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Automatic Egg Incubator 128 Eggs (Hobby)
Fully automatic incubator for 128 eggs in two pull-out drawers, with automatic turning, LED candler and digital temperature control. Runs on mains or a 12V battery.
R2,995 incl VAT
Item no. incub 128 · 12-month warranty · In stock in Midrand
- Fully automatic: digital temperature control and automatic egg turning
- Two pull-out egg drawers
- Built-in LED candler to check the eggs
- Runs on AC 220V or DC 12V: connect a 12V battery during load-shedding
- Low power use: 80W
- Includes accessories; price includes VAT
- For chicken, duck, quail and other poultry eggs
Hatching to sell? Plastic hobby incubators have a short life and lose heat quickly without power. For a business, start with the 180 egg industrial incubator.
Specifications
| Capacity | 128 chicken eggs (more quail eggs) |
|---|---|
| Control | Microcomputer, digital display |
| Egg turning | Automatic |
| Item no. | incub 128 |
| Power | 80W |
| Voltage | AC 220V or DC 12V |
| Layout | 2 pull-out drawers |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Questions
Can it run on a battery during load-shedding?
Yes. It runs on AC 220V or DC 12V, so you can connect a 12V battery. Ask us how to connect it.
Does it hatch as well as incubate?
Yes. Eggs incubate and hatch in the same machine, like under a real hen. Stop turning 3 days before hatch day.
What happens in a power cut?
Plastic hobby incubators lose heat quickly. Keep the lid closed and cover the machine with a blanket, leaving the air holes open. See our load-shedding page for backup power options.
Delivery, collection & payment
- In stock in Midrand: pay and collect the same day (Mon–Fri, 9am–4pm)
- Courier delivery anywhere in South Africa (quoted with your order)
- Export to Botswana, Namibia, Eswatini, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Mozambique
- Pay by EFT or at our office. Goods are released once payment has cleared
Before you start
- Read our free step-by-step hatching guide
- Power cuts? See incubators and load-shedding
- Add an LED egg tester, brooder light and chick drinkers