Vendita di attrezzature per l'apicoltura, arnie, smelatori e maturatori, miele e polline della Valtellina

FOGGER FOG-B (See in full manual DOWNLOAD) Important: Please read the following instructions carefully It is important to read all instructions before connecting the nebulizer to the LPG cylinder and before handling the unit, to familiarize yourself with it. Keep these instructions for future reference

FOGGER FOG-B (See in full manual DOWNLOAD) Important: Please read the following instructions carefully It is important to read all instructions before connecting the nebulizer to the LPG cylinder and before handling the unit, to familiarize yourself with it. Keep these instructions for future reference

The principle of its operation is the vaporization of acaricide product inside a stainless steel coil made red-hot by a gas burner. By pressing and releasing the feed pump button, the product mixed with kerosene oil is taken from the tank and forced into the red-hot coil where it evaporates immediately and exits under pressure through the nozzle. Each vaporized dispensing takes no more than 2 seconds of time. By introducing the ferret nozzle inside the Beehive's small door and pressing the button, the dose needed for a treatment is administered. Heating of the coil is achieved by a burner fed by a camping-gas cartridge. The substances that can be sprayed are the same as those traditionally used in acaricide and bactericide treatments (e.g., thymol). These substances should always be diluted with kerosene oil or demineralized petroleum.(Not suitable for use with oxalic acid!) It is recommended that the coil be emptied and the unit thoroughly cleaned after EACH use, BEFORE turning it off in order to avoid clogging the coil and sprayer. To do this, remove the yellow canister and press the dispenser button repeatedly until the pump is empty and no spray is still coming out, at which point it is advisable to do a few pumps with only diluent without medicine; then close the gas nozzle.During this operation, move the Ferret to different positions in order to get all the fluid left in the coil out. It is also recommended to disassemble and clean the sprayer frequently. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE By pressing and releasing the button, the product is sent to the coil, where it vaporizes instantaneously by escaping from the sprayer as a vaporous cloud and entering the Beehive. Each vaporized dispensing takes no more than 2 seconds to complete. Steam moisture is determined by the frequency of pumping; pumping at 5-second intervals is recommended. To put in the butane cartridge make sure the regulator is tightly closed; unscrew the red container , insert the cartridge into it and screw it all the way back in. Fill the yellow container with the liquid needed for treatment by filtering it if there is any impurity, then screw the container tightly to the handle. Place the ferret on a flat surface, light a match by bringing it close to the metal guard open the gas valve using the gas regulator. Ignition should occur immediately. Allow the device to preheat for about 2 minutes. Then start the treatment. When the steam becomes moist, stop pumping by letting it escape on its own, then press the button at longer intervals. When the treatment is finished, remove the yellow container, press the dispenser button until the pump is empty and no more spray comes out, then close the gas nozzle. IMPORTANT IMPORTANT Always mount the butane cartridge away from flames or heat sources, replacement can only take place when the cartridge in use is completely empty. The ferret runs on butane gas, in 190-gram cartridges.

The principle of its operation is the vaporization of acaricide product inside a stainless steel coil made red-hot by a gas burner. By pressing and releasing the feed pump button, the product mixed with kerosene oil is taken from the tank and forced into the red-hot coil where it evaporates immediately and exits under pressure through the nozzle. Each vaporized dispensing takes no more than 2 seconds of time. By introducing the ferret nozzle inside the Beehive's small door and pressing the button, the dose needed for a treatment is administered. Heating of the coil is achieved by a burner fed by a camping-gas cartridge. The substances that can be sprayed are the same as those traditionally used in acaricide and bactericide treatments (e.g., thymol). These substances should always be diluted with kerosene oil or demineralized petroleum.(Not suitable for use with oxalic acid!) It is recommended that the coil be emptied and the unit thoroughly cleaned after EACH use, BEFORE turning it off in order to avoid clogging the coil and sprayer. To do this, remove the yellow canister and press the dispenser button repeatedly until the pump is empty and no spray is still coming out, at which point it is advisable to do a few pumps with only diluent without medicine; then close the gas nozzle.During this operation, move the Ferret to different positions in order to get all the fluid left in the coil out. It is also recommended to disassemble and clean the sprayer frequently. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE By pressing and releasing the button, the product is sent to the coil, where it vaporizes instantaneously by escaping from the sprayer as a vaporous cloud and entering the Beehive. Each vaporized dispensing takes no more than 2 seconds to complete. Steam moisture is determined by the frequency of pumping; pumping at 5-second intervals is recommended. To put in the butane cartridge make sure the regulator is tightly closed; unscrew the red container , insert the cartridge into it and screw it all the way back in. Fill the yellow container with the liquid needed for treatment by filtering it if there is any impurity, then screw the container tightly to the handle. Place the ferret on a flat surface, light a match by bringing it close to the metal guard open the gas valve using the gas regulator. Ignition should occur immediately. Allow the device to preheat for about 2 minutes. Then start the treatment. When the steam becomes moist, stop pumping by letting it escape on its own, then press the button at longer intervals. When the treatment is finished, remove the yellow container, press the dispenser button until the pump is empty and no more spray comes out, then close the gas nozzle. IMPORTANT IMPORTANT Always mount the butane cartridge away from flames or heat sources, replacement can only take place when the cartridge in use is completely empty. The ferret runs on butane gas, in 190-gram cartridges.

