


Absolute Zero Cold Plunge Chiller
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The details
The Absolute Zero Cold Plunge Chiller keeps plunge water cold without ice. It circulates the water through a steel-framed unit with a GMCC compressor, the same type used in commercial chilling equipment, and holds the temperature you set. It is for anyone running an Absolute Zero tub, the AZ-Adapt bathtub kit, or their own stock tank or DIY plunge. Choose the Standard, or the Pro, which adds a heating mode, filtration with ozone, and Wi-Fi control.
Details
- 0.8 hp GMCC compressor, 2200 W cooling
- Cools as low as 37°F, dropping up to 8 degrees per hour from 70°F
- Pro adds: heating to 107°F at 2500 W, 20 micron particle filter with ozone, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi app control
- Pump: 660 gallons per hour, 24 V submersible
- Standard: 17 in wide, 13 in high, 15 in deep; 640 W, about 5.3 A; 3/4 in camlock fittings
- Pro: 20 in long, 14 in wide, 17 in high; 890 W, about 7.5 A; 1/2 in NPT fittings
- Power: 110 to 120 V, 60 Hz household outlet
- Frame: 18 gauge steel; aluminum heat exchanger; copper refrigerant lines
- Place below the tub's water line on a level surface with 12 in of clearance on each side
Delivery
Delivered by parcel carrier within the contiguous United States. Tracking is emailed when the order leaves the warehouse.
The protocol
Heat, then cold.
The routine the best recovery clubs run on: about ten minutes of heat, then thirty seconds to a minute of cold. Two or three rounds and you walk out lighter, clearer and completely reset. Pair this plunge with a sauna and plan both for the same space.
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Elysiums Luxe is an independent retailer of general wellness equipment. Products are not medical devices unless stated and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Product details are supplied by each maker, and every product is to be used as its maker intends.
