• Man in white mesh ventilated beekeeping jacket holding a HiveHeater, a watermark explains that the product is patented!
  • A HiveHeater sits on the top of a double wax dipped hive to display the HiveHeater. A man in a beekeeping jacket steadies the HiveHeater.
  • A HiveHeater sits installed on a hive in a beautiful green field with snow capped mountains in the background.
  • A HiveHeater is displayed sitting on top of a hive with the reflection of the sun in the glass.
  • Close up of the Honey Haven Supply logo on the glass of the HiveHeater.
  • HiveHeater is displayed on the top of a hive with other hives with HiveHeaters blurred but visible farther back in the field.
  • A man holds a HiveHeater to examine it.
  • A HiveHeater render is displayed with lots information about how it works. Specifically describes the high quality build.
  • A video of the HiveHeater installed on a hive in a field in winter
    A video of the HiveHeater installed on a hive in a field in winter
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HiveHeater™ Pre-Order

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Shipping August 2025

The HiveHeater by Honey Haven Supply, assists your bees in surviving winter through solar powered convection! Your hive will be warmer and increased circulation will lower hive humidity drastically! Keep your bees alive this winter and order your HiveHeater now!
Man in white mesh ventilated beekeeping jacket holding a HiveHeater, a watermark explains that the product is patented!
A HiveHeater sits on the top of a double wax dipped hive to display the HiveHeater. A man in a beekeeping jacket steadies the HiveHeater.
A HiveHeater sits installed on a hive in a beautiful green field with snow capped mountains in the background.
A HiveHeater is displayed sitting on top of a hive with the reflection of the sun in the glass.
Close up of the Honey Haven Supply logo on the glass of the HiveHeater.
HiveHeater is displayed on the top of a hive with other hives with HiveHeaters blurred but visible farther back in the field.
A man holds a HiveHeater to examine it.
A HiveHeater render is displayed with lots information about how it works. Specifically describes the high quality build.
A video of the HiveHeater installed on a hive in a field in winter

The Story Behind the HiveHeater

FAQs

Will my bees consume more honey if they are being heated?

This is a very common question, after years of research we have found that your bees do not consume more honey when they're being heated. This happens because your bees expend a lot of energy when they're trying to stay warm, and so if they don't need to worry about staying warm, they end up consuming fewer calories, and often consuming less honey throughout the entire winter.
What if I leave the hiveheater on too long?

Bees are robust when it comes to warm temperatures. Beehives have been known to survive internal temperatures above 130°, the only real concern being that the wax could melt. Leaving the Hiveheater on for an extra week or two won't hurt the bees, but we will be sending out reminder emails at the end of every season just in case!
How does the hiveheater lower the humidity inside the hive?

By increasing the airflow inside of the hive, humidity is decreased
Does this product work with all Hive sizes?

We will be shipping models for both 8 and 10-frame Langstroth hives during the 2024 season, and expanding to less common hive sizes

Customer Reviews

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Riley M
Never had healthier hives come spring

After learning about how much water the hive-heater can draw out of the hive I knew I needed to try it. My queen started laying earlier and I was able to split my hive earlier than I ever had before. Just order 3 more.

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Andrew Hammond
First time I have had 100% Survival

I live in the mountains in Utah and have had a terrible time trying to keep my bees alive during winter. This is the first thing I have tried that I felt seriously helped my bees.

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Taren Stewart
Splits!

I tried a couple hive heaters this winter. I didn't know what to expect but come spring my hives were very strong. So strong i had to do splits to stop my hives from swarming!

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Chad E
Earlier brood more bees

My queen started laying brood earlier than I’ve ever seen. When I opened my hive in February I already had a few frames of cardboard. Never seen that before.

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Carl G
Way easier than insulating my hive

I was amazed at the ease of install on the HiveHeater. I was used to placing my hives in a greenhouse and still had better results using the HiveHeater. A must try for sure.

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