Portable incubator for transporting queen cells

Because the journey between apiaries can't cost you a queen cell.

🌡️ Digital thermoregulation: tenth-of-a-degree precision when it matters most

The digital thermoregulator holds temperature between 30 and 35 °C with a precision of ± 0.3 °C — well within the tolerance needed for late-stage queen cells. Temperature is readable on the external display without opening the lid, avoiding unnecessary heat loss during checks. If you're regularly moving capped cells close to emergence, that stability is the difference between a properly developed queen and a compromised one.

🛡️ Two foam trays: queen cells travel secured, not rattling loose

The 72 cells are distributed across two stacked foam trays of 36 positions each (Ø 16 × 60 mm). Each cell sits individually cradled, isolated from engine vibration and road shocks. The metal latch closure prevents accidental opening during transit. No more queen cells rolling around in a bucket with a damp cloth — every cell has its place.

🔄 Internal fan and 20 mm insulation: uniform temperature in every corner

The case is built from 20 mm panels with a polystyrene core and PVC outer cladding — effective insulation against both early-morning cold and a sealed vehicle's heat in summer. The small built-in fan in the lid circulates warm air to eliminate thermal gradients between the upper and lower tray positions: every cell gets the same conditions. The ergonomic handle completes a unit built to move between apiaries comfortably, even with your hands full.

🔌 12V in the vehicle, 220V in the rearing room: the same unit for the full chain

The 1.5 m cable with standard lighter plug connects directly to any 12V DC vehicle outlet — van, 4×4, farm quad. For use in the extraction room, rearing station or during holding periods, it can also run from a 220-240V mains supply via an external 12V power adapter (not included). Total draw is 60 W, manageable even with the engine off during a short wait.