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2-in-1 grow tent complete kit

2-in-1 grow tent complete kit AC Infinity Advance Grow Tent System Compact 2x2, 1-Plant Kit

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2-in-1 grow tent complete kit AC Infinity Advance Grow Tent System Compact 2x2, 1-Plant KitADVANCE GROW TENT SYSTEM 2' x 2' COMPACT An advance grow tent system with intelligent controls to manage your grow environment and ensure ideal growing conditions for a successful harvest. The inline fan, carbon filter, and ducting manage your tents climate conditions by routing heat, humidity, and odor away from it. Air is circulated via the next gen clip fan with oscillation range control, re engineered to provide tailored, custom airflow to your

ADVANCE GROW TENT SYSTEM 2' x 2' COMPACT

An advance grow tent system with intelligent controls to manage your grow environment and ensure ideal growing conditions for a successful harvest. The inline fan, carbon filter, and ducting manage your tent’s climate conditions by routing heat, humidity, and odor away from it. Air is circulated via the next-gen clip fan with oscillation range control, re-engineered to provide tailored, custom airflow to your plants over a longer period of time. Algorithmically selected and arranged LM301H diodes on the grow light board emits powerful LED lighting over wide coverage to simulate natural sunlight and optimize growth. These devices are housed in a high-density oxford grow tent, featuring a sturdy steel frame and Mylar walls to create a climate-controlled grow space.

  • An advance grow tent kit with smart controls and integrated components to start an indoor growing system.

  • Controller automates each fan and light with individual programs to dynamically adjust speed and brightness.

  • Connect your mobile device to our app via WiFi to automate and track your grow tent climate from anywhere.

  • Next-gen EC-motor inline fan 4”, clip fan 6”, and 100W full-spectrum grow light with Samsung LM301H LEDs.

  • Premium 2000D Mylar tent 24”x24”x48”, Australian carbon filter, ducting, fabric pots, pruning snips, and more.

 

 

Intelligent Programming

Integrating these components is the CONTROLLER 69 PRO, engineered to provide each device with shared or independent programming. This central control unit can set dynamic programs to activate your grow devices in response to VPD (vapor pressure deficit) levels, in addition to temperature and humidity, to help you further dial into your ideal growing space. Timer, cycle, and schedule modes add custom on-demand activation for a variety of indoor growing uses. Securely connect to the AC Infinity app via WiFi to remotely access your indoor grow system from anywhere outside the boundaries of your home, unlocking advance programs, alerts, notifications, and historical charts.

 

Complete Kit

This package assembles all the essential components to help you quickly start your indoor grow while eliminating the guesswork of purchasing them individually. The full grow tent kit will include the following:

  • CLOUDLAB 422 – Advance Grow Tent 24”x24”x48” (x1)

  • CONTROLLER 69 PRO – Grow Tent Controller (x1)

  • CLOUDLINE LITE A4 – Inline Fan (x1)

  • IONBOARD S22 – LED Grow Light Board (x1)

  • CLOUDRAY S6, Gen 2 – Oscillating Circulation Clip Fan (x1)

  • Carbon Filter 4” (x1)

  • 4” Flexible Ducting, 8’ Long (x1)

  • 4” Steel Clamps (x2)

  • 5’ Duct Tape (x1)

  • Hook and Loop Ties (x10)

  • 5-gallon Fabric Pots (x2)

  • Elastic Trellis Netting 2x2’ (x1)

  • Black Wire Twist Ties (x1)

  • Micro-tip Pruning Shears (x1)

 


Specs

   Manufacturer    AC Infinity Inc.
   Product Name    Advance Grow System A22
   Product Model    AC-PKA22
   UPC Code    819137022829
   Product Manual
   
