Any good thermometers out there?

goingbrkfst

Hatching
12 Years
May 22, 2007
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I just bought my first incubator and have about 25 eggs. I have three thermometers and they range from 96-102. Do they make one specifically for incubators?
 
I think one of my problems is I'm using a still air incubator and as you know the temperature is not uniform. I think I'm going to buy the circulated fan kit for the incubator and hopefully this will allow me to maintain a uniform temperature.
 
I have a homemade incubator and the acurite one from walmart is really good. Paid around $11 for it. Plus I bought the reptile temp & humidity ones from petsmart paid $6 each. They read the same as the acurite one.
 
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I bought a digital thermometer/hydrometer at petsmart. Its "Flukers" brand which is used for reptile tanks. It matches up with the other two thermometers so I think its pretty accurate. It costs $21. There are models made especially for incubators. I believe brinsea is the trusted brand but I have no experience with it. Most hatcherys carry it though.
 
I have heard the Flukers is good and I would imagine it would be the best choice as it is designed to maintain accurite temps in a similar environment to the incubator. There is one that is especially for incubators
http://www.cutlersupply.com/store/item.0460.html

This one is not designed to be used inside the unit but to spot check as I understand it. You can leave it out and keep the probe inside but the batteries will run out quickly.
 

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