Grower Tip
- Use only thermal-resistant ducting on the 4" ports, as the manufacturer specifies — ordinary ducting isn't suitable for the heat.
- Run it in a closed loop for maximum heat retention, or open loop with a duct port drawing fresh air for balance.
- Keep the grow space between 30-65% RH; the T7 is designed for indoor, controlled environments only.
Features
A 1000W heater whose adaptive AI adjusts output to hold your target temperature and VPD across every growth stage.
Individual PTC plates with PWM control deliver 10 precise heat levels, or a fan mode for fresh-air intake.
Two 4" (100mm) ports let you run an open-loop fresh-air setup or a closed loop for maximum heat efficiency.
Connect to a UIS controller for WiFi app control, real-time data, alerts and advanced automation.
ETL-certified with a tip-over alarm, overheat protection with auto-restart and flame-retardant materials.
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Place the heater
Set the T7 upright on a stable surface inside your grow space, indoors only, away from water.
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Fit thermal ducting
Attach thermal-resistant ducting to the 4" ports (ducting not included) for open- or closed-loop airflow.
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Connect to a controller
Link it to a UIS controller so you can set temperature and VPD targets and schedules.
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Set your climate
Choose a heat level or let the AI hold your target; keep room humidity within 30-65% RH.
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Monitor via app
Use the AC Infinity app for remote control, data tracking and safety alerts.
How big a space does it heat?
It's a 1000W unit, the larger of AC Infinity's Thermoforge heaters, suited to tents and grow rooms. Output depends on your space size, insulation and starting room temperature.
Does it come with ducting?
No. The dual 4" (100mm) duct ports support open- or closed-loop setups, but you supply your own thermal-resistant ducting — standard ducting isn't suitable.
Do I need a controller?
You can run it standalone, but connecting it to a UIS controller unlocks true 10-level AI control, VPD and temperature triggers, scheduling and app monitoring.
What's the difference between open and closed loop?
Closed loop recirculates air for maximum heat efficiency; open loop draws in fresh air through a duct port for balanced temperature and air exchange.
Can I use it outdoors?
No. It's for indoor, controlled environments only, with incoming airflow humidity between 30% and 65% RH.
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