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The ProVap 110 is a corded electric oxalic acid sublimator for beekeepers, built to treat hives fast from the back entrance. It runs on 110V house current, an inverter or a generator at 500 watts and 4.6 amps, so there is no compressor or battery to manage. You drill a 1/4-inch hole in the back of the bottom board, insert the stem, and the unit vaporizes in about 20 seconds per hive with no wand and no dose guessing. It suits sideliners and commercial beekeepers treating many hives who want speed and repeatable dosing over the slower wand-style units.
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Lowest price we've seen: $549.99 on Nov 12 at Mann Lake. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
The ProVap 110 is a sideliner and commercial vaporizer (technically a sublimator) for treating beehives with oxalic acid (OA). It has no wand to insert, so you point and shoot. It needs no compressor or battery. Each hive takes about 20 seconds.
It runs on 110 volt house current, a generator or an inverter, and must be used in a grounded 3-prong socket. It takes about 2 minutes to reach operating temperature. The red readout shows 230 when it is ready. The bowl temperature is preset to 230 C, and you can change it with the set button and the arrow buttons.
To use it, drill a 1/4" hole in the back center of the 3/4" rim of the bottom board. Place the OA loosely in a white Teflon lid, push the lid onto the bowl, and insert the stem into the hole. Turn the vaporizer upright and tap the lid so the acid falls into the bowl. The temperature drops to about 210-215, then rises again. When it returns to 230, the hive is done. Seal any openings during vaporizing and for 10 minutes afterward. The vaporizer can also be used at front entrances with a paint stick drilled with a 1/4" hole as a vapor block.
