12V Bee Vaporizer for Oxalic Acid

Protect your precious bees from the devastating effects of varroa mites with the Varomorus Oxalic Acid Vaporizer. This high-quality, professional-grade tool is specifically designed to effectively control and eliminate varroa mites, ensuring the health and well-being of your bee colonies. With its easy-to-use design and advanced vaporization technology, treating your hives has never been easier. Simply follow the instructions, administer the oxalic acid vapor, and watch as the varroa mites are effectively eliminated. Made with safety in mind, this vaporizer provides a reliable and efficient solution for varroa mite management. Invest in the Varomorus Oxalic Acid Vaporizer today and give your bees the protection they deserve.

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[Product Name] Oxalic Acid Vaporizer

[Material] Stainless Steel, Aluminium Alloy, Copper, Wood

[Power Supply] Car/Storage Battery

[Voltage] 12V

[Power] 150W

[Size] 55.0*8.0*7.0cm/21.6*3.1*2.8” (L*W*H)

[Net Weight] 530.0g/18.7oz

To treat your beehive with oxalic acid using this vaporizer, follow the steps below:

1.First put some oxalic acid on the acid tray.

2.Insert the vaporizer into the beehive through the bottom hive entrance and seal all other entrances, cracks, screens or spaces where oxalic acid vapor could escape through.

3.Once the hive is properly sealed, connect the vaporizer to a battery and wait for all the acid to be vaporized.

4.After all the oxalic acid you added is vaporized, disconnect the vaporizer from the battery.

5.Once that is done, you may remove the vaporizer from the hive or leave it in place.

6.Keep the hive sealed up for another 10 minutes or more to lock the oxalic acid vapor in the hive. If you have another hive to treat, cool down the oxalic acid tray before placing more oxalic acid on it. Repeat the process with your next hive(s). Make sure to clean the oxalic acid tray of this vaporizer before starting new treatments. You should also clean it, removing residual oxalic acid between successive beehive treatments.