Incubator RCOM MAX 20 Egg incubator NEW

I bought a R-COM 20 some time ago and found it very troublesome, the Humidity was not accurate and I had to re calibrate that, temperature was ok, but the main point is that each time I have come to use it the power module has blown and at a cost of £50 I find this unacceptable and once again this year the unit went dead as soon as I plugged it in. All in all considering I would not recommend this incubator.

The Rcom 20 incubator is good, it says that it can hold 20 eggs but only can hold 18 normal chicken eggs, the incubators humidity and temperature stayed very accurate and p&t poultry who are the suppliers give a good leaflet and booklet of information, which made setting up the incubator very easy. At most you could fit 18 duck eggs, 18 chicken eggs, 50 to 58 quail eggs and about 10 geese eggs. I would recommend though buying the trays which are on the p&t poultry website, and they will fit more eggs in.The reason why I have rated this incubator 4 stars, is because it does what it say on the box, it has a very accurate temperature and humidity level, there's a different compartment which allows you not to have to open the incubator, to fill the humidity levels up, I also got a good hatch rate 9 out of 10. but the price is higher than other incubators which can do as good a job and are just as reliable.