HovaBator Starter Egg Incubator Combo Kit

Invented by G.Q.F. Manufacturing Co. over 30 years ago, the Hova-Bator is still considered by many to be the WORLD’S BEST SMALL INCUBATOR, and among the most economical incubators available. The circulated air Hova-Bator uses a slower speed, gentle flow fan to hold a more uniform temperature. The gentle flow fan provides enough air movement to keep a constant temperature, but helps prevent dehydration of the eggs. It uses FORCED AIR FLOW, where the radiant heat tube gently warms the inside of the incubator while the fan draws fresh air from the bottom vents and circulates it throughout. Since heat rises, temperatures can vary up to 5 degrees inside the Still Air Hova-Bator. However, with the Incubator Warehouse Gentle Flow Fan kit installed, the incubator holds a more constant temperature, minimizing hot and cold spots. This ultimately leads to improved hatch rates.

This model has a mesh screen to support the eggs for a safe hatch. The forced air flow assists with the drying of the chicks after they hatch. This incubator is manufactured of durable Styrofoam that efficiently retains the heat produced by the 25 watt heating element. It also includes two 4x6 inch windows on top for viewing, as well as high sidewalls to keep birds inside when the lid is removed. The reliable wafer thermostat is a proven, accurate technology that produces great hatch results. This incubator can hold approximately 46 chicken, 188 quail, 90 pheasant, and 40 turkey or duck eggs. Additional accessories can be purchased to enhance the hatch rate and overall experience. These include: an automatic egg turner, an Incu-Bright egg candler, and an IncuTherm Plus thermometer/hygrometer. As always, all of our products are covered by our Two Year IncuCare Warranty. Purchase today with no worries and experience the Incubator Warehouse fan installed Hova-Bator incubator for yourself. 

User Guide [PDF]

International Customers

This incubator uses 110 Volt AC Power. For international customers (220/240V) please purchase the Incubator Warehouse international power converter to maintain product warranty.

Purchase is for Egg Turner ONLY, incubator base not included.

The IncuTurn™ for HovaBator has been carefully engineered and tested and will fit all current HovaBator desktop incubators**.  The universal egg tray holds any size egg, saving you from purchasing expensive egg racks for different egg sizes.  The automatic egg turner gently rolls the eggs six times per day, which prevents the yolk from settling while exercising the embryo.  This rolling action is very similar to how eggs are turned in nature.  The universal egg tray can hold 42 Chicken*, 70 Quail*,  or 28 Goose eggs*.  Installing the IncuTurn™ for HovaBator is a breeze, simply slide the motor clip over the edge of the incubator and attach the turning tray and you’re ready to start incubating.  This product is a direct replacement for all HovaBator Egg Turners (including models 1611 & 1610).  110V AC Power.

As always, all of our products are covered by our Two-year Hassle-free IncuCare Warranty. Purchase today with no worries and experience the IncuTurn™ for HovaBator for yourself.

*Capacity may vary based on egg size
**Works with all current style HovaBator Incubators, does not work with the older blocky, square style incubators
HOVABATOR QUAIL EGG RACKS (6) are not compatible with the IncuTurn Egg Turner

Product Instructions:

IncuTurn 

This is a printed version of our 4 Part of our Intro to Hatching YouTube Series (see video links below)

• Illustrated Guide to Hatching
• Basic introduction to incubating eggs and brooding chicks
• Product has references to our products but is overall very educational and informational
• 28 Pages
• See Pictures for a sneak peak

YouTube Video Series

• Intro to Hatching Part 1/4: Setup
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqnbL8qTvaI&t
• Intro to Hatching Part 2/4: Incubation Period
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq8NvC2mH0U&t
• Intro to Hatching Part 3/4: Hatching Period
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3JzvNvvRpU&t
• Intro to Hatching Part 4/4: After Hatch
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7gtp3QQWgY&t