USE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ASPRONOVAR:A) For Beehives- 3 small bottles filled with 200 ml/cad- felt wick 3 cm long- frame placement outside the broods- inverted honeycomb or empty Honey super to act as a lung- treatment times 14/21 days depending on varroa fall- intervention between mid-July and mid-August (need to do post treatment at least 2 brood cycles)B) For nuclei- 3 small bottles filled with 100 ml/cad.- 2 cm long felt wick- positioning frame in contact with polystyrene/wood wall- empty honeycomb to act as a lung- treatment time 14/21 days depending on varroa fall- intervention between mid-July and mid-August (need to do post treatment at least 2 brood cycles) WHY CHOOSE IT: - Gradual spread with possibility to manage evaporation- Low mortality of queen bees- Stability in ant temperature- High efficacy rate- Safe for operator

USE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ASPRONOVAR:A) For Beehives- 3 small bottles filled with 200 ml/cad- felt wick 3 cm long- frame placement outside the broods- inverted honeycomb or empty Honey super to act as a lung- treatment times 14/21 days depending on varroa fall- intervention between mid-July and mid-August (need to do post treatment at least 2 brood cycles)B) For nuclei- 3 small bottles filled with 100 ml/cad.- 2 cm long felt wick- positioning frame in contact with polystyrene/wood wall- empty honeycomb to act as a lung- treatment time 14/21 days depending on varroa fall- intervention between mid-July and mid-August (need to do post treatment at least 2 brood cycles) WHY CHOOSE IT: - Gradual spread with possibility to manage evaporation- Low mortality of queen bees- Stability in ant temperature- High efficacy rate- Safe for operator

The device allows continuous and repeated cycle execution of diffusion by sublimation, of oxalic acid dihydrate inside Beehives. New electronic PID system with thermocouple for automatic management and constant temperature maintenance. Realizes complete sublimation of oxalic acid powder by constant boiler temperature. Easily transportable, allows through connection to a power generator or directly to 220V mains or inverter 12V ->220V allows operation in any environment. Safe, reliable and easy to operate due to process isolation in the boiler that prevents contact with fumes. Built according to CE standards and already patented at international bodies Warranty 1 year.

The device allows continuous and repeated cycle execution of diffusion by sublimation, of oxalic acid dihydrate inside Beehives. New electronic PID system with thermocouple for automatic management and constant temperature maintenance. Realizes complete sublimation of oxalic acid powder by constant boiler temperature. Easily transportable, allows through connection to a power generator or directly to 220V mains or inverter 12V ->220V allows operation in any environment. Safe, reliable and easy to operate due to process isolation in the boiler that prevents contact with fumes. Built according to CE standards and already patented at international bodies Warranty 1 year.

