IncuKit™ XL for Cabinet Incubators 220V

$92.99

Thermostat

IncuStat™ Basic for IncuKit XL

220/240V Fan/Heater Units

1 x 125 Watt Fan/Heater Unit 2 x 125 Watt Fan/Heater Unit

IncuKit™ XL for Cabinet Incubators 220V

$92.99

Thermostat

IncuStat™ Basic for IncuKit XL

220/240V Fan/Heater Units

1 x 125 Watt Fan/Heater Unit 2 x 125 Watt Fan/Heater Unit
  • 220 Volt International Version.  Click here to see the 110 North America Version
  • All-in-one thermostat, heater, fan control unit
  • For Mid-Size & Cabinet Incubators
  • Digital electronic pre-set (99.5 F) thermostat
  • Option to use 1 or 2 heater and fan modules (125 watts or 250 watts)
  • Integrated heaters with safety thermal switch included
  • Large high output axial fan with safety guard
  • Mounting hardware & operating instructions included
  • IncubatorWarehouse.com's 2 Year IncuCare Warranty
Description More Information FAQ Instructions

The IncuKit™ XL 220V is a powerful, all-in-one heater unit designed for larger cabinet incubators. It provides precise temperature control and optimized airflow system to ensure consistent and successful egg hatching. Ideal for farmers and hobbyists seeking a most reliable hatching setup, this unit is perfect for enhancing your current hatching system or building a custom one.

Product Description

If you're managing a cabinet incubator, maintaining stable conditions during the incubation period is key. The IncuKit™ XL 220V solves this by delivering a fully integrated solution—combining heating, airflow, and digital controls into one unit. Built specifically for cabinet-style incubators, this system helps achieve optimal humidity and temperature for egg hatching, from chickens to quail.

Unlike basic heating elements, this unit includes a high-output fan that circulates warm air evenly throughout the cabinet. That means no hot or cold spots—just a uniform, healthy environment for your eggs. Whether you're upgrading your farming equipment or fine-tuning your current egg incubator, the IncuKit™ XL 220V provides industrial-grade performance with a user-friendly setup.

Product Information

  • Product Name: IncuKit™ XL 220V

  • Function: Heating and airflow system for cabinet incubators

  • Ideal For: Egg hatching, farming setups, poultry projects

  • Power Source: 220V

  • Compatibility: Fits most cabinet incubators

Technical Details

  • Voltage: 220V AC

  • Components: High-output fan, heating element, digital temperature control

  • Mount Type: Easy installation in standard cabinet incubators

  • Temperature Range: Optimized for all poultry species

  • Airflow System: Balanced fan-driven circulation for uniform heating

Additional Information

  • Use Case: Perfect for hatching chicken, duck, or quail eggs

  • Best For: Farmers, homesteaders, and hatchery operators

  • System Type: Fully enclosed hatching system with automatic heat regulation

Warranty & Support

Your purchase includes a 2-Year IncuCare Warranty—our commitment to quality and performance. For any technical support or setup questions, our dedicated customer service team is ready to assist.

SKU : IKXL-220

CONDITION : New

Weight : 2.3 lb

MODEL : IncuKit XL 220V

VOLTAGE : International (220/240 Volt AC)

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Spike in Temperature Cooked my eggs, multiple times with different units

(It was almost to the point i could predict the exact day and time it would do it, as if it was programed into the product. )

The main issue with these products is they spike over time. What do i mean by this, you ask? So i set the first one up and monitored it every 2 hrs for a week, no issue. So i assumed it was safe to begin incubating eggs. About a week into the incubation period the temperature spiked to 104 and stayed there. The receiving probe was in optimal position and nothing had changed. It did it a few more times and fried about 500 quail eggs. Finally, it stabilized. A yr later no issues from the first one. It was almost to the point i could predict the exact day and time it would do it, as if it was programed into the product.
So i began to build a new and better incubator. Once again i tested the control module. at first with one heating element plugged in then two, finally i added the water to see if humidity affected how they worked. No issue, only a half of degrees of thermal difference from top to bottom. I checked all the numbers every 6 hrs for a week even the outside of the incubator to see thermal loss. Once again about a week after putting in 600+ eggs in it began to spike. First at 105 then at 107 three days later. So a few hundred dollars of material from these guys a loss of 1000+ (eggs or birds) kind of a a costly GLITCH!!!!