Cimuka HB700 H - Egg Incubator - Hatcher

Cimuka HB700H — Large-Capacity Hatcher Only (Final Hatch Stage)

The HB700H is a hatcher, not a setter. Use it for the last few days of incubation (“lockdown”) after eggs grow in a separate setter. It keeps heat, air, and moisture steady so chicks hatch strong. Great for hatcheries, small farms, and homesteads that hatch many birds at once.
Includes 4 hatching basket lids; very small birds may need extra lids. Setter sold separately.

Big Capacity (by breed)

Hatch up to:

• 1,980 quail

• 1,120 partridge

• 960 pheasant

• 700 chicken

• 480 duck | 480 turkey

• 300 goose | 300 peafowl

Benefit: one hatcher for many breeds and very large batches.

Why you’ll love it

• Higher hatch rates: steady humidity and even airflow help chicks pip and zip.

• Less worry: smart alarms warn if temperature or humidity drifts.

• Low energy use: patented design helps lower power costs.

• Easy cleaning: front and back access saves time.

Simple features (in plain words)

• Set-and-hold humidity: add water to the top tank (use the bottom pan if needed). The hatcher keeps the level you set, so membranes don’t dry out.

• Even airflow (IP55 fan): gentle fan spreads warm air across all shelves and helps resist dust and dampness for stable temps.

• Smart alarms: alerts for high/low temperature and humidity, plus a room sensor to watch the air outside the cabinet.

• Built for busy rooms: smooth controls, clear display, and a low-energy design.

How to use (quick guide)

1. Grow eggs in a setter until lockdown.

2. Move eggs to HB700H (stop turning).

3. Raise humidity, close the door, and let the hatcher keep conditions steady until chicks are out and dry.

Specs & setup

• Use indoors in a draft-free, temperature-controlled room; avoid direct sun.

• Power: 110 V / 60 Hz | Average: ~140 W | Max: 415 W

• Size: 32” L × 21” W × 71” H

Give your flock the best finish. The HB700H provides roomy baskets, steady conditions, and simple controls—so more chicks hatch healthy across quail, chickens, ducks, geese, peafowl, and more.