Mini Heated Cabinet for Honey and Drying Pollen

The crystallization process of honey is a natural phenomenon that occurs when the sugars present in honey (mainly glucose) form crystals, resulting in a granulated texture. This process can be reversed by applying controlled heat, an essential procedure for beekeepers who want to keep honey in a liquid state for marketing and culinary use. Additionally, this equipment can also be used to dry pollen, a valuable beekeeping product, by simply changing the trays.

Features of the Heated Cabinet:

• Storage Capacity:

• 4 honey buckets of 12.5 kg each.
• 1 honey bucket of 25 kg.
• 1 bucket of 40 kg.

• Efficient Design:

• High-quality insulation on the side walls to retain heat.
• Once the temperature of 40°C is reached, the energy consumption is approximately 40-50 watts.

• Versatility:

• Includes an adjustable shelf that can accommodate honey buckets or jars.
• The hot air fan ensures even heat distribution for effective decrystallization.
• Made of stainless steel, with a glass door and magnetic closing mechanism.

• Temperature Control:

• The temperature can be adjusted externally with a regulator, reaching a maximum of 70°C.
• The honey decrystallizes in an estimated time of 12 to 24 hours, depending on the quantity and selected temperature.

• Technical Specifications:

• External dimensions: 845 mm (height) x 490 mm (depth) x 575 mm (width).
• Internal dimensions: 570 mm (height) x 390 mm (depth) x 530 mm (width).
• Weight: 35 kg.
• Power supply: 230 V / 500 watts.

Decrystallization Times by Temperature:

Use in Pollen Drying:

In addition to decrystallizing honey, this heated cabinet is ideal for drying pollen, a process that requires replacing the trays with special trays designed for this purpose. Proper pollen drying is crucial to preserving its quality and nutritional properties, allowing beekeepers to offer high-quality products to their customers.

This heated cabinet is an indispensable tool for any beekeeper, providing an efficient and versatile solution for keeping honey liquid and processing pollen optimally.