CHIKERS Incubator for Hatching Chicken Eggs with Egg Candler, Automatic Temperature and Humidity Control (12 Eggs) - Hen egg incubator - Chick, Duck, Quail, Goose and Reptile brooder
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Features
- HIGH HATCH RATE - Configured with automatic temperature control, a sensitive control panel that adjusts the optimum temperature for egg development. It has a high hatching rate due to the circular design of the hot air duct, which maintains a constant temperature in all directions.
- AUTOMATIC ROTATION SYSTEM - The incubator includes a motor that automatically rotates the eggs, of different sizes, to heat them evenly and improve hatchability. Therefore there is no need to open it, thus avoiding water loss and saving a lot of time.
- TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CONTROL - Its design allows you to control the temperature intelligently to achieve an ideal environment for the eggs, also the shape of the incubator ensures a superb homogenization of humidity and temperature, avoiding at all times that excess water affects the hatching of the eggs.
- INTUITIVE AND EASY TO USE - Simple operation and ideal for hobbies, educational activities and any professional or domestic use. It is intended for laboratory observation or home incubation of small birds easily, safely and efficiently. Suitable for chicken, quail, partridge, canary, duck and pigeon eggs.
- SMART DESIGN - Transparent and visible incubator designed with highly efficient LED lights for a clearer and more detailed view of egg development. It features an efficient and user-friendly control panel, which displays the temperature and different controls and indicators that will allow you to manage everything easily.
Package Dimensions: 14.76 x 10.2 x 6.61 inches
Item Weight: 3.65 pounds
Manufacturer: PACERIN
Item model number: 1
Date First Available: January 11, 2023
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Pros & Cons (purchased/used/reviewed TWO of these incubators) Pro - easy to use, price is right, fits the number of eggs listed (I was going for quail and it fit 35 as stated) Cons - Temperature can only be increased in 1 degree increments (can't set at 99.5 or 100.5 which is what quail need). The unit has no humidity reader and the temperature is off substantially. I ordered 4 hydrometeres. About ½ way into the hatch on the first batch (day 10), and day 5 of the hatch on the 2nd batch, the 4 hydrometers I ordered finally arrived. I calibrated the hydrometer to make sure the humidity reading was correct. I left all four out on the counter for about 12 hours and all 4 read temperatures and humidities within .02 degrees of each other (so all pretty much read the same humidity & temperature which meant all 4 were reading the same). I then placed one each inside each incubator. I was SHOCKED to see that the temperature on the hydrometers ran THREE degrees cooler than the set temperature of the incubator. I originally had the temperature set at 100 which was only generating an internal temperature of 97.2 SO MUCH FOR A GOOD HATCH RATE !! In reality, the incubator had to be set at 103 for the hydrometers to read an internal incubator temp of 99.4 in one incubator and 99.2 in the other. ( Hydrometers were set at the same height as the top of the eggs and the same height as the temperature prob on the incubator unit.). During the evening/night, the temperature on both dropped to 97! (even set at 103!). This was likely due to me lowering my home A/C to 74 while sleeping but...come on...it shouldn't have impacted it that much! 103 is the HIGHEST setting and it just isn't allowing it to reach the required temp. I even used the enclosed styrofoam and kept it wrapped. I ended up having to move it outside (I'm in Florida so it's HOT). Had it in my screened room (no direct sun exposure). Temperature STILL dropped at night. On top of that, I looked high and low for a vent/hole (for oxygen). Couldn't find one. Even sent a inquiry ("ask a question*) and received no feedback from the lister. FINALLY found the vent holes. Guess where??? ON THE BOTTOM! So...if you are sitting this on a counertop of anywhere at all, you are blocking the ability for oxygen to get in your incubator. You MUST leave the bottom in the styrofoam so that it is elevated...there is a cut out in the styrofoam to allow air to reach the holes. WHY DON'T THEY TELL YOU THIS??? Hatech rate was terrible. 1st hatch was 40%, second hatch (again, I had two of these units) was only 25%. Bought a Little Giant and my next hatch rate was 78% ADVISE: Buy a few hydrometers -more than one. Calibrate all of them and leave them out long enough to make sure they are all reading the same temperature THEN put them in the incubator and TRUST your hydrometers....not the incubator reading. Adjust the incubator temperature until the hydrometer shows the temperature you are looking for THEN begin adding your eggs. You will need to babysit the temperature constantly. Or.....just buy a Little Giant!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2023 by Jennifer Seely
Always keep a separate thermometer and humidity reader inside any incubator you use to verify! This machine needed to be on 103 to read 99 on the inside. I ordered 20 fertile quail eggs from a very reputable farm. My toddler broke one before I added them to the incubator so only 19 went in. Out of that 15 hatched. That’s a very good hatch rate for mail ordered eggs! I will say keeping the humidity stable was an obstacle. I found it worked easier for me to use bottle caps with water instead of filling the bottom. During lockdown where a higher humidity is needed I used a clean spaghetti jar lid. My quail are 1 week old now. Once they mature and I have my own fertile eggs I’ll incubate some as well. Seems to be a good purchase for the price!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by Katie R Katie R
Me dio resultado
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023 by Luis O.
This arrived in good shape, all pieces were intackt, however, I have not used it yet.
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2023 by vinitabound
The media could not be loaded. This incubator is fantastic and lives up to my expectations. While it may not be a professional-grade incubator, it still effectively hatches eggs if you have the necessary knowledge. It maintains temperature exceptionally well and does an excellent job of turning the eggs. The plastic is surprisingly thicker than anticipated, making it more durable compared to other inexpensive incubators I've used or seen. Additionally, it's worth checking on it a couple of times a day, but you can go a few days without worrying, which is convenient. All in all, it's a remarkable product!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2023 by Joaquin laso
The media could not be loaded. This is my first chick and I am super happy and am looking forward to more eggs hatching. This incubator works very well if you follow the instructions so I totaly recommend it.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2023 by Jennifer
This is my first time incubating eggs. I have no experience and randomly thought it was a good idea to do it as a way of learning for my 3 year old son. Buying an incubator was very tricky because almost none, cheap or expensive, had such splendid reviews. This is most likely because egg incubation depends not only on the incubator, but also on external factors. I hatched 9 eggs and got 9 chicks! People I know who have done this before had assured me that I would lose some of the eggs and not all of them would hatch. Well, they all hatched!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2023 by Alberto
Hard to fill the water channels because you have to remove the eggs in order to tell how many channels you fill Although none of mine hatched I am going to try again
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2023 by jo ann smith