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USE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ASPRONOVAR:A) For Beehives- 3 small bottles filled with 200 ml/cad- felt wick 3 cm long- frame placement outside the broods- inverted honeycomb or empty Honey super to act as a lung- treatment times 14/21 days depending on varroa fall- intervention between mid-July and mid-August (need to do post treatment at least 2 brood cycles)B) For nuclei- 3 small bottles filled with 100 ml/cad.- 2 cm long felt wick- positioning frame in contact with polystyrene/wood wall- empty honeycomb to act as a lung- treatment time 14/21 days depending on varroa fall- intervention between mid-July and mid-August (need to do post treatment at least 2 brood cycles) WHY CHOOSE IT: - Gradual spread with possibility to manage evaporation- Low mortality of queen bees- Stability in ant temperature- High efficacy rate- Safe for operator

USE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ASPRONOVAR:A) For Beehives- 3 small bottles filled with 200 ml/cad- felt wick 3 cm long- frame placement outside the broods- inverted honeycomb or empty Honey super to act as a lung- treatment times 14/21 days depending on varroa fall- intervention between mid-July and mid-August (need to do post treatment at least 2 brood cycles)B) For nuclei- 3 small bottles filled with 100 ml/cad.- 2 cm long felt wick- positioning frame in contact with polystyrene/wood wall- empty honeycomb to act as a lung- treatment time 14/21 days depending on varroa fall- intervention between mid-July and mid-August (need to do post treatment at least 2 brood cycles) WHY CHOOSE IT: - Gradual spread with possibility to manage evaporation- Low mortality of queen bees- Stability in ant temperature- High efficacy rate- Safe for operator

The device allows continuous and repeated cycle execution of diffusion by sublimation, of oxalic acid dihydrate inside Beehives. New electronic PID system with thermocouple for automatic management and constant temperature maintenance. Realizes complete sublimation of oxalic acid powder by constant boiler temperature. Easily transportable, allows through connection to a power generator or directly to 220V mains or inverter 12V ->220V allows operation in any environment. Safe, reliable and easy to operate due to process isolation in the boiler that prevents contact with fumes. Built according to CE standards and already patented at international bodies Warranty 1 year. INVERTER Suitable for powering SUBLIMOX by having 12 V= from a battery or car cigarette lighter

The device allows continuous and repeated cycle execution of diffusion by sublimation, of oxalic acid dihydrate inside Beehives. New electronic PID system with thermocouple for automatic management and constant temperature maintenance. Realizes complete sublimation of oxalic acid powder by constant boiler temperature. Easily transportable, allows through connection to a power generator or directly to 220V mains or inverter 12V ->220V allows operation in any environment. Safe, reliable and easy to operate due to process isolation in the boiler that prevents contact with fumes. Built according to CE standards and already patented at international bodies Warranty 1 year. INVERTER Suitable for powering SUBLIMOX by having 12 V= from a battery or car cigarette lighter

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The device allows continuous and repeated cycle execution of diffusion by sublimation, of oxalic acid dihydrate inside Beehives. New electronic PID system with thermocouple for automatic management and constant temperature maintenance. Realizes complete sublimation of oxalic acid powder by constant boiler temperature. Easily transportable, allows through connection to a power generator or directly to 220V mains or inverter 12V ->220V allows operation in any environment. Safe, reliable and easy to operate due to process isolation in the boiler that prevents contact with fumes. Built according to CE standards and already patented at international bodies Warranty 1 year.

The device allows continuous and repeated cycle execution of diffusion by sublimation, of oxalic acid dihydrate inside Beehives. New electronic PID system with thermocouple for automatic management and constant temperature maintenance. Realizes complete sublimation of oxalic acid powder by constant boiler temperature. Easily transportable, allows through connection to a power generator or directly to 220V mains or inverter 12V ->220V allows operation in any environment. Safe, reliable and easy to operate due to process isolation in the boiler that prevents contact with fumes. Built according to CE standards and already patented at international bodies Warranty 1 year.

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Stainless steel SUBLIMATOR for OSSALIC ACID 12 VOLT DC/AC 150 WATT with off timer. Handle length 36 cm-thick 1.5 cm The start button starts the sublimator.A bright light signals 'on by turning off at the end of a preset time.This time can be launched from 1 to 4 minutes. Warranty 1 year

Stainless steel SUBLIMATOR for OSSALIC ACID 12 VOLT DC/AC 150 WATT with off timer. Handle length 36 cm-thick 1.5 cm The start button starts the sublimator.A bright light signals 'on by turning off at the end of a preset time.This time can be launched from 1 to 4 minutes. Warranty 1 year

