Egg Incubators
Egg incubators from 64 to 1,055 eggs, with automatic temperature control and AC/DC power that runs on solar or battery.
*Prices exclude localized transport outside Nairobi. On-site installation and testing included for turnkey systems.
Agronomic Overview & Specifications
Hatching your own chicks is the fastest way to grow a poultry business, but a broody hen hatches only a few eggs at a time. Symnet supplies reliable, energy-efficient egg incubators in Kenya for small and commercial poultry farmers who want to hatch more chicks, more often.
Our incubators hold from 64 to 1,055 eggs and keep the temperature steady automatically. They run on AC and DC power, so you can connect them to solar or a battery and keep hatching through power cuts, which is where many hatches are lost.
Who Are Our Incubators For?
- Kienyeji and improved kienyeji chicken farmers
- Commercial layer and broiler breeders
- Farmer groups, youth and women poultry projects
- Schools, training centres and NGO livelihood programmes
Why Buy from Symnet Agro Solutions?
Symnet Agro Solutions Ltd is a climate-smart agribusiness in Kenya. We have served more than 1,000 farmers and delivered over 100 projects, and we supply farm equipment countrywide from our Nairobi head office, our Bungoma branch and our network of agro dealers.
Not sure which size fits your flock? Contact Symnet for a free consultation.
Technical Data & Material Standards
Precision manufacturing parameters tested for prolonged tropical UV exposure and mechanical stress.
Professional On-Farm Installation Workflow
Every Symnet installation follows a strict 4-stage engineering protocol to ensure long-term structural integrity and zero operational failure.
Set up and warm
Place the incubator in a clean, draught-free room and let it reach temperature before adding eggs.
Load fertile eggs
Use clean, fertile eggs that are no more than about a week old.
Monitor the hatch
Check temperature and water levels daily and candle the eggs to remove infertile ones.
Hatch and brood
Chicks hatch in about 21 days. Move them to a warm brooder once they are dry.
Frequently Asked Questions: Egg Incubators
Key insights on maintenance, warranties, and agronomic management.
Commonly Integrated Solutions
Solar Water Pumping
Access to reliable, affordable water is the cornerstone of profitable farming. Symnet Agro Solutions provides high-efficiency solar-powered water pumping systems that draw water directly from boreholes, shallow wells, seasonal rivers, and lined water pans without consuming a single shilling of diesel or grid electricity. Equipped with intelligent MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) controllers and dry-run sensors, our systems operate automatically from sunrise to sunset. Solar pumping as productive use A fuel pump costs money every hour it runs, which is why many farmers stop irrigating in the dry season. A solar pump costs almost nothing to run once it is installed, so the water keeps flowing when vegetable prices are at their highest. That is the idea behind productive use of renewable energy: power that earns its keep. More on how we approach PURE .
Solar Freezers
Every farmer and trader knows the feeling: the evening milk that cannot reach the cooler in time, the tilapia that must be sold cheaply before noon, or the meat that spoils when the power goes off overnight. In the year to June 2026, Kenya Power customers averaged 3.91 power interruptions a month, almost four times the regulator's target of 1.10. In many rural areas there is no grid connection at all. Even where power is reliable, it is expensive. Domestic users pay a base rate of KSh 18.57 per unit before fuel and forex charges are added. A conventional freezer running day and night quietly eats into your profits. A Symnet solar freezer runs directly on sunlight and a battery. It keeps your produce frozen or chilled through the night and through outages, with no monthly electricity bill. You can store your harvest safely, wait for a better price and sell when you choose, not when spoilage forces you to. What You Can Store Milk : chill evening milk overnight for morning collection (use fridge mode, milk should be cooled, not frozen) Fish : tilapia, omena, Nile perch and sea fish from Lake Victoria and the coast Meat and poultry for butcheries and poultry farmers Fruit and vegetables : pulp, chopped vegetables and berries for value addition Ice and cold drinks for fish traders, shops and kiosks Who It’s For Dairy farmers and milk collectors Fishermen and fish traders Butcheries and poultry farmers Shops, kiosks, hotels and restaurants hit by blackouts Cooperatives, women’s and youth groups, and NGOs Note for clinics: vaccines need WHO-prequalified medical refrigerators. Talk to us about the right solution. Why Buy from Symnet? We size the freezer, panels and battery to your daily load and location, install the complete system with our own team, and support you through our Nairobi head office, Bungoma branch and agro dealer network. Book a free consultation and we will recommend the right solar freezer and kit for your farm or business. Solar cooling as productive use Cold storage gives a farmer or trader time, and time means choosing when and to whom to sell. Running it on solar removes the power bill and keeps it working where the grid is weak or missing. More on how we approach PURE .
Silage Bags
Feed is the biggest cost on any dairy or livestock farm, and losing fodder to rot, mould or dry seasons cuts straight into your profit. Symnet supplies high-quality silage bags in Kenya that help farmers preserve animal feed efficiently and affordably, so their animals eat well every month of the year. Our UV-treated silage bags are made from durable, airtight material that protects silage from air, moisture and sunlight. Nutrients stay locked in and shelf life is extended, giving you consistent, high-quality feed when pasture runs out. Why Kenyan Farmers Are Switching to Silage Bags Building silos or digging silage pits takes money, space and heavy machinery. Silage bags are a cheaper, more flexible alternative: portable, economical and needing almost no infrastructure, so they suit both small-scale dairy farmers and large commercial livestock enterprises. Who Are Our Silage Bags For? Smallholder dairy farmers looking to boost milk yields Commercial dairy and beef farms Goat and sheep farmers Farmer groups, cooperatives, NGOs and agricultural projects Why Buy from Symnet Agro Solutions? Symnet Agro Solutions Ltd is a climate-smart agribusiness in Kenya. We have served more than 1,000 farmers and delivered over 100 projects. From our Nairobi head office, our Bungoma branch and our network of agro dealers, we deliver quality farm inputs countrywide and support farmers from planting to harvesting. Not sure which option fits your farm? Contact Symnet for a free consultation.