   Product and Mounting Dimensions - Grow Tent
   Tent Dimensions    24" x 24" x 48" (61 x 61 x 121.9 cm)
   Duct Opening Sizes    4", 6"
   Viewing Window Size    9.84 x 9.84 in. (25.0 x 25.0 cm)
   Side Intake Hole Size    5.90 x 14.17 in. (15.0 x 36.0 cm)
   Mounting Strap Length    5.51 in. (140.0 cm)
   Product Performance and Technical Specs - Grow Tent
   Outer Tent Material    Oxford
   Inner Tent Material    Mylar
   Pole Material    Steel
   Pole Thickness    22 mm
   Beam Weight Capacity    150 lbs.
   Plant Capacity    1
   Product and Mounting Dimensions - Inline Fan
   Duct Size    4"
   Total Dimensions    7.48 x 11.89 x 6.93 in. (19.0 x 30.2 x 17.6 cm)
   Mounting Hole-To-Hole Distance    3.15 x 2.36 in. (8.0 x 6.0 cm)
   Screw Hole Size    Ø 0.197 in. (Ø 0.5 cm)
   Cord Length to Controller    120 in. (10 feet)
   Cord Length to Plug    96 in. (8 feet)
   Performance and Technical Specs - Inline Fan
   Total Airflow    165 CFM
   Total Noise    29 dBA
   Max Speed    2800 RPM
   Static Pressure    324 Pa
   Voltage    100-240V AC
   Frequency    50/60 Hz
   Max Power Draw    35 W
   Average Power Usage    18 W
   Current    0.55 A
   Power Connector Type    US Plug (NEMA 1-15 Type-A)
   Operating Humidity    35 to 85% RH
   Operating Temperature    32 to 140°F
   Ingress Protection    IP-44
   Fan Bearings    Dual Ball
   Mounting Positions    Horizontal or Vertical
   L10 Life Expectancy    67,000 Hours
   Fan Quality Approvals    CE, RoHS
   Product and Mounting Dimensions - Clip Fan
   Impeller Size    6.5"
   Total Dimensions    8.74 x 10.47 in. (22.2 x 26.6 cm)
   Cord Length to Plug    96 in. (8 feet)
   Product Performance and Technical Specs - Clip Fan
   Maximum Airflow    325 CFM
   Total Noise    31 dBA
   Static Pressure    25 Pa
   Operating Voltage    100-240V AC
   Power    11 W
   Current    0.15 A
   Operating Humidity    35 to 85% RH
   Operating Temperature    32 to 140°F
   Waterproof Rating    IP-44
   Rotation Range    90°
   Tilt Angle    55°
   Oscillation    Automatic Oscillation
   Fan Bearings    Dual Ball Bearing
   Mounting Positions    Horizontal or Vertical
   Life Expectancy    67,000 Hours
   Product and Mounting Dimensions - Controller
   Total Dimensions    5.19 x 2.91 x 1.06 in. (13.2 x 7.4 x 2.7 cm)
   Hole to Hole Distance    4.71 x 2.64 in. (12.0 x 6.7 cm)
   Screw Hole Size    Ø 0.119 in (Ø 0.3 cm)
   Display Size    3.5 x 1.4 in. (9 x 3.5 cm)
   Sensor Probe Length    144 in. (12 feet)
   Product Performance and Technical Specs - Controller
   Maximum Devices Controlled    4
   Max Power Supported    10 W
   Programming Temperatures    32 to 140°F
   Operating Voltage    9 to 18V
   Power    1 W
   Current    0.1 A
   Power Input    10V from Device
   Operating Humidity    35 to 85% RH
   Product and Mounting Dimensions - LED Grow Light
   Light Dimensions    11.81 x 11.81 in. (30.0 x 30.0 cm)
   LED Board Thickness    0.43 in. (1.1 cm)
   Driver Dimensions    7.16 x 1.57 in. (18.2 x 4.0 cm)
   Product Performance and Technical Specs - LED Grow Light
   Coverage    2 x 2 ft.
   Diodes    Samsung LM301H
   LED Chip Count    272
   LED Driver    AC Infinity Proprietary Driver IB-150
   Efficiency    2.7 µmol/j
   PPFD    998 PPFD
   Spectrum    660nm, 730nm, 3000K, 5000K  
   Wattage    100 W
   Voltage    100-277V AC
   Frequency    50/60 Hz
   Amps    0.94 A @ 120V | 0.47 A @ 240V | 0.40 A @ 277V
   Controller    Digital Dimming Timer
   Power Connector Type    US Plug (NEMA 1-15 Type-A)
   Operating Humidity    35 to 85% RH
   Operating Temperature    32 to 140°F
   Life Expectancy    50,000 Hours
    
   Product and Mounting Dimensions - Carbon Filter
   Duct Opening Size    4"
   Total Dimensions    13.35 x 6.97 in. (33.3 x 17.7 cm)
   Flange Length    1.46 in. (3.7 cm)
   Product Performance and Technical Specs - Carbon Filter
   Flange Material    Aluminum
   Flange Design    Reversible
   Mesh Material    Galvanized Steel
   Carbon Type    Australian Virgin RC412
   Carbon Grade    1200+ IAV
   Carbon Thickness    38mm
   Maximum Airflow    210 CFM
   Product Dimensions - Ducting
   Ducting Size    4 in. (10.2 cm)
   Length    96 in. (8 ft)
   Product Performance and Technical Specs - Ducting
   Outer Layer    PVC Thermoplastic
   Inner Material    Aluminum Foil
   Internal Structure    Spiral Steel-Wire
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