128-Egg Automatic Dual-Layer AC/DC Fully Incubator and Hatcher
KSh13,500.00
Here is the quick, scannable spec profile for a 128-egg automatic incubator:
The Quick Specs
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Capacity: 128 chicken eggs ($2 \times 64\text{-egg}$ stacked layers). Fits ~200 quail or ~80 duck eggs.
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Dimensions: ~19″ × 19″ × 15″ (48 cm × 48 cm × 38 cm).
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Power: 100W–120W (Dual Power: 110V/220V wall plug + 12V battery backup).
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Egg Turning: Dual-layer automatic 360° roller trays spinning every 2 hours.
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Airflow: Multi-fan internal circulation to ensure even heat across both layers.
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Controls: Digital panel tracking temperature, humidity, and a hatch-day countdown.
The 128-Egg Incubator is essentially a double-decker version of the 64-egg model. It uses a dual-layer stacking system to double your hatching capacity while taking up roughly the same amount of counter space.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification Details |
| Egg Capacity | 128 Chicken eggs (64 eggs per layer). Fits ~200 quail eggs or ~80 duck eggs total. |
| Design | Double-layer detachable stacking system (can be converted into a single layer if needed). |
| Dual Power Input (AC/DC) |
Mains: 110V–240V AC Backup: 12V DC (automative battery clamps included). |
| Power Consumption | 100W to 120W (slightly higher than the single layer due to the extra volume). |
| Egg Turning Mechanism | Individual 360° automatic roller trays on each layer (rotates every 2 hours). |
| Climate Control | Digital microcomputer tracking temperature ($\pm0.1^\circ\text{C}$) and humidity ($\pm4\%$ RH). |
| Average Dimensions | Approx. 19″ × 19″ × 15″ (48 cm × 48 cm × 38 cm) — adds about 6–7 inches of height compared to the 64-egg model. |
| Weight | ~21 lbs (9.5 kg) empty. |
Key Operational Features
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Dual-Zone Circulation: Features multiple built-in fans to pull warm air down from the top heating element and push it evenly across both the top and bottom layers, ensuring no cold spots.
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Detachable Top Tier: If you are running a smaller batch, you can physically remove the top layer and connect the control lid directly to the bottom base, turning it into a 64-egg unit to save power.
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Staggered Hatching: Because it has two independent layers, some breeders use the top layer for setting (days 1–18) and move eggs to the bottom layer basket for hatching (days 19–21).
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