Automated operation
Once switched on, the unit operates without continuous hands-on application. Turn it off after the measured dose has been applied.

Battery-Powered On-Hive Fogger
The Battery-Powered On-Hive Fogger delivers precise, repeatable Hive Health applications directly on single- or double-deep hives. Add the recommended volume, place the unit on the hive, turn on the switch, and achieve consistent coverage with less operator variability.
Power
DeWalt 60V platform
Application
Automated operation
Hive fit
Nuc, single or double
Best for
Every beekeeper
ApiVera • Application Equipment
(Fogger Only, Battery Not Included)
Estimated shipping: August 17-21
Product documents
1-year limited warranty
Coverage applies to the On-Hive Fogger hardware.
For large-scale operations, custom workflows, or ongoing supply
Designed for Hive Health treatments with live colonies.
Optimized airflow supports even distribution.
Portable operation without cords or a generator.
Removable components simplify maintenance.
Durable materials for repeated field use.
Automated on-hive application
The Battery-Powered On-Hive Fogger delivers precise, repeatable Hive Health applications directly on single- or double-deep hives. Add the recommended volume, place the unit on the hive, turn on the switch, and achieve consistent coverage with less operator variability.
Once switched on, the unit operates without continuous hands-on application. Turn it off after the measured dose has been applied.
Select the recommended dose for the hive configuration and application period.
Use the same setup and treatment process from one hive to the next.
Move through the yard without extension cords, generators, or access to 110V power.
Built for every apiary
Get a repeatable Hive Health application without relying entirely on manual spray technique.
Run a single unit or add more foggers as hive count and treatment workload increase.
Deploy independently powered units across a yard while crews prepare, move, or refill other units.
Simple, repeatable workflow
Follow the same operating sequence at each colony for a consistent Hive Health application.
Mount a compatible DeWalt 60V battery onto the electrical housing. A 9 Ah battery runs for roughly 25 minutes; a 12 Ah battery runs for roughly 40 minutes.
Open the top of the hive and position the On-Hive Fogger directly on the open hive frame.
Remove the lid and add prepared Hive Health to the reservoir until the liquid is above the desired level. Recommended fill range: approximately 1.0–1.8 L.
Secure the chamber lid so the fog is directed down into the hive once the unit is activated.
Flip the red toggle switch on the control box. The switch illuminates when the power connection is active.
Once the red switch is on, the fogger begins operating. Let it run until the measured solution has been applied or the liquid level becomes too low.
Turn off the red switch, remove the fogger, move it to the next hive and repeat Steps 2–7.
Designed around the hive
The enclosed application chamber, internal airflow system and removable components create an approachable, repeatable treatment process.
Direct hive placement
Sits directly on common Langstroth configurations.
Controlled airflow
Internal fans move application through the chamber and into the hive.
Removable components
Designed for filling, cleaning, and regular maintenance.
Integrated controls
Power switch and display remain visible during operation.
Made for Hive Health
The On-Hive Fogger gives beekeepers an automated application option that reduces dependence on manual spray technique and supports a consistent treatment workflow across the season.
Use with live colonies
Designed around Hive Health applications for bees, brood, and queens when used according to current guidance.
Measured dosing
Add the recommended volume for the hive configuration before starting the unit.
Use across the season
Integrate treatments into early-season buildup, mid-season colony support, and fall preparation.
Standardize applications
Use the same equipment, placement, measured dose, and application process across hives and operators.
Why automate?
The difference is not simply how Hive Health is applied. It is how consistently the same workflow can be repeated from hive to hive, operator to operator, and yard to yard.
Manual workflow
Coverage varies
Results depend on spray angle, distance and how thoroughly each hive is treated.
Timing is manual
The operator controls the treatment duration at every hive.
Technique changes by user
Training and individual technique can affect consistency across a crew.
Automated workflow
Repeatable placement
The fogger sits directly on the hive using the same setup each time.
Controlled application
Once switched on, the fogger runs with less hands-on input while the measured dose determines the application length.
Easier to standardize
Crews can follow one repeatable process across different yards and operators.
Repeatable
Same workflow at every hive
Precise
Measured dose matched to hive type
Trainable
Simpler process across crews
Portable
No cords or generator required
Commercial workflow
Each On-Hive Fogger runs on its own battery, allowing crews to deploy several units simultaneously across a yard. Use the infographic below to explain the repeatable multi-unit workflow at a glance.
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Need help sizing a multi-unit setup? Terra Vera can help estimate the number of foggers, batteries, and crew workflow for your operation.
Request Commercial PlanningBuilt for the beekeeping season
Support colony development as brood production and hive activity increase.
Continue applications during active colony periods according to the seasonal plan.
Use the higher recommended dosage range when appropriate as colonies prepare for winter.
Operating specifications
Key operating details for planning battery inventory, transport and use in the bee yard.
Battery and charger are sold separately. Designed for the DeWalt 60V FLEXVOLT battery platform.
Compare application methods
Every workflow solves a different operational need. Compare each method by automation, mobility, repeatability, and where it fits best.
A simple, budget-first option for small hive counts and hands-on applications.
Best for
Small apiaries and lowest upfront equipment cost
Why choose it
Budget-friendly
The lowest equipment entry cost for a hands-on workflow.
A fast, field-ready workflow for beekeepers moving through multiple hives and yards.
Best for
Fast, mobile applications across growing operations
Why choose it
Best mobility
Move continuously through the yard with a field-ready setup.
Automated, direct-on-hive application built around measured dosing, consistency, and portability.
Best for
Beekeepers who want automation without giving up portability
Why choose it
Best for automation
A repeatable on-hive workflow that reduces operator variability.
A commercial-oriented system for high-output, palletized, and large-yard workflows.
Best for
Commercial operators prioritizing speed and scale
Why choose it
Built for scale
Designed for maximum throughput across commercial workflows.
FAQ
Measured. Repeatable. Portable.
Move beyond cords and operator-dependent treatment with a workflow that can serve a backyard apiary or scale across a commercial yard.