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How to Use a Cabinet Incubator for Chicks at Home

Discover how the Hatching Time cabinet incubator simplifies the egg hatching process for homesteaders and backyard poultry keepers. In this video, we show you how to use a cabinet incubator for chicks, highlighting the setup, features, and stages of incubation that make this unit a must-have for poultry enthusiasts.

This automatic egg incubator features a digital LCD screen, temperature and humidity control, and automatic egg turners, all designed to create the ideal hatching environment. Whether you're hatching chicken, duck, or quail eggs, the cabinet incubator's large capacity and adjustable settings make it versatile for multiple breeds.

The incubator is easy to clean, thanks to its dual-door access design. Regular disinfection with a towel and poultry-safe sanitizer keeps bacteria and fungi away. The included external water tank and internal reservoir ensure consistent humidity, even in dry climates. The humisonic humidifier helps you maintain precise moisture levels—crucial for a successful hatch.

During the lockdown phase, eggs are transferred to hatching baskets, which provide organization, ventilation, and safety for emerging chicks. This video also walks through egg selection, preheating, initial humidity settings, and how to adjust them as incubation progresses.

Perfect for beginners and experts alike, this cabinet incubator brings convenience, learning, and joy to the hatching journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Hatching Time cabinet incubator ideal for hatching chicks?

It combines automatic egg turners, humidity control, a digital LCD interface, and easy-to-clean construction, making it a complete hatching solution for homesteaders.

How do I maintain proper humidity in the incubator?

Use the external water tank and built-in humidifier to maintain humidity. Adjust levels via the LCD screen and refill the tank a few times a week as needed.

What is the lockdown phase in incubation?

The lockdown phase is the final 2–3 days before hatching when eggs stop turning and humidity is increased. Eggs are placed in hatching baskets to ensure safety and ventilation.

Can I hatch different types of eggs in this incubator?

Yes! The unit arrives preset for chicken eggs but can be adjusted for duck, quail, turkey, and other poultry eggs using the temperature and humidity settings.