132-Egg Automatic Incubator – Chicken, Duck, Quail & Goose
132-Egg Fully Automatic Incubator – Hatch Chicken, Duck, Goose, Quail & Pigeon Eggs
Take the guesswork out of egg hatching with this high-capacity, fully automatic incubator. Designed for home use and farm environments alike, it holds up to 132 chicken eggs and features intelligent auto-temperature control, automatic egg turning, automatic ventilation, and automatic water filling — all working together to deliver hatch rates of up to 98%. Simply load your eggs, plug it in, and let the machine do the rest.
Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
- Large 132-Egg Capacity: Accommodates 132 chicken eggs, 95 duck eggs, 72 goose eggs, 210 pigeon eggs, or 34 quail eggs — universal egg tray fits all sizes without manual adjustment.
- Fully Automatic Operation: Auto egg turning, auto temperature control, auto ventilation, and auto water filling keep the incubation environment optimal at all times.
- Digital Temperature Control: Precision temperature sensor maintains consistent warmth throughout the entire hatching cycle for superior hatch rates.
- 4-Duct / 8-Outlet Air Circulation: Circulation design with 4 air ducts and 8 outlets ensures no dead zones — uniform temperature and humidity throughout the machine.
- Dual Power Supply: Supports 220V/110V AC and 12V DC backup — connect your own 12V battery (not included) to keep the incubator running during power outages.
- Drawer Structure: Convenient pull-out drawer design makes loading eggs, checking progress, and cleaning easy and efficient.
- One-Click Multi-Species Mode: Switch hatching settings for different poultry types with a single click — no complicated adjustments needed.
- Compact & Lightweight: Dimensions 70×66×25 cm, weighing only 1.75 kg — easy to place on a countertop, shelf, or farm table.
Specifications
| Egg Capacity | 132 chicken / 95 duck / 72 goose / 210 pigeon / 34 quail |
| Power | 80W |
| Voltage | 220V/110V AC + 12V DC backup |
| Material | Polypropylene (PP) plastic |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 70 × 66 × 25 cm |
| Weight | 1.75 kg |
| Country of Origin | Mainland China |
Hatching Tips for Best Results
- Use fresh fertilized eggs that are 4–7 days old for optimal hatch rates.
- Store eggs at 10–15°C before incubation.
- In the final 3 days of incubation, remove the egg tray, place eggs in the hatching basket, set temperature to 37.6°C, maintain humidity above 75%, and lightly mist the eggshells with warm water 3–4 times daily.
- After hatching, leave chicks inside until their feathers are fully dry before transferring to a brooder box.
What's in the Box
- 1 × Automatic Egg Incubator
- 1 × Power Cord
- 1 × Incubation Technical Manual
- Note: 12V battery not included.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this egg incubator fully automatic, or does it need manual monitoring?
A: This 132-egg incubator is fully automatic — it handles temperature regulation, egg turning, ventilation, and water filling on its own. As long as it remains powered, you do not need to manually intervene during the incubation process.
Q: Can this incubator hatch different types of poultry eggs?
A: Yes! The universal egg tray supports chicken eggs (up to 132), duck eggs (95), goose eggs (72), pigeon eggs (210), and quail eggs (34). Simply select the one-click species mode for the type of egg you are hatching — no complicated adjustments required.
Q: What should I do if there is a power outage during incubation?
A: This automatic incubator features a dual power supply — it runs on 220V/110V AC mains and also supports a 12V DC battery backup (battery not included). Connecting a 12V battery ensures the machine continues operating seamlessly during any power interruption, protecting your hatch.
Q: How much electricity does this incubator use?
A: The incubator runs at 80W. Operating 24 hours a day, power consumption is very modest. In lower ambient temperatures, consumption may be slightly higher as the heater works to maintain optimal internal warmth.