WE Hatch watches temperature and humidity every 2 seconds, turns two egg trays on time and alerts you the moment something goes wrong.
Designed and made by WE Solutions, Pune.
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It switches your heating lamp, fogger, fan and two tray motors, turns the trays on schedule, and shows everything on a bright screen you drive with one knob.
The sensor is read every 2 seconds. Temperature and humidity sit next to the target for your bird, so you see at a glance if anything drifts.
Chicken eggs on one tray and duck eggs on the other? Each tray keeps its own bird, its own day count and its own turning motor.
A pop-up and a beep the moment the eggs are at risk, with what to do next written on the screen.
The controller hosts its own web page on your Wi-Fi. No app store, no cloud account, no monthly fee.
This is the real dashboard, running on a pretend cabinet. Turn the knob to move, press to choose, hold to go back. Switch the heater, fogger and fan and watch the numbers and alerts react.
Cabinet now: 37.5 °C, 52 % ⏱ 09:00
Holding your values.
A teaching model of a small cabinet, not a measurement. Alert limits are the controller's factory settings.
Pick a bird and move through the days to see what WE Hatch does, and what is left for you.
Setting day
Matte black case, recessed screen, a chunky knob and printed labels over every terminal.
Pick a part to see exactly where its wires go. Switch the power on to watch the current flow from the plug, through the controller, to the part and back to neutral.
Mains live goes in at AC MAIN L on the back. Each part takes its live from the NO hole of its output and returns its neutral to one neutral block. NC holes stay empty.
Live from BULB NO (front, holes 3 and 4) to the lamp holder. Neutral from the holder to the neutral block. Use a ceramic holder and earth it if it is metal.
Live from FOGGER NO (front, holes 1 and 2) to the 230 V mist maker. Neutral to the neutral block. Keep the fogger in water whenever it can switch on.
Live from FAN NO on the back (holes 7 and 8) to the fan. Neutral to the neutral block, earth to the metal frame.
Each 230 V synchronous motor takes live from its TRAY NO and neutral from the block. A motor with a third wire: follow its label, usually common to neutral and one direction wire to TRAY NO, the spare wire insulated.
| Screen | 2.4 inch colour, 320 × 240, light and dark themes |
|---|---|
| Control | One knob: turn to move, press to choose, hold to go back |
| Sensor | DHT11 temperature and humidity, read every 2 s |
| Outputs | 5 relays, NO and NC, 5 A 250 V AC: fogger, heating lamp, fan, tray 1, tray 2. Buzzer. |
| Supply | 230 V AC, 50 Hz |
| Profiles | Chicken, duck, quail, turkey, goose, pheasant, peafowl, ostrich and your own |
| Connect | 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, own hotspot for set-up, web app with PIN, Windows app |
| Size | 101.6 × 102 × 65.5 mm (83 mm with knob), base plate 131.6 × 102 mm |
| Languages | Manual in English and Hindi |
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Show a full hatch with clear numbers on screen and on the web app.
Duck, quail, turkey or peafowl: each tray follows its own bird.
WE Hatch keeps the numbers steady. These habits do the rest.
If eggs wait more than a day, keep them in a carton, small end down, and tilt it the other way every 12 hours.
Let eggs reach room temperature before setting, so the shells don't sweat or crack in the heat.
About 37.5 °C and 45 to 55 % humidity for chicken eggs until lockdown. Your profile sets this for you.
For chicken eggs, days 14 to 16 are the best time to shine a light through and take out empty eggs.
From the lockdown day turning stops. Raise humidity to about 65 to 70 % and keep the door shut.
Opening the door drops heat and humidity. Chicks that struggle usually finish on their own.
Source: Ohio State University Extension, Chick Incubation Guide
Real feedback from WE Hatch owners, shown after a quick check by our team.
Yes, if your cabinet has a heating lamp, a fogger or humidifier, a fan and tray motors that run on 230 V and draw less than 5 A each. WE Hatch switches them through its labelled terminals.
No. Everything runs on the box. Wi-Fi is only for the web app and the Windows app, and the controller can open its own hotspot for set-up.
Settings, trays and day counts are saved, and the controller carries on when the power returns. The day count runs on hours of running time, so after a long cut you can set the day forward from the tray menu.
Each tray has its own bird, days and turning. The cabinet climate is shared, so pick birds with similar temperature and humidity, such as chicken and duck.
Yes. The full manual, with screenshots, wiring and troubleshooting, comes in English and Hindi. Both are free to download above.
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