Our electric ice bath machine uses a sealed compressor‑based refrigeration circuit to hold water at a set temperature between 3 °C and 25 °C. Unlike manual ice baths, the chiller removes the need to source, haul, and dump bagged ice, and it keeps the water temperature steady throughout a session rather than letting it drift upward as ice melts.
The 0.3 HP Ice Bath Chiller is the smallest in the range. It cools gradually and draws a modest amount of power — comparable to a small bar fridge. It is designed for a single user and a tub volume of around 300 litres, making it practical for home bathrooms, apartments, or anywhere a compact, quiet chiller is preferred. Because it plugs into a standard household outlet, no dedicated circuit is required.
The 0.3 HP chiller is often used alongside a 1 person sauna room for contrast therapy — alternating between cold immersion and dry or steam heat. In home recovery setups, it may also be paired with a single‑person mild hyperbaric oxygen chamber, where the chiller is used before or after a pressurized oxygen session. For users who want an even colder, shorter exposure, electric cryotherapy chambers offer a dry alternative, though they serve a different purpose and are typically used in separate sessions.
For households that later need more cooling capacity or faster temperature recovery between uses, the 0.5 HP and 1 HP ice bath units provide a step up in cooling power and water volume support.
The chillers carry CE and FDA certifications. The refrigeration circuit is sealed and tested at the factory before shipping.
How long does the 0.3 HP model take to cool the water?
From room temperature, the unit typically reaches 10 °C in 2–3 hours depending on the starting water temperature, tub insulation, and ambient conditions. Adding ice at the beginning can shorten this time considerably.
Can I use the chiller with a tub I already own?
Yes, provided the tub has compatible inlet and outlet ports and falls within the supported volume. Adapters for different thread sizes can be supplied on request.