72 Egg Incubator for Chicken and Duck Eggs, Automatic Humidity Pump

Seventy-two eggs, eight trays, and a pump that keeps humidity where you set it. This is the size people move to when a 24-egg unit stops covering the spring flock replacement.

Why hatchers pick this one

• A pump, not a bottle. Connect it to an external water source at the same height and the built-in pump holds humidity at your setting, preset to 45% and adjustable from 20 to 80%.
• Turning through a full 90°. Preset to every 45 minutes and adjustable from 5 to 180, the turner tilts far enough to genuinely prevent the embryo sticking to the shell.
• Preset to 99.5 °F, alarmed both ways. Adjustable from 68 to 104 °F, with high and low temperature alarms and a heat indicator that confirms when the set point is reached.
• Two ways to load. Spread out for larger eggs and better airflow at 56 eggs, or packed for 72 standard chicken eggs.

Read this before you order

Not suitable for goose eggs. The trays take chicken, duck, quail and pigeon eggs. If geese are part of your plan, choose a larger-cell unit.

The pump needs its water source at roughly the same height as the incubator to work properly. A jug on the floor beside a unit on a bench will not feed reliably.

Capacity by egg type

What makes this different from a cheaper 72-egg unit?
Three things you can check on any spec sheet: a pump instead of a manual water tray, a 90° turning angle rather than a shallow tilt, and alarms on both sides of your temperature setting. Cheaper units typically have none of the three.

What humidity should I run?
Hold 45–50% from day 1 to day 17, then raise to 65–70% for lockdown on day 18. If your home is very humid, run the lower end of each range.

Can I use it as a classroom incubator?
Yes. The clear top gives a full view of the hatch, and the alarms cover the hours nobody is in the room. Seventy-two eggs is a lot for a classroom — run a partial load.

How do I clean it?
Remove the trays and rinse under running water below 122 °F. Wipe the control unit with a dry cloth only. Do this after every hatch.

Free shipping on every US order, no minimum. Thirty days to return it in original condition with no restocking fee, and defective or incorrect items ship back at our cost. We answer questions within one business day.

Free shipping on every US order, with no minimum. Delivery takes 4 to 8 business days from the day you order. You will receive a tracking number by email as soon as it ships.

You have 30 days from delivery to return an item in its original condition and packaging, with no restocking fee. Defective or incorrect items ship back at our cost.

Unplug the incubator and let it cool before cleaning. Wipe the shell and the clear dome with a soft cloth and warm water with a little mild soap, then dry completely. Never submerge the base, and keep water away from the heating element and the fan.

Clean the tray and the water channels after every hatch. Shell fragments and membrane left behind are what cause bacterial problems in the next batch. Let every part dry fully before you store the unit.

Every incubator is covered against manufacturing defects for 3 years from the delivery date. If the thermostat, the fan or the turner motor fails within that period, contact us with your order number and we will repair or replace the unit at our cost.

The warranty does not cover damage from drops, liquid inside the base, or use outside the stated temperature range.

Questions before you order, or partway through a hatch? Email support@yourincubators.com, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm ET. We answer within one business day, usually sooner, and you reach someone who has run these machines.

Teachers and 4-H leaders: tell us the date your unit needs to arrive and we will confirm in writing whether we can meet it before you commit. Purchase orders accepted.