires a little bit of a learning curve to figure out the settings. The alarm is a little annoying, because it goes off too often, for two small of deviations. The device itself is so quiet you don’t even realize it’s there, until you hear the weird insect noises coming from the water motor. It is a lot less of a hassle than my old incubator that required me to monitor it constantly each day.

So far it works well, some things to note though, the instructions don't actually tell you how to use it, nor do they really explain the settings. Im relying on my side research and messing with buttons to get it figured out. Also the candeling light is not strong enough for thicker eggshells from the farm birds I get my eggs from.

I recently purchased the 12 Egg Digital Egg Incubator and I have to say, it has exceeded my expectations! Here’s a breakdown of my experience: - **User-Friendly Design**: The layout is intuitive, making it simple for a beginner like me to figure out. The digital display is clear, showing temperature and humidity levels at a glance. - **Precision Temperature & Humidity Control**: I was really impressed by how accurately it maintains the temperature and humidity settings. It has made the incubation process feel more reliable, which is essential for successful hatching. - **Auto Turner Feature**: The automatic egg turning function is a game changer! It rotates the eggs every couple of hours, and I love that it has an adjustable gear. This feature saves me a lot of time and effort. - **Hatching Days Display**: This is such a helpful addition! The incubator allows you to set the hatching days, which makes tracking the incubation period much easier. It's reassuring to have a visual reminder of how much time is left. - **Stylish Appearance**: I also appreciate the bright orange and yellow colors. It not only stands out in my workspace but also has a cheerful vibe that adds to the egg-hatching experience. - **Versatile Use**: I’ve successfully hatched both chicken and duck eggs using this incubator, and it works well for both. I've also read it can accommodate goose eggs, which is a plus for those with different bird species. - **Affordable Price**: Given the features and performance, the price is very reasonable. It feels like a solid investment for anyone interested in hatching their own eggs at home. Overall, I highly recommend the 12 Egg Digital Egg Incubator. It’s efficient, easy to use, and perfect for both beginners and experienced hatchers. I’m excited to see what the next batch of eggs will bring!

I liked the ease of use. The incubator helps to ensure that hatching conditions are perfect with proper temperature, turning and humidity levels. I found that the turning mechanism is gentle and I did not feel concerned at all about potential harm to the eggs. There is an integrated display on the incubator that allows for monitoring which I liked a lot compared to the blind trust some other incubators ask you to put in them. It is detailed and just makes me feel so much more confident. It is a very common feature, but I liked having the integrated candling light in this unit: the light works well and we found that the candler did a good job of allowing us to peek inside the shell with almost no heat that would endanger the chick. The tray size is large and allows for enough room between the eggs. Luckily, you don't need to fill up the entire egg capacity for it to work properly. Overall, I like this because of how easy it is to use and how polished it felt to use.

This 12-egg incubator is a sophisticated and user-friendly system designed to provide the precise environmental conditions necessary for successful hatching. With its integrated automation and clear monitoring tools, it is an excellent choice for hobbyists and small-scale poultry keepers looking to hatch a variety of bird species with confidence. Pros: Advanced Climate Control: The digital interface provides real-time tracking of temperature and humidity, ensuring the internal environment remains stable for optimal embryo development. Automatic Egg Turning: This feature mimics natural nesting behavior by gently rotating the eggs at set intervals, preventing the yolk from sticking and promoting healthy growth. Versatile Species Support: The tray design is suitable for hatching 12 eggs from various birds, including chickens, ducks, geese, and even smaller quail or pigeon eggs. External Hydration System: It includes an external water bottle attachment that allows you to maintain humidity levels without opening the lid and disrupting the internal temperature. Built-In LED Candler: The integrated high-intensity light on the control panel allows you to easily monitor egg fertility and development throughout the incubation period. Cons: Humidity Fine-Tuning: Depending on your local climate, you may need to adjust the water flow slightly to find the "sweet spot" for the specific humidity requirements of different bird species. Ambient Temperature Sensitivity: For the best results, the unit should be kept in a room with a consistent temperature away from drafts or direct sunlight to help the internal heater work efficiently. Conclusion: This is a high-quality and reliable incubator that takes much of the guesswork out of the hatching process. The combination of automatic turning, integrated candling, and precise digital monitoring makes it a highly practical and effective tool for any aspiring backyard farmer.

有精卵を入手する機会があり、自宅で孵化させてみたいと思いインキュベーターを探していました。温度と湿度の管理を自動でやってくれるものがいいという条件で、こちらを選びました。 温度・湿度がデジタルディスプレイにリアルタイムで表示されるので、状態の確認が一目でできます。設定値からずれるとアラームが鳴る仕組みなので、異常に気づかないまま放置してしまうリスクが減ります。 加湿は外部の水容器からホースで自動給水する仕組みで、セットアップはホースをモーターと水容器につなぐだけです。水の補充は5〜7日に1回程度で済むとのことで、毎日こまめに確認しなくても管理できるのは助かります。 手動で1日2回転がす手間がなくなるのは、長い孵化期間を通じてかなりの負担軽減になります。孵化日数のカウンター機能もついているので、今何日目かを把握しやすいです。 内蔵の検卵ライトで卵の発育状況を確認できるのも便利で、途中で発育しているかどうかを定期的にチェックできます。最大12個まで収容できるサイズで、鶏卵だけでなくうずら卵にも対応しているとのことで、使い方の幅があります。 初めての孵化挑戦でも管理のしやすい設計で、毎日の観察が楽しみになっています。

I've tried more than a dozen incubators in my lifetime (both manual and fully automatic - and a few hybrids). Everything from a 1950's model to an expensive multinational brand (Hov******). So far, i like this one best of the fully automatic units. And here's why: Capacity: you can easily do fewer eggs in a hatch, but you can't do more than your incubator will hold. Having one with a 26 egg capacity reduces the number of batches you must dining a year. And if you want to do a test of just a few eggs, you can do that to. It comes with a quail/pigeon egg tray. Being able to swap trays (included) is a big bonus of this system. It allows you to swap between species quite easily and could only be made better by also having some larger eggs trays included too. It is rare to find one suitable for goose eggs. You CAN use this one, just only put 8 eggs in it and you should be fine. The listing gives few details about the incubator and it's capacity and ability - mich to its detriment. Many of the features are only revealed once you have familiarized yourself with the controls. These are not great. There are simpler ways to get the same result. And the new user (especially those new to hatching) may find them clunky and cumbersome. But persist and they will become clear. Toe doesn't warn you, bit you should run the unit for 24 hours BEFORE putting eggs in it especially valuable eggs. Perhaps start with some barnyard mix eggs for your first batch and save the rare breed eggs for your 2nd try. I would buy one of these units if any of my existing incubators dies on me. It is a good investment in future meat and eggs.

The QVKHPCL egg incubator is a comprehensive solution for hobbyists, providing everything required to start hatching immediately. The 12-egg capacity is perfect for small-scale projects involving chickens, ducks, or quail. I found the automatic egg turner reliable, and the built-in LED candle makes monitoring embryo development effortless. The digital display is clear, allowing for precise temperature and humidity tracking, while the external water filling system prevents heat loss during refills. Its transparent 360-degree view offers a great educational experience. It’s a well-constructed, "set and forget" unit that simplifies the complex hatching process.