Details
1602N Hova-Bator Incubator by GQF
Designed with two small windows for top viewing, and proven, accurate technology one can be sure to produce great hatch results with this product. The Hova-Bator will hold eggs of any size allowing for a variety of hatch choices. You can also choose to add an egg turner at any time reducing your time and attention to the process while increasing your hatch rates.
Features:
- Double viewing window for great visibility
- Sturdy sidewalls with rounded corners allowing for better airflow
- Easy to setup, maintenance, and viewing capacities
- Proven thermostat with great accuracy from 72ºF to 110ºF
Capacity:
- 130 small Quail eggs
- 50 large Duck eggs
*Allows for eggs of any size with no turner in place
Optional Egg Turners that can be added to purchase:
- 1610 Quail & chicken Egg Turner (130 quail or 41 chicken eggs)
- 1611 Chicken/Universal Egg Turner (41 chicken eggs)
- 1614 Goose/Large Egg Turner (9-12 large eggs)
Contents:
1 – 1602 Thermal Air Hova-Bator
Specifications:
Incubator Dimensions: 18” x 18” x 9 1 /2”
110 Volt AC. 25 Watt Heat Element (220 Volt available for export)
Additional Information
| Manufacturer | GQF Manufacturing |
|---|---|
| UPC | Does Not Apply |
| Chicken Egg Capacity | 50 |
| Goose Egg Capacity | 12 |
| Quail Egg Capacity | 130 |
Customer Reviews
- Great! Review by Francine
- This incubator is easy to use and works great. My kids and I love it! Excited about the spring coming up so we can fire it up again. (Posted on 9/10/2015)
- Easy, Inexpensive Review by Joe Jones
- This is the base model for the hovabator incubators (read: cheapest) and it does just fine. I may not be getting the most amazing hatching rates ever, but it is sufficient for the small scale breeding that I am doing. I don't know what I would do with 40+ chickens anyway, so the 25-30 that I get from a full set is sufficient for me. I sell each of my chicks at $3 a piece, so my initial investment was paid for in my first hatch, and everything after that has just been money in my pocket. It is very easy to use this incubator, just set it and add some water now and then. If I choose to invest more in my incubation projects, I will be adding an egg turner next. I typically hand turn, which I enjoy because it lets me look at all of my eggs and check their progress each day. However, it would be nice to know that even if I have an emergency, my eggs will still be in good (if mechanical) hands. Overall, this incubator works great for me, and I hope it continues to keep chugging along for years to come. (Posted on 8/6/2015)
