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Cooltube Digital Grow Light

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If you need to keep heat down to a minimum then the Cool-Tube Digital Grow Light offers one of the coolest HID lamp set-ups available.

The Cool-Tube is a fully-sealed reflector with a lamp mounted in the centre of the glass tube and open ends for ducting to be connected to. This allows air to be pushed (or pulled) over the lamp and remove heat before it builds up.

Combining this heat reducing design with a Maxibright Digilight ballast will help keep temperatures down to an even greater extent, as well as benefitting from the other advantages of a digital ballast.

Instead of using resistance in the ballast – which produces a lot of heat as a by-product – digital ballasts use microprocessors and in doing so avoid the current ‘spike’ which reduces wear on lamps and reflectors.

Available in 250W, 400W and 600W, we recommend using a lighting controller with all HID light ballasts. 250W and 400W kits are supplied with the 125mm Cool-Tube, 600W with the 150mm model.

All kits come with a two-year no quibble guarantee on the ballast and a one-year guarantee on the lamp and reflector.

For information on which fans to use with which Cool-Tubes, please see our FAQ below.  

**125mm version is OUT OF STOCK until further notice*** 

Cool Tube 600W - 150mm 196431 £59.95 £57.97
Cooltube Digital Grow Light with 600W Sunmaster Dual Spectrum Lamp 197479 £174.95 £164.99

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Frequently asked questions:

Q: What fans do I need to use with these lights?

A: That mostly depends on the wattage of each light, but here are some rough guidelines:-

1-2 x 250W/400W lights use a RUCK 125mm Low Powered Fan

3-4 x 250W/400W lights use a RUCK 125mm High Powered Fan

1-2 x 600W lights use a RUCK 150mm Low Powered Fan

3-4 x 600W lights use a RUCK 150mm High Powered Fan

These are guidelines only, there are many variables including the length of your ducting and the amount of bends in it (the longer this is, the less overall air gets moved), the type and age of carbon filter if used and the intake airflow. If you're still not sure what you will need, give us a call and we'll talk you through it on the phone.

 

Q: What's the best ducting to use with Cooltubes?

A: Just using our standard ducting is fine, you can use acoustic but it's a bit fiddly to set up, prone to air leaks and difficult to move up and down as the plants grow (very good in every other situation though).

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