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How to perform the treatment 1) Hook up the terminals to the battery, respecting the polarity (red+, black -). After about 1 minute, you can proceed with the treatment. 2) Pour in 2.5 g. of oxalic acid with the dispenser provided for 10-frame Beehives, halving the dose for 6-frame Nucleus hives. 3) On average after 1 1/2 minutes you can switch to another Beehive; it is recommended not to turn off the device in treatment series. 4) Turn off BioletalVarroa® only at the end of the uninterrupted series of treatments to avoid overheating of the bowl and unnecessary energy consumption. 5) For practicality, less disturbance to the bees and better defense for the Beekeeper, we recommend to drill, on the back of the Beehive, a hole (45x12mm) skimming the bottom net, and perform the treatment from this , taking care to close with a cloth the entrance/exit bees from the step for about 5 minutes. This opening, after treatment, can be closed with a simple sheet of metal. 6) To perform the treatment from the entrance/exit bees from the step, it is recommended to operate with a wooden lath, or with a rag.

How to perform the treatment 1) Hook up the terminals to the battery, respecting the polarity (red+, black -). After about 1 minute, you can proceed with the treatment. 2) Pour in 2.5 g. of oxalic acid with the dispenser provided for 10-frame Beehives, halving the dose for 6-frame Nucleus hives. 3) On average after 1 1/2 minutes you can switch to another Beehive; it is recommended not to turn off the device in treatment series. 4) Turn off BioletalVarroa® only at the end of the uninterrupted series of treatments to avoid overheating of the bowl and unnecessary energy consumption. 5) For practicality, less disturbance to the bees and better defense for the Beekeeper, we recommend to drill, on the back of the Beehive, a hole (45x12mm) skimming the bottom net, and perform the treatment from this , taking care to close with a cloth the entrance/exit bees from the step for about 5 minutes. This opening, after treatment, can be closed with a simple sheet of metal. 6) To perform the treatment from the entrance/exit bees from the step, it is recommended to operate with a wooden lath, or with a rag.

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Method of carrying out the treatment 1) Clean the central frames of wax and propolis residues, where the evaporator will be placed.2) Put the Beehive "on bubble". 3) The "BioLetalVarroa formic" evaporator dispenses a minimum amount of formic acid (continuous release), sufficient to gradually break down nascent varroa, and not; therefore, it is recommended to make a treatment with sublimated oxalic acid (BioLetalVarroa sublimator recommended), to break down the maximum amount of varroa out of brood and continue, 3-4 days later, with the treatment by "BioLetalVarroa formic".4) Fill the dispenser with the amount needed for a single 25-day treatment, which is about 360 g of 85% formic acid, through the two holes provided to house the sponges, positioning it vertically and then closing it by means of the two caps provided by package until it is placed in the Beehive.5) If checking for Varroa drop, it is recommended not to clean the Varroa tray with a brush, but to operate it with a dustpan or possibly wear a protective mask, to avoid inhaling any residual oxalic acid.6) Place the dispenser on top of the frames in the center of the family, removing the end caps and inserting the two sponges into the holes provided, lodging them vertically until they touch the bottom.7) Close the Beehive with the upside-down cover if fitted with a 55mm frame. Otherwise, add a frame of the same size and close the Beehive normally8) To operate in excellent condition, it is necessary to protect the Beehive with insulation (polystyrene s20-25mm recommended) to prevent sun-induced overheating, thus allowing the evaporator to operate exclusively with the natural temperature of the bee family. 9) For the treatment of the cores, the execution of the treatment is equivalent to that of the Beehives. However, it is recommended to close one of the two holes with the cap, thus inserting only an evaporation sponge in the second hole.10) If climatic conditions induce excessive overheating, which cannot be reduced with the insulator, it is recommended to shorten the height of the sponges, checking that the daily evaporation does not exceed 14-18 g.11) When the treatment is finished, the container can be emptied of the residual acid, which can be reused for other treatments.

