Ovatekly Home · 48-Egg Automatic Incubator
Ovatekly Home · 48-Egg Automatic Incubator
| The range | Price |
|---|---|
| Compact · 9 eggsTest batches, classrooms and labs. One clutch at a time. | $119.00 |
| Home · 48 eggsBreeder flocks. Also fits about 96 quail eggs or 20 goose eggs with the adjustable rollers. | $279.00 |
| Pro · 98 eggsBreeders, game bird farms and anyone selling started pullets. | $399.00 |
| Farm · 300 eggsSmall hatcheries and farms running continuous batches. | $599.00 |
- Free shipping across the lower 48Tracked. Most orders arrive in 8 to 13 business days.
- 21 days of Hatch Support includedA real person answers, from the day you set your eggs until they hatch.
- 2-year limited warrantyHeater, fan, sensor, turning motor. We send the part, not a form.
- 30-day returnsUnused and in its box, for any reason.
The Ovatekly Home sets 48 eggs per batch, or about 96 quail eggs or 20 goose eggs with the adjustable rollers. It holds 100 °F on its own, turns every egg every two hours and takes its water from external bottles, so topping up humidity never means opening the lid.
What it does
- Digital temperature control, factory set to 100 °F (37.8 °C) and adjustable on the panel, with an alarm if it drifts
- Automatic egg turning on one drive shaft, every 2 hours
- Humidity fed by external water bottles. Refill without opening the lid
- Dual air ducts and fan-forced circulation, for one even temperature across the chamber
- Clear trays and a built-in candling light to check development
- Rollers adjust to chicken, duck, quail, goose, turkey and guinea fowl eggs
- Digital display: temperature, humidity and day counter
- Draws under 100 W
Built for
Breeder flocks. With the adjustable rollers it also takes about 96 quail eggs or 20 goose eggs.
Specifications
- Capacity: 48 eggs per batch, or about 96 quail eggs or 20 goose eggs
- Shipping weight: 9.5 lb
- Carton: 19.9 × 20.9 × 6.3 in
Specifications
What it does, in numbers
The control system is the same on all four units. What changes with capacity is in the second table.
| Incubation temperature | Factory set to 100 °F (37.8 °C), adjustable on the panel |
|---|---|
| Humidity | External water bottles feed the reservoir. Refill without opening the lid. |
| Egg turning | Automatic rollers on one drive shaft, every 2 hours. Stops for lockdown on day 18. |
| Air circulation | Dual air ducts, fan-forced, same temperature top tray to bottom tray |
| Egg types | Chicken, duck, quail, goose, turkey, guinea fowl. Rollers adjust to egg size. |
| Display | Digital temperature and humidity, day counter, temperature alarm |
| Power draw | Under 100 W for the 48-egg model |
| In the box | Incubator, egg rollers, water bottles, power cord, Ovatekly 21-Day Hatch Guide |
| Model | Capacity | Shipping weight | Carton |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compact | 9 eggs | 3.0 lb | 12 × 10.4 × 7.5 in |
| Home | 48 eggs | 9.5 lb | 19.9 × 20.9 × 6.3 in |
| Pro | 98 eggs | 12.8 lb | 24.0 × 24.4 × 6.3 in |
| Farm | 300 eggs | 24.3 lb | 24.0 × 17.9 × 24.0 in |
Hatch Support
21 days of technical support, on every batch.
Most failed batches come from three things: a room that swings cold at night, humidity held too high through the first 18 days, and the lid opened during lockdown. The Hatch Guide covers all three. A technician on the other end of the message covers everything else.
Day 0
Set up and stabilize
Run the unit empty for 12 hours in the room it will live in. Send us a photo of the display and we confirm you are ready to set eggs.
Day 7
First candling
Hold each egg to the candling light. Veins mean a chick. Send us a photo if you are unsure and we will tell you which ones to keep.
Day 18
Lockdown
Turning stops, humidity goes up, lid stays closed. We send you a reminder and the exact water amount for your model.
Day 21
Hatch
Chicks pip, rest, then zip out over 24 hours. Leave them in until they are dry and fluffy. Then send us the photo.
What if my hatch fails?
Message us. We go through your log with you. If the unit did not hold temperature or the turner or fan failed, we replace the part or the unit under warranty. If it was a setup issue, we tell you exactly what to change for the next batch.
Where do I get fertile eggs?
Local breeders, poultry clubs, or your own flock. Fertile eggs travel badly in the mail, so buy as close to home as you can and let them rest pointy-end down for 12 hours before setting.
Can I hatch quail or ducks in it?
Yes. The rollers adjust to egg size. The 48-egg Home takes about 96 quail eggs or 20 goose eggs. Duck eggs run 28 days instead of 21, and the Hatch Guide gives the incubation and lockdown days for each species.
How loud is it and how much power does it use?
Two small fans. The 48-egg model draws under 100 W, so a full 21-day cycle uses under 50 kWh.
How fast do you ship?
Every order ships free and tracked across the lower 48. Most units arrive in 8 to 13 business days, and you get the tracking number as soon as the package is scanned.
Read the full 21-Day Hatch Guide → Day by day, every species, and what to do when something looks wrong. Free, no email needed.