How I made an egg incubator.

How are you all? I hope you are well. By the grace of God, I am also well. Today I will share with you how to make an incubator and heat it with eggs there.

A few days ago I made a post, and I went to Dhaka and bought parts for an incubator and cock sheet foam. then I came home and made the incubator step by step and took very beautiful pictures. Unfortunately, due to a problem with my phone, those pictures got deleted, and I could not show you how I made this incubator step by step.

Today, after a few days, I felt like I should show you how I am using the incubator after setting it up, so I will show you how I am using it and what parts are installed in which place.

In the first picture you can see some of the components installed here. Before I installed the components, I put tape around them, but here, after installing the components, you can see a W3001 temperature controller that will control our current lamp, and on the right you can see a voltage regulator that controls the AC power and our 60-watt lamp, which is given to control the lamp light due to the excess heat.

So to see if the meters that we have for temperature control are working properly, we have installed another external humidity and temperature meter, which you can see, the white sweet one, on the left side.

Then you can see a power supply here and a real one, and you can't see another circuit. I thought that if the power goes out, my incubator will be off and the eggs may be damaged, so I have installed another circuit here with my own funds, which is a W1209. This circuit is powered by 12 volts and controls the temperature on 12 volts DC.

So I have installed a small 12-volt lamp inside and a small fan that will support me when the power goes out, which you can see is a little bigger, and through this power supply, when the power is on, there is a DC cooling fan that spreads the hot air around the incubator, which you can see in the next picture.

In this picture, you can see two lamps and two fans. When I have power, my 60-watt bulb is controlled by a regulator and gives light; the W30001 is powered by an AC controller, and the big fan is powered by the power supply.

When the current goes out, my relay turns off, then the 12-volt battery line turns on, the W1209 controller and then the small 21-watt lamp next to it and the small 2-inch cooling fan start running, which have battery energy, so I put a small fan in this way; when the current goes out, my incubator runs on AC and DC.

Now you can see here the eggs of the European White Giant Cotonix breed of birds have been placed here, and they are about 13 days old today, and after five days, by the grace of Allah, the chicks will hatch from these eggs. I checked each egg, and three of my eggs did not hatch. The chicks were born in the remaining days, and later I will share with you how to take care of them, how to feed them, and everything. May Allah Hafez be with you.

🟩 Thank you for reading my post and giving your valuable time. Stay well and stay healthy. God bless you. 🟩

Photography Details	📱 Device: Walton Xanon90	📍 Location: Narayanganj, Bangladesh	📷 Captured By: @imranhassan