Honey Warming Cabinet - Decrystallisation with Digital Thermostat by Thomas Apiculture Prinox
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Honey Warming & Decrystallisation Cabinet (90L) – Digital Thermostat
Gently liquefy crystallised honey without damaging its natural flavour or quality.
This thermostatically controlled honey warming cabinet is purpose-built for decrystallising and liquifying honey in buckets or jars. With a 90-litre chamber and an adjustable digital thermostat (30–55 °C), it delivers precise, even heat to restore your honey to a smooth, golden flow.
Key Features
- Gentle decrystallisation – Brings honey from solid to liquid without overheating.
- Digital temperature control (30–55 °C) for consistent, repeatable results.
- Integrated fan for homogeneous heat distribution throughout the chamber.
- Glass shelves included – store jars or small buckets with ease.
- Compact, efficient design – ideal for honey rooms and workshops.
- Easy to clean – smooth metal interior and removable shelving.
- Safe & reliable – thermostatically controlled, energy-efficient 100 W heater.
Capacity
90 L internal volume. Practical load: approximately 10–20 kg of honey (jars or small buckets), depending on container size and shelf arrangement.
How to Use
- Place crystallised honey (jars or buckets) inside the cabinet.
- Set the thermostat between 30–55 °C (typical decrystallisation is 35–45 °C).
- Allow sufficient time for gentle liquefaction—many users load the cabinet the day before bottling for smooth, even flow.
Specifications
Brand | Prinox |
Capacity | 90 L |
Operating temperature | 30–55 °C (digital thermostat) |
Power | 100 W |
Voltage | 230 V (mains) |
External dimensions (W × D × H) | 55 × 44 × 81 cm |
Internal dimensions | 380 × 340 mm, height 540 mm |
Main material | Metal |
Type | Electric warming / decrystallisation cabinet with fan |
Warranty | 1 year |
Origin | Outside the EU |
Compatibility
Suitable for most honey containers, including glass jars and small buckets/pails that fit within the internal dimensions.
Good to Know
- For best results, warm honey slowly and avoid temperatures above your target bottling temperature.
- Stirring or gently agitating thick honey part-way through can speed up decrystallisation.