As soon as I got an apiary, I already started putting things in order in the beekeeping house. This house is made on the basis of an old trailer and is a little dilapidated both inside and outside.
The former owner began to reconstruct it, but did not finish. There was no electricity in the house, the roof was leaking, there was a lot of wax moth and its larvae inside, and it was just dirty.
So I started to repair the house. I started first of all with electricity. It's getting dark early now, and it's not convenient to clean up in the dark at all. Therefore, the first thing I did was to repair the lighting.
Mounted the lamp cartridges, stretched the wiring. Installed a switchbox and an electrical outlet. I brought an electric cable to my house.
I decided not to make a permanent connection to the power grid, but to turn it on as needed from my home.
All consumables are very outdated, probably older than me, except for the cable and light bulbs - they are new. But this is not critical, the main thing is that everything is free.
After a couple of hours, all the switching was completed and the light appeared in the bee house.
Now it will be possible to continue the improvement work.
