homelab grow tent AC Infinity CLOUDLAB 864D
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homelab grow tent

homelab grow tent AC Infinity CLOUDLAB 864D

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homelab grow tent AC Infinity CLOUDLAB 864DThe AC Infinity CLOUDLAB 864D is a premium 5x4 multi chamber grow tent designed for growers who want a fully optimized environment for every stage of plant development. Measuring 48" x 60" x 80", this two level system separates mature plants from seedlings, clones, and early stage growthcreating a powerful, space efficient perpetual grow setup. Built with ultra dense 2000D canvas and a 50% thicker steel frame, it provides exceptional durability,

The AC Infinity CLOUDLAB 864D is a premium 5x4 multi-chamber grow tent designed for growers who want a fully optimized environment for every stage of plant development. Measuring 48" x 60" x 80", this two-level system separates mature plants from seedlings, clones, and early-stage growth—creating a powerful, space-efficient perpetual grow setup.

Built with ultra-dense 2000D canvas and a 50% thicker steel frame, it provides exceptional durability, complete lightproofing, and long-term stability. The interior is lined with reflective diamond mylar to maximize light output, while reinforced zipper stitching and double-cinched duct ports ensure zero light leakage. With included accessories such as a controller mounting plate, tool bag, waterproof floor tray, and carrying case, the CLOUDLAB 864D delivers a fully equipped, professional-grade indoor cultivation system.

Key Features

Two-tier multi-chamber design separates mature plants from early-stage growth
High-density 2000D canvas and diamond mylar interior maintain a fully lightproof environment
Reinforced 22mm steel frame delivers 2x the weight support of standard grow tents
Ribbon-stitched zipper lining prevents light leaks around door openings
Double-cinching duct ports seal cable and fan openings tightly
Controller-ready mounting plate included for modern automation setups
Waterproof tray, tool bag, and travel case offer convenience and easy maintenance

Applications

• Ideal for perpetual grow cycles using separate veg/seedling and bloom areas
• Perfect for growers managing seedlings, clones, early veg, and mature flowering plants simultaneously
• Compatible with LED grow lights, inline fans, carbon filters, and environmental controllers
• Great for maximizing vertical space while maintaining complete climate separation

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Dimensions 48" x 60" x 80"
Chambers 2 (Upper bloom + Lower veg/clone/seedling)
Canvas Density 2000D
Interior Reflective diamond mylar
Frame Material Steel (50% thicker poles)
Features Viewing window, detachable tray, Velcro divider wall, controller mount plate, waterproof floor tray, built-in tool bag
Plant Capacity 9

What’s Included

• CLOUDLAB 864D Multi-Chamber Grow Tent (48" x 60" x 80")
• Removable Chamber Tray
• Velcro Divider Wall
• Waterproof Floor Tray
• Built-in Tool Bag
• Travel Carrying Case
• Accessories Pack (assembly hardware)


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