1. Striving to keep our bees healthy
Striving to keep our bees healthy

2. Best Practices For Temperature Control
Mighty Mite Killer
Kills Mites and Hive Beetles
An industrial grade thermal belt and water proof electronic controller
The heater belt includes a thermal sensor
A second sensor is inserted into the center of the hive body
The controller analyzes the comparative temperature values of both sensors, keeping the temperature at the desired setting
Product available fitting both 10 or 8 frame hives
INSTRUCTIONS:
Separate the Super from Hive Body
Install supplied sensor on top of the center frame
Make sure hole exists at center of insulation for air circulation
Place insulation on top covering the hive body
Replace the rest of the hive on top of the insulation
Run mite killing cycle: hold control button until all LEDs light and release
When Mite Mode is complete, remove insulation
Model BBH-101
Best Practices For Temperature Control
3 times Annually
Spring, Summer & Fall Advantages
106°F for 160 minutes each application
Insulation
Model BBH-101

3. Thermology of Wintering Honey
Bee Colonies
The thermal belt is inserted into the hive body for maintaining a constant temperature of 90° F
A minimum of 2 or 3 supers & syrup is required for winter feeding
Hives continue to hatch brood keeping the hive at full strength
Model BBH-101
Bees are ready for first Spring pollen
No waiting for new bees to hatch
Increased honey production
One year limited warranty

4. Acknowledgements
- ISO 9001 and AS 9100 Certified
The OVEN Industries R&D Product Development Team
434 Railroad Ave, Camp Hill, PA
Prof. RNDr. VÍTĚZSLAV BIČÍK, CSc., Palacky University
Thermology using natural heat to kill Varroa Mites
USDA Charles D. Owens
Thermology of wintering honey bee colonies
API Services
Impact study of keeping bees warm during winter
Contact Information
Lynn Williams
PHONE:
Mike Pastal
PHONE:
Bee Hive Thermal Industries
486 Sam Carnes Rd. Pageland, SC 29728