Are there any tube amps that don't give off any---


HEAT!! 
I have a very small dedicated listening room, and so I was wondering IF there are any tube amps..I guess hybrid or all tube ( although more all tube)- that simply give off NO heat or very very little heat after full warm up. Since the climate seems to be getting hotter, it would be nice to have the benefits of a tube amp with no heat whatsoever. ( is this even possible?). 
Running AC isn't my preferred way of listening in a small room, so this question is now on my mind. I do not want to consider Class D solid state amps...as I know they are an option from a heat perspective...but just tubes.
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Linear Tube Audio makes an excellent sounding amp that runs cool.  Tube life is said to be 20 years or more.
Also Carver has its Crimson 275 that runs its tubes at about 1/3 the current of other amps.  You can actually put your hand on the power tubes without getting burned.  
@atmasphere  Punching holes in walls or floors is not an option. My dedicated room is a stand alone structure on a concrete slab. No basement. 

Tubes have to heat their filament to be operational. That is their principle of operation. It is like the car engine which relies on an exothermic reaction to do its job. The amount of filament current may be less in some more modern designs but even then, there will always be SOME heat.  It is probably impossible to find tube amps which do not generate ANY heat. Correct me if I am wrong.

If you are so sensitive to heat, then you should get a class D solid state amplifier.

Another recommendation for Berning. I use a ZH 270 with Guarneri Homage and they sing. The Quadrature Z are fantastic also. 
Tube amps and Class A transistor amps run full steam 100% of the time.  You must decide whether the sound is good enough now, or with an added noisy A/C unit cooling your tubes.