Description
Automatic Chicken Egg Incubator for 24 Eggs, Quail and Duck Poultry Hatching
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No more round-the-clock turning: the sliding tray keeps this egg hatcher turning eggs on its own schedule.
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A steady start for first-timers: automatic turning and even heat make this the incubator for hatching eggs a first hatch can rely on.
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Room for a full clutch: hatch up to 24 eggs from chickens, ducks, quail, or geese in one batch.
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Humidity stays steady: top off water through the side hole without opening the lid or losing heat.
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One screen, the whole picture: the LED display tracks temperature, humidity, hatching day and turning status together.
Watching a batch of eggs turn into chirping chicks in your own kitchen is one of the most rewarding projects a backyard flock owner can take on, and it starts with an automatic chicken egg incubator that does the hard part for you. Load up to 24 eggs from chickens, ducks, quail, geese, or other poultry, set the temperature once, and the sliding tray keeps every egg turning on its own schedule, so a missed overnight turn does not have to cost you a hatch.
Inside the ABS housing, the right-side LED display reads out temperature and humidity together so you can check the hatch at a glance. Because the same tray and turning system are not species-specific, this automatic egg hatcher runs just as well as a quail egg incubator for a clutch of quail eggs, or a goose egg incubator when the eggs are bigger. Keepers who also raise snakes or tortoises use it as a reptile egg incubator, since the steady heat suits any egg that needs a constant temperature, all from a standard 110V outlet.
Why choose Tuzwa
Automatic Egg Incubator
| Feature |
Tuzwa |
Others |
| Automatic turning tray for all eggs |
✓ |
✕ |
| Holds 24 eggs in one batch |
✓ |
Smaller batch |
| LED display tracks temperature, humidity |
✓ |
Basic dial |
| Side hole refills water, no lid lift |
✓ |
✕ |
| Works for chicken, duck, quail eggs |
✓ |
Varies |
| 30-day easy returns |
✓ |
Varies |
Key Features
This incubator for chicken eggs also gets the basics right for a first attempt:
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Fully Automatic Egg Turning: a sliding tray moves each egg through its turn cycle on its own, and lifts out easily whenever the incubator needs cleaning.
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Large Capacity: one batch holds 24 eggs at a time, with room enough for duck, chicken, bird, quail, gosling, and even ostrich eggs.
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Simple Humidity Control: a small water hole on the side lets you refill without lifting the lid, so the internal temperature and humidity inside the box stay steady.
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Intelligent Temperature Control: the right-side LED display shows and adjusts temperature and humidity together, keeping conditions right for hatching.
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Combined Status Display: a single screen tracks temperature, humidity, hatching day, and the egg-turning cycle in one place.
Specifications
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Color: Yellow & Transparent
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Weight: 131.57oz / 1676g
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Dimensions: 15.35 x 9.45 x 4.72 in / 39 x 24 x 12 cm (L x W x H)
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Temperature Range: 68°F (20°C) ~ 104°F (40°C)
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Voltage: AC 110V
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Frequency: 50Hz/60Hz
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Power: 60W
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Incubation Quantity: 24 Pcs
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Plug Type: US Standard
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Suitable for: Quail, Goose, Chicken, Duck, Pigeon, Sparrow, Snake, Tortoise, Etc
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Material: ABS
Package Includes:
Right for you if
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✓You have never hatched eggs before — the automatic turning tray runs the process for you
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✓You keep more than one kind of poultry — up to 24 chicken, duck, quail, or goose eggs fit in one batch
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✓You do not want to lift the lid to add water — a side hole tops off humidity without opening it
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✓You want one screen to track the whole hatch — temperature, humidity, hatching day and turning status together
If two or more of these sound like you, this is the one.
FAQs
Q: How many eggs can this chicken egg hatcher hold at once?
A: Up to 24 eggs from chickens, ducks, quail, or geese, all under one automatic turning tray.
Q: Can I use this as an incubator for quail eggs?
A: Yes, the same turning tray also works for chicken, duck, and goose eggs, up to 24 at a time.
Q: Is this suitable poultry farming equipment for a small flock?
A: Yes, it plugs into a 110V outlet, needs only counter space, and holds up to 24 eggs.
Q: How do I add humidity without opening the incubator?
A: Add water through the side hole; the internal temperature and humidity stay steady.
Q: What temperature range does the display show?
A: 68 to 104 degrees F, set and checked on the LED display at a glance.
