Stainless steel bee smoker with an 8 cm diameter and a total height of 21 cm. Excellent small smoker for the beginner with a few colonies. Supplied with a heat shield and quality bellows.

How do you light a smoker?
Start with an easy-to-ignite base. First place a wad of paper/dried leaves/pine needles (and optionally a smoker fuel block) in the smoker and light it to create an open flame, then use the bellows to build it up. Gently smother this strong flame with tobacco (or smoker pellets). Keep pumping well with the bellows at the beginning. Especially for smoker pellets you need a really good fire to get them going. Then close the lid and pump regularly to keep the smoker running. The aim is to produce generous amounts of cool, white smoke. Do not use blue smoke; it is too hot, can cause irritation, and can scorch the bees’ wings. The [product id=369]herbal smoker fuel[/product] / [product id=295]smoker fuel blocks[/product] are a bit easier for beginning beekeepers.

An Apisolis vaporizer is a new (environmentally friendly) generation smoker suitable for use during visits to your hives with docile bee colonies. Thanks to the ingredients in the vaporizing liquid, your colony will calm down and become less aggressive, as with a smoker. With the Apisolis bellows you protect yourself against inhalation of toxic substances and you run no risk of burns, unlike the traditional smoker. No combustion is required when using this product and it is electrically powered.

The bellows is easy to use. To activate the bellows, simply squeeze it. After visiting your colony, the bellows will automatically switch off when you have not used the product for an extended period.

Advantages over the traditional smoker:
- Safer: no risk of burns or inhaling toxic substances.
- Environmentally friendly: the liquid used is of biological origin and based on essential oils.

This Deluxe all-in-one set contains:
- Apisolis vaporizer
- 1 coil
- 1 USB cable
- 1 bottle of vaporizing liquid 120 ml
- 5 x spare coils

Tip: after using the Apisolis vaporizer, remove the coil and coat it with a little vaporizing liquid. After a number of operating hours, the coil should be replaced. Looking for spare coils? Order [product id=3487]extra coils as spares, in case one breaks (art. 6109)[/product].

For more information: click here for the Apisolis start-up video.

An Apisolis vaporizer is a new (eco-friendly) generation of smoker designed for use while inspecting your beehives. Thanks to the nature-friendly ingredients in the vaporizing liquid, your colony will calm down and become less defensive, similar to using a smoker. With the Apisolis bellows, however, you protect yourself from inhaling smoke released by a classic smoker and avoid any risk of burns. No combustion takes place when using this product, which is powered by electricity (battery/USB cable).

The bellows are very easy to use. To activate the bellows, simply squeeze it. After visiting your colony, the bellows will switch off automatically when the product is no longer in use.

Advantages compared to the classic smoker:
- Safe to use with no risk of burns or inhaling smoke.
- Eco-friendly: the liquid used is made from bio-based ingredients and essential oils.

This set contains:
- Apisolis vaporizer
- 1 heating element
- 1 USB cable

Note: don’t forget to order the desired quantity of [product id=3486]Apisolis vaporizing liquid (art. 6108)[/product] alongside this set.

Tip: after using the Apisolis vaporizer, remove the small heating element and lightly prime it with a little vaporizing liquid. After several hours of operation, the heating element should be replaced. Looking for spare heating elements? Order [product id=3487]extra heating elements as spares, in case one breaks (art. 6109)[/product].

For more information: click here for the Apisolis start-up video.

This smoker from the Deluxe series is made of stainless steel and has a diameter of 10 cm and a total height of 26 cm. The smoker is neatly finished and made from very robust materials. This model has a fine-mesh protective guard to make the hot parts difficult to touch. In addition, the bellows is made of sturdy yellow (instead of the green in the photo) faux leather. The interior is fitted with a small grate for optimal aeration of the fuel. 

How do you light a smoker?
Start with a good, easily ignitable base. First place a wad of paper/dried leaves/pine needles (and optionally a smoke block) in the smoker and light it to create an open flame, then build it up with the bellows. Gently smother this strong flame with tobacco (or smoker pellets). Keep pumping the bellows well at the start. Smoker pellets in particular need a really good initial fire. Then close the lid and pump regularly to keep the smoker going. Aim to produce generous amounts of cool, white smoke. Avoid blue smoke; it's too hot, can cause irritation, and may singe the bees' wings. The [product id=369]herbal tobacco[/product] / [page controller="search" search_query="rookblokjes"]smoke blocks[/page] are a bit easier for beginning beekeepers.

Bee smoker Medium Budget model, made of stainless steel with a diameter of 9.5 cm and an overall height of 26 cm. The smoker has a slightly simpler finish than the Deluxe model. Equipped with a protective heat guard. The bellows are made from durable synthetic leather. The interior features a small grate for optimal airflow to the fuel.

How do you light a bee smoker?
Ensure a well-igniting base. First place a wad of paper/dried leaves/pine needles (and optionally a smoker fuel block) in the smoker and light it so an open flame develops, which you build up with the bellows. Gently smother this strong flame with tobacco (or smoker pellets). Keep pumping the bellows well at the start. Especially for smoker pellets you need a really good fire to begin with. Then close the lid and pump regularly to keep the smoker going. The aim is to produce generous amounts of cool, white smoke. Avoid blue smoke; it is too hot, can cause irritation, and may singe the bees’ wings. The [product id=369]herbal tobacco[/product] / [page controller="search" search_query="rookblokjes"]smoker fuel blocks[/page] are a bit easier for beginner beekeepers.

