The Frostcore Ice Bath Water Chiller lets you skip the bags of ice. Set your target water temperature and the chiller holds it, so every plunge is the same. It works with the tub you already have and plugs into a standard household outlet.
Features
- No ice: set any temperature from 36°F to 86°F and the chiller holds it.
- Works with most tubs: standard bathtubs, soaking tubs, and inflatable tubs of about 80 to 132 gallons. Keep the inlet and outlet pipes apart and off the bottom and walls.
- Cooling: a built-in circulation pump and compressor can cool water to about 37°F (3°C) in roughly 4 hours.
- 3-stage filtration: a 40 micron filter catches hair and debris, a 20 micron filter removes fine sediment, and an ozone generator sanitizes the water.
- WiFi control: use the control panel or the phone app over 2.4GHz WiFi, with schedules, a lock, disinfection, and status monitoring.
- Outdoor ready: GFCI plug, IPX4 splash resistance, and a UV-resistant housing. Do not run it when the air is below 34°F.
- Setup: inlet and outlet pipes and camlock couplings included. Let the unit rest 3 to 4 hours before first use, then install in as little as 5 minutes.
Specifications
- Model: FrostCore F85
- Maximum cooling capacity: 9,553 Btu/h
- Power draw: 1,030W
- EER: 9.27 Btu/W
- Power supply: 110V to 120V, 60Hz
- Maximum input current: 14A
- Water temperature range: 36°F to 86°F
- Refrigerant: R32
- Minimum ambient temperature: 34°F
- Water flow: 3.5 GPM
- Maximum high and low pressure: 609 and 174 PSI
- Pipe connection: 1/2" NPT
- Water resistance: IPX4
Related
Pair it with the X Pro ice bath tub or TheraTub, browse cold plunge tubs with chillers, or read chiller vs. ice and our cold plunge electrical guide.
Why this sauna
- Holds water at any set point from 36°F to 86°F, with no ice.
- Works with tubs of about 80 to 132 gallons.
- 40 micron and 20 micron filters plus an ozone sanitizer.
- Runs on a 110V to 120V outlet with a GFCI plug.
Common questions
What tubs does it work with?
Standard bathtubs, soaