Debzzz Beekeeping Paradise

A thermal imaging camera was used to take the two above photographs during winter.

Photo 1. Has hives on the left made from Plastic and an EPS Paradise Honey Hive on the right.

Photo 2. Shows the Paradise Honey Hive on the left and hives constructed of Wood on the right.

In both photos it is evident that there is large surface areas of heat escaping from the 'bee cluster' in both the plastic and the wooden hives.... but little to none escaping from the EPS Paradise Honey Hives. The thermal imaging camera gives a temperature reading in both photos where the heat is evident on the outside surface of the plastic and wooden hives.  Firstly on the plastic hive it is registering 21deg c. and on the Wooden hive 17deg c.  There is no colour associated with heat escaping from the "bee cluster" in the EPS Paradise Honey Hives.

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