This Large smoker from the Deluxe series is made of stainless steel, has a diameter of 10 cm and a total height of 30 cm. The smoker is neatly finished and built from very robust materials. This model has a fine-mesh protective guard so the hot parts are difficult to touch. In addition, the bellows are made of sturdy yellow synthetic leather. The interior includes a small grate for optimal airflow to the fuel. 

How to light a smoker?
Start with a good, easily ignited base. First place a wad of paper/dried leaves/pine needles (and optionally a smoker fuel block) in the smoker and light it so an open flame forms, which you build up with the bellows. Gently smother this strong flame with tobacco (or smoker pellets). Keep pumping well with the bellows at the start. Especially for smoker pellets you need a really good fire first. Then close the lid and pump regularly to keep the smoker going. Aim to produce generous amounts of cool, white smoke. Do not use blue smoke; it is too hot, can cause irritation and can singe the bees’ wings. The [product id=369]herbal tobacco[/product] / [page controller="search" search_query="rookblokjes"]smoker fuel blocks[/page] are a bit easier for beginner beekeepers.

Stainless steel smoker with a 6 cm diameter and an overall height of 18 cm. Great little smoker (even smaller than the mini smoker) for beginner beekeepers with a small number of colonies. Supplied with a heat guard and quality bellows.

How do you light a smoker?
Start with an easily ignitable base. First place a wad of paper/dried leaves/pine needles (and optionally a smoker block) in the smoker and light it to create an open flame, which you build up with the bellows. Gently smother this strong flame with tobacco (or smoker pellets). At the start, keep pumping well with the bellows. Especially for smoker pellets you need a really good fire first. Then close the lid and pump regularly to keep the smoker going. Aim to produce generous amounts of cool, white smoke. Don’t use blue smoke; it’s too hot, can cause irritation, and can singe the bees’ wings. The [product id=369]herbal tobacco[/product] / [page controller="search" search_query="rookblokjes"]smoker blocks[/page] are a bit easier for beginner beekeepers.

This Dadant smoker is made of stainless steel and has a 10 cm diameter and an overall height of 30 cm. The smoker is well finished and built from very robust material. This model features a pointed nozzle. It also has a fine-mesh protective guard, making it hard to touch the hot parts. In addition, the bellows are made of durable brown synthetic leather. The interior includes a small grate for optimal airflow to the fuel.

How do you light a smoker?
Start with an easily combustible base. First place a wad of paper/dry leaves/pine needles (and optionally a smoke block) in the smoker and light it to create an open flame, then build it up with the bellows. Gently smother this strong flame with tobacco (or smoke pellets). Keep pumping with the bellows at the start. Especially for smoke pellets you need a really good initial fire. Then close the lid and pump regularly to keep the smoker going. Aim to produce plenty of cool, white smoke. Avoid blue smoke; it is too hot, can cause irritation, and can scorch the bees’ wings. The [product id=369]herbal tobacco[/product] / [page controller="search" search_query="rookblokjes"]smoke blocks[/page] are a bit easier for beginning beekeepers.

This Dadant smoker from the BeeFun Deluxe series is made of stainless steel, has a diameter of 10 cm and a total height of 32 cm. The smoker is neatly finished and made from very durable materials. This model has a fine-mesh protective cage so the hot parts are hard to touch. In addition, the bellows are made of sturdy yellow synthetic leather. Inside, a small grate ensures optimal ventilation of the fuel. 

How do you light a smoker?
Ensure a good, easily ignitable base. Start with a wad of paper/dried leaves/pine needles (and optionally a smoker fuel block) in the smoker and light it so an open flame forms. Use the bellows to build the flame. Gently smother the flame with tobacco (and/or smoker pellets). Keep pumping the bellows well at the beginning. Especially with smoker pellets you need a really good initial fire. Then close the lid and pump regularly to keep the smoker going. The [product id=369]herbal tobacco[/product] and [page controller="search" search_query="rookblokjes"]smoker fuel blocks[/page] are a bit easier for beginner beekeepers. The aim is to produce generous amounts of cool, white smoke.

This smoker from the Deluxe series is made of copper, has a diameter of 10 cm and a total height of 31 cm. The smoker is well finished. This model features an almost fully enclosed heat shield by means of a perforated plate. This prevents contact with the hottest parts. In addition, the bellows are made of sturdy synthetic leather. The interior is fitted with a grate for optimal aeration of the fuel. 

How do you light a smoker?
Make sure you have an easily ignitable base. Start with a wad of paper/dried leaves/pine needles (and optionally a smoker starter block) in the smoker and light it so an open flame forms. Use the bellows to build the flame. Gently smother the flame with tobacco (and/or smoker pellets). Keep pumping well with the bellows at the start. Especially for pellets you need a really good initial fire.  Then close the lid and pump regularly to keep the smoker going. The [product id=369]herbal tobacco[/product] and [page controller="search" search_query="rookblokjes"]smoker starter blocks[/page] are a bit easier for beginner beekeepers. The aim is to produce generous amounts of cool, white smoke.