Bee-keeping automatic feeding device

Abstract

The invention discloses an automatic feeding device for beekeeping, which includes a feeding seat and a sugar injection and water outlet on the feeding seat. The bottom of the sugar injection and water outlet is provided with a rotating hole, and a rotating shaft is clamped in the rotating hole, and the rotating shaft is fixed. On both sides of the head of the floating rod, the tail of the floating rod is connected with a float, and a plug is movably fixed on the floating rod corresponding to the longitudinal direction of the sugar injection and water outlet. The invention is simple in structure, easy to use, removes the spring in the original automatic feeding device, and solves the problem that the water injection is not enough to complete the automatic feeding due to the small volume of the water tank and the spring is easy to rust, which causes the short service life of the device and affects the health of bees. The invention of the automatic feeding device uses the principle of Archimedes to make the float receive upward buoyancy, which drives one end of the floating rod to rotate, so that the fixed plug on the other end of the floating rod blocks the sugar injection and the water outlet to complete the purpose of automatic feeding. The use of this device The cost is reduced, the service life is prolonged, and the utility model is convenient for popularization and use.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an automatic feeding device for beekeeping. Background technique [0002] The currently known automatic feeding device for beekeeping feeders is composed of a spring and a silica gel plug. When no water is injected, sugar is injected under the action of the spring and the nozzle is opened. At the same time, the silicone plug blocks the water inlet on the breeding base, so as to achieve the effect of feeding honey. However, the above-mentioned device can only complete the feeding when the water in the tank and the elastic force of the spring are balanced, so that the spring is soaked in water for a long time. It will rust. Firstly, the short-term replacement of the rusty spring will result in a short service life of the device, and secondly, it will affect the health of the bees, and the amount of water also needs to be limited, which cannot meet the needs of large batches of bees. Contents of the invention [0003] The inven...

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[0003] The present invention provides an automatic feeding device for beekeeping in view of the deficiencies in the prior art. The purpose is to solve the phenomenon that the existing automatic water supply device for beekeeping has springs that are easy to rust and needs to be replaced in a short period of time, and it is difficult to meet a series of water supply conditions.

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