Low Power 33600 Egg Single Stage Incubator Electric Heating Poultry Hatchery Setter for Commercial Use

33600 Egg Single Stage Incubator - Low Power Consumption Setter

The ELT-33600S is a 33600 egg single stage incubator designed to keep the electricity cost per chick low. Its electric heater, 100mm XPS insulated panels and heat recovery damper reduce wasted energy, which matters a lot for hatcheries that run non stop all year.

Problem

Electricity is one of the largest running costs of a hatchery. In many countries power is expensive or unreliable, and an inefficient incubator can turn a good hatch into a loss. Owners look for the purchase price first, then discover the power bill is the real cost.

Cause

High power use comes from three leaks: thin walls that lose heat, resistance wire heaters that stay on too long, and a damper that dumps warm air instead of reusing it. Together these can double the energy per chick.

Solution

The ELT-33600S cuts each leak. electric heating is self limiting, so the element only draws the power needed to hold the set point. Panels of 100mm XPS foam reduce heat loss through the shell. A heat recovery damper reuses warm exhaust air at the mid stage. The result is a low power draw, about 26 kWh per 24 hours for the whole 33600 egg batch.

Application

Best for commercial hatcheries that run continuous batches and watch the power bill. Works with chicken, duck, goose and quail eggs by tray change.

How It Works

The controller holds the temperature and humidity curve and pulses the electric heater instead of running it flat out. Insulated panels keep the heat inside. The damper mixes warm exhaust air back into the cabinet at the right stage, so less new heat is needed.

How to Choose

Ask for the power use per 24 hours and per chick, not only the total kW. Compare wall thickness, heater type and damper design. A slightly higher price can be paid back in one or two seasons of power savings.

Application Scenarios

• Hatcheries with high electricity cost
• Off-grid or generator powered farms
• Continuous all year production
• Owners who compare cost per chick, not only price

FAQ

Q: How much power does it use?
A: About 6.0 kW working and around 26 kWh per 24 hours for a full batch.

Q: Why is electric better than a wire heater?
A: electric is self limiting, so it stays stable and does not overshoot or burn out as fast.

Q: Does insulation really save power?
A: Yes, 100mm XPS panels greatly reduce heat loss, which lowers the daily draw.

Q: What is the warranty?
A: One year on all spare parts with free technical support.

Q: How do I order?
A: Contact us with your capacity and we will quote and arrange shipment.