Watch the flow come in.
See the hive gain weight as nectar comes in, and notice when the flow starts to slow.
Under the hive
See the change underneath.
Nectar comes in. Stores are used. The hive’s weight changes with the life of the colony. Sitting beneath the hive, Hive Scale follows those changes over time, helping you understand the flow, keep an eye on stores and notice when something needs attention.
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Tell us about your apiary and we’ll get back to you.
Works alongside the other BeePrecise devices.
Weight is the simplest honest signal in beekeeping. Hive Scale follows it every day, so you are not guessing from the last time you hefted the box.
See the hive gain weight as nectar comes in, and notice when the flow starts to slow.
Follow how quickly stores are used through a dearth or winter, without lifting boxes.
A sharp drop may mean a swarm has left, robbing or a knocked hive. BeePrecise flags it so you can check.
Foragers leave in the morning and return in the evening. The daily pattern shows how the colony is working.
Under the hive, and part of the same picture as every other BeePrecise device.
Place Hive Scale on level ground and set the hive on its stainless steel deck. The junction box sits beside it.
Nectar coming in, stores being used and the daily rhythm of foragers all show up as changes in weight.
The BeePrecise app shows how the hive is gaining or losing, and flags sudden changes that may be worth a look.
Hive Scale works with phone sync on its own, or through an Apiary Hub when you want readings between visits.
On its own, Hive Scale keeps its readings until you visit. Open the BeePrecise app near the hive and they sync over Bluetooth.
Either way, once readings reach BeePrecise they lead to the same colony verdict and AI Briefing. The Hub makes them fresher. You can start with phone sync and add a Hub later.
Buyer’s guide
One Hive Scale per hive you want to weigh. Some beekeepers put a scale under one representative hive in each yard to follow the flow, and add Brood Monitors to the rest.
Pair it with a Brood Monitor in the same hive. Weight shows what is coming in and going out; the brood nest shows how the colony is doing.
Answer four questions and see a starting setup for your apiary.
Open the buyer’s guideUp to 200 kg (440 lb), measured to 10 g, on a 505 × 410 mm stainless steel deck.
It shows how the hive is gaining or losing weight over time. That helps you judge when to add supers or check stores, but the decision stays with you.
It may be a swarm leaving, robbing, or a hive that has been knocked. BeePrecise flags the change so you know it is worth a look.
No. Many beekeepers weigh one representative hive per yard, or the hives they follow most closely.
Tell us about your hives and what you would like to know between visits. We will reply by email and help you work out a setup that fits.