This is not your ordinary queen excluder. It is injected with 2 entrances that can be opened or closed. Works as the original design of the queen excluder, keeping the queen from laying brood in your honey supers. The entrances allow bees to enter directly into the honey supers to store nectar, rather than having to enter at the traditional bottom entrance. But can function in several other ways as well due to the entrances.
Internal partitions offer a guide to be combined with vertical dividers to confine the queen even within a frame in order to:
· Treat (e.g. for Varroa) in a controlled brood environment.
· Limit the brood before flowering.
· Multiply colonies.
· Combine it with a common excluder in the upper part to turn into a double excluder. So, you have one queen up and one on the bottom.
· Combine it with a common excluder for multiplication: In this case you do the same thing as the vertical divider, but you put the entrances of the excluder facing the opposite side from the doors of the brood-chamber.
Made in Greece.