Method of carrying out the treatment 1) Clean the central frames of wax and propolis residues, where the evaporator will be placed.2) Put the Beehive "on bubble". 3) The "BioLetalVarroa formic" evaporator dispenses a minimum amount of formic acid (continuous release), sufficient to gradually break down nascent varroa, and not; therefore, it is recommended to make a treatment with sublimated oxalic acid (BioLetalVarroa sublimator recommended), to break down the maximum amount of varroa out of brood and continue, 3-4 days later, with the treatment by "BioLetalVarroa formic".4) Fill the dispenser with the amount needed for a single 25-day treatment, which is about 360 g of 85% formic acid, through the two holes provided to house the sponges, positioning it vertically and then closing it by means of the two caps provided by package until it is placed in the Beehive.5) If checking for Varroa drop, it is recommended not to clean the Varroa tray with a brush, but to operate it with a dustpan or possibly wear a protective mask, to avoid inhaling any residual oxalic acid.6) Place the dispenser on top of the frames in the center of the family, removing the end caps and inserting the two sponges into the holes provided, lodging them vertically until they touch the bottom.7) Close the Beehive with the upside-down cover if fitted with a 55mm frame. Otherwise, add a frame of the same size and close the Beehive normally8) To operate in excellent condition, it is necessary to protect the Beehive with insulation (polystyrene s20-25mm recommended) to prevent sun-induced overheating, thus allowing the evaporator to operate exclusively with the natural temperature of the bee family. 9) For the treatment of the cores, the execution of the treatment is equivalent to that of the Beehives. However, it is recommended to close one of the two holes with the cap, thus inserting only an evaporation sponge in the second hole.10) If climatic conditions induce excessive overheating, which cannot be reduced with the insulator, it is recommended to shorten the height of the sponges, checking that the daily evaporation does not exceed 14-18 g.11) When the treatment is finished, the container can be emptied of the residual acid, which can be reused for other treatments.

Replacement resistance for Sublimox sublimator

Replacement resistance for Sublimox sublimator

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Thanks to temperature control: - better evaporation of oxalic acid is achieved at the lowest possible temperature without running the risk that it, dissociating at higher temperatures, will lose effectiveness. - time is saved because there is no need to de-power and cool the sublimator between one treatment and the next treatment duration 1:30 minutes per Beehive - battery lasts longer - can run for thousands of treatment cycles. IN ADDITION: - the sublimator stops working before it has completely discharged (and therefore before it has ruined) the battery. - The electrical circuit is insulated from metal parts, so unlike other sublimators, there is no risk of short-circuit if several sublimators powered by the same battery come into contact with each other. Power supply characteristics: 12 volts - 120 watts (Battery not included). Treatment duration: about 1:30 minutes for 2 grams and 40 seconds for 1 gram oxalic acid (3 minutes if cooling the bowl in water between treatments). The oxalic acid is placed in the bowl which will be inserted into the flight opening. As the bowl is heated, the oxalic acid evaporates. A mist is thus formed in the Beehive that coats the bees and all surfaces with a thin layer of oxalic acid crystals. These small crystals are borne well by the bees but have a lethal action on varroa. The bowl is attached to a solid handle from which the 3-meter cable equipped with terminals for electrical connection departs. This sublimator complies with the European Directives, and therefore has a CE mark, and complies with the Rohs Directive on the restriction of the use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.

Thanks to temperature control: - better evaporation of oxalic acid is achieved at the lowest possible temperature without running the risk that it, dissociating at higher temperatures, will lose effectiveness. - time is saved because there is no need to de-power and cool the sublimator between one treatment and the next treatment duration 1:30 minutes per Beehive - battery lasts longer - can run for thousands of treatment cycles. IN ADDITION: - the sublimator stops working before it has completely discharged (and therefore before it has ruined) the battery. - The electrical circuit is insulated from metal parts, so unlike other sublimators, there is no risk of short-circuit if several sublimators powered by the same battery come into contact with each other. Power supply characteristics: 12 volts - 120 watts (Battery not included). Treatment duration: about 1:30 minutes for 2 grams and 40 seconds for 1 gram oxalic acid (3 minutes if cooling the bowl in water between treatments). The oxalic acid is placed in the bowl which will be inserted into the flight opening. As the bowl is heated, the oxalic acid evaporates. A mist is thus formed in the Beehive that coats the bees and all surfaces with a thin layer of oxalic acid crystals. These small crystals are borne well by the bees but have a lethal action on varroa. The bowl is attached to a solid handle from which the 3-meter cable equipped with terminals for electrical connection departs. This sublimator complies with the European Directives, and therefore has a CE mark, and complies with the Rohs Directive on the restriction of the use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.

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