Many people have come to check on their eggs only to find them cooked because the fan caused the incubator to overheat. If you get too powerful of a fan it can OVERHEAT your incubator.

Almost all the fans on the market are designed to move as much air as possible. The only reason that an incubator needs the fan is to keep the temperature more consistent (like in nature). Think about it, in nature there isn't a fan blowing on eggs. Too much air circulation is BAD for eggs (it will dry them out). There are a few things that you need to keep in mind: Putting a fan inside your incubator is a great way to increase hatch rates, but it is not just as simple as buying a PC fan or a cheap fan kit. The HumidiKit is also covered by the IncubatorWarehouse Two-Year IncuCare Warranty so you can purchase with confidence. This unit comes ready to install into your incubator simply place the probes from the HumidiKit inside the incubator, insert the hose into a vent hole, fill the water bottle, and connect to power. To extend the life of your humidiKit we recommend using distilled water. The humidifier also comes with a one liter bottle which typically needs to be filled once a week for most desktop incubators. The humidifier is designed to gently provide instant humidity and fresh air directly inside the incubator for an accurate humidity range. The integrated digital hygrostat that measures and controls the humidity is fully adjustable so you can achieve the humidity range that is right for your eggs. This system is designed to instantly deliver accurate humidity to most incubators. We are proud to introduce the HumidiKit automatic humidity system for egg incubators. These hassles include the need to frequently fill the water reservoirs or not being able to maintain the desired humidity. One of the common hassles with incubation is maintaining the humidity inside the incubator.

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