The 1 HP Ice Bath Chiller uses compressor‑based refrigeration to hold water at a set temperature between 3 °C and 25 °C. It removes the need to buy, carry, and dispose of bagged ice, and keeps the water temperature steady rather than letting it rise as ice melts. This model is built for higher cooling demand — multiple users in a row, larger tubs, or frequent daily sessions in a commercial setting.
The 1 HP Ice Bath Chiller supports water volumes of around 1,200 litres, making it suitable for team recovery rooms, professional physiotherapy clinics, and commercial gyms. It recovers temperature faster between sessions than the 0.3 HP or 0.5 HP models, which matters when several athletes or clients use the same tub within a short time window. The unit runs on a dedicated 220–240 V circuit and should be installed in a well‑ventilated area.
In professional sports facilities and wellness centres, the 1 HP chiller is often paired with a multi‑person large sauna room for contrast therapy, where users alternate between cold immersion and heat. It is also found alongside liquid nitrogen cryotherapy chambers, giving athletes the option of whole‑body cold exposure or water‑based immersion in the same recovery area. For facilities that offer longer recovery protocols, a multi‑person mild hyperbaric oxygen chamber can be used before or after the cold plunge as part of a sequenced session.
The 1 HP chiller carries CE and FDA certifications. Each unit is factory‑tested for cooling performance and leak integrity before shipping.
Does the 1 HP model need a special electrical setup?
A dedicated circuit is recommended. The unit runs on 220–240 V and draws more current than the 0.3 HP or 0.5 HP models. A licensed electrician should confirm that the circuit can handle the load, particularly if other equipment runs on the same line.
How quickly can it cool the water after someone gets out?
The recovery time depends on the tub volume, ambient temperature, and how much the water warmed up during use. With a well‑insulated tub, the 1 HP unit typically brings the temperature back to the set point within 30–45 minutes after a single user. Adding a small amount of ice can shorten this further.