Pro Chiller Tub Bundle

For most people looking to gain the physiological benefits of cold exposure, the sweet spot is generally between 2 to 5 minutes.


A widely cited study suggests a cumulative total of 11 minutes per week, spread across 2–4 sessions, is the threshold for significant metabolic benefits and increased "brown fat" activation. You don't need to do it all at once; consistency over the week matters more than a single long session.

It is generally better to keep the chiller running. Maintaining a set temperature requires less energy than cooling a large volume of water down from ambient temperature every single day.

The filtration and disinfection only work while the chiller is on. They will keep your water crystal-clear and flow.

For your safety, always switch off your chiller while doing a cold plunge.

Yes, you can use your chiller outside, but there are several technical and environmental considerations to ensure the machine lasts and performs efficiently.

If the chiller is kept in a hot garage or outdoors in the sun, it will take longer to cool the water. All our chillers IPX4 waterproof rated, it means the unit is protected from splashing water from any direction and light rain.

However, for your safety and the safety of others, make sure the chiller is plugged into an AC socket that is appropriate for outdoor use, properly grounded, has a built-in surge protector, and ideally is IP65 rated.

Regardless of the filtration, you should completely drain the tub and refill it with fresh water every 3–4 weeks for high-usage scenarios.

Remember to clean or replace the filter if the dirt clearly buildup on the filter.

Reach out through our official professional channels to get support.

Send a detailed description of the fault to our support team. Including your Order ID or Batch Number will help us pull your specific unit's technical specs immediately.

Our products have a 1 year warranty that covers any manufacturing issues.

Do not enter an ice bath without consulting a physician if you have:

• Cardiovascular Issues: Cold shock causes an immediate spike in heart rate and blood pressure, which can be dangerous for those with underlying heart conditions or hypertension.
• Raynaud’s Disease: This can cause severe primary circulatory issues in the extremities when exposed to extreme cold.
• Pregnancy: The extreme stress of cold immersion is generally not recommended during pregnancy.
• Nerve Damage: If you have peripheral neuropathy, you may not be able to accurately feel the "burn" of the cold, leading to potential tissue damage.

Warm up for a few minutes before taking an ice bath

If you cannot regain control of your breathing within the first 60 seconds (i.e., you are still gasping or hyperventilating), exit the water.