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Cultiv8 Tube Heater Greenhouse/Tent Heat Bar (30cm to 120cm)

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Size: 60 WATT / 30CM / 2m³ areas
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Description

The Cultiv8 Tube Heater is a compact greenhouse heater designed to provide steady background warmth in greenhouses, grow tents and other small growing spaces. Its slim tubular design delivers silent radiant heat without taking up the floor space of a conventional fan heater.

Available in five wattages and lengths from 30cm to 120cm, this tubular heater can be matched to the approximate volume of your setup. It is particularly useful for growers who need to manage cooler overnight conditions or maintain a more consistent temperature through winter.

Key benefits

  • Gentle, consistent heating: Provides background radiant warmth rather than a strong blast of hot air.
  • Space-saving design: The slim tube can be mounted horizontally on a wall or floor using the included mounting hardware.
  • Quiet operation: Runs without a fan, making it suitable for grow tents and indoor growing areas where noise matters.
  • Suitable for humid grow spaces: The IP55-rated housing provides protection against dust and light water exposure.
  • Built-in thermal protection: An overheat cut-off supports safer continuous operation.
  • Thermostat compatible: Can be paired with a suitable temperature controller for more precise heating control.

Best suited to

  • Small greenhouses and propagation spaces
  • Indoor grow tents and compact grow rooms
  • Insulated sheds or enclosed garden work areas
  • Growers managing low overnight temperatures
  • Setups that need quiet, low-profile background heat

 

How to use it

Install the tube heater horizontally using the supplied mounting hardware, either low on a wall or in a suitable floor-level position. Leave clear space around the unit and keep it away from tent fabric, plastic, pots and other items that could touch or cover the heater.

Connect the heater to a 220–240V, 50Hz power supply. It can run continuously, although using a compatible thermostat is recommended when you want the heater to switch according to the measured temperature. Allow the unit to cool before cleaning, then wipe it with a dry or lightly damp cloth.

Choosing the right option

  • 60W / 30cm: Recommended for insulated areas of approximately 2m³.
  • 80W / 61cm: Recommended for insulated areas of approximately 2–3m³.
  • 120W / 61cm: Recommended for insulated areas of approximately 3–4m³.
  • 180W / 90cm: Recommended for insulated areas of approximately 4–5m³.
  • 240W / 120cm: Recommended for insulated areas of approximately 5–6m³.

These coverage estimates assume a snug, insulated space. Choose the next wattage up where the area is draughty, poorly insulated or exposed to colder outside conditions. Actual temperature improvement will depend on insulation, ventilation, ambient temperature and heater placement.

Check before buying

  • Measure the volume of your space before choosing a wattage.
  • The heater is designed for steady background warmth, not rapid fan-forced heating.
  • Mounting hardware is included.
  • Horizontal installation is recommended.
  • The heater surface becomes hot during operation and must not be covered or touched.
  • Keep electrical connections dry and do not spray water directly onto the unit.
  • The 240W, 120cm model cannot be sent through Australia Post and is excluded from free-shipping promotions.

FAQs

Can the Cultiv8 Tube Heater run continuously?

Yes. It is designed for continuous operation and includes built-in thermal protection. A compatible thermostat can provide more precise temperature control.

Is this tube heater suitable for a grow tent?

Yes. Its slim profile and quiet radiant operation make it suitable as a tube heater for grow tent setups, provided it is mounted securely with sufficient clearance from the tent material and equipment.

How much can it raise the temperature?

In a snug, insulated setup, the heater may increase the ambient temperature by approximately 8–10°C. Results vary according to insulation, draughts, ventilation and outside conditions.

Does the heater make noise?

It operates silently because it does not use a fan. A faint ticking sound may occur during the first few hours of operation.

Choose the Cultiv8 Tube Heater size that matches your growing-space volume for compact, quiet background heating in a greenhouse, grow tent or small enclosed setup.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What does the Cultiv8 Tube Heater do, and how much heat does it provide?

The Cultiv8 Tube Heater provides gentle background warmth for grow tents, greenhouses, and small rooms. In an insulated setup, it can raise temperatures by around 8–10°C. It’s not a fan heater—it’s best for steady, low-watt heat rather than intense blasts.

How do I choose the right size Cultiv8 Tube Heater for my grow space?

Match the heater’s wattage to your space volume: 60W for ~2m³, 120W for ~3–4m³, etc. For drafty or uninsulated areas like sheds or patios, go one size up. Two smaller bars can sometimes heat more evenly than one large unit.

Is the Cultiv8 Tube Heater safe to run continuously?

Yes—it's designed for 24/7 use and includes built-in thermal protection. The surface gets hot during operation, so avoid touching it while running and keep it away from pets or flammable materials.

Is the Cultiv8 Tube Heater safe for humid environments?

Yes—it’s IP55 rated, meaning it can handle high humidity and light splashes. Just don’t submerge it or let water pool around plugs. Keep connections dry and avoid spraying water directly onto the unit.

Where and how should I install the Cultiv8 Tube Heater?

Mount it horizontally using the included hardware—on a wall or floor is fine. Keep it low in the tent or greenhouse, away from tent fabric, plastic, or pots that could block airflow. Allow clearance around it for safe operation.

Does the Cultiv8 Tube Heater need a thermostat or timer?

It runs continuously, but pairing it with a thermostat gives you better control and efficiency. It works well with controllers like Inkbird or Cultiv8 thermostats. A timer can be used, but thermostats offer smarter temp-based automation.

How much power does the Cultiv8 Tube Heater use, and can I run it on a smart plug?

Power use depends on the model: 60W uses ~1.44kWh per day; 240W uses ~5.76kWh. Multiply that by your electricity rate to estimate cost. You can use a smart plug if it’s properly rated, but a thermostat controller is more precise.

Why isn't the Cultiv8 Tube Heater raising the temperature much?

Common issues include a tent that's too drafty, an overpowered extraction fan, or using an undersized heater. Try insulating the space, reducing fan speed, warming the lung room, or upgrading to a higher wattage model.

Can the 240W Cultiv8 Tube Heater be shipped via Australia Post or qualify for free shipping?

No—the 240W (120cm) heater exceeds Australia Post size limits and is excluded from free shipping promotions. It requires alternate courier delivery.

Where can I use the Cultiv8 Tube Heater?

It’s ideal for tents, greenhouses, drying rooms, small grow rooms, and even sheds. Also suitable near LED setups, CO₂ gear, or reptile/pet areas (with supervision). Just avoid outdoor exposure and always mount securely.

Can the Cultiv8 Tube Heater help prevent plant stress or condensation?

Yes—by providing stable warmth, it helps avoid overnight cold dips, root shock, or humidity spikes that lead to condensation and mould. It’s especially useful during winter or in flower/drying stages.

How do I clean and maintain the Cultiv8 Tube Heater?

Let it cool down, then wipe with a dry or lightly damp cloth. Don’t spray it directly or use cleaners. Occasional dusting and dry plug checks are usually all the maintenance it needs.

What’s the best way to use the Cultiv8 Tube Heater safely and effectively?

Mount it with proper clearance, don’t cover it, and avoid placing items directly on or against it. Use a thermostat for precise control and keep cables off damp floors. Don’t undersize it for your space—it’s designed to maintain warmth, not blast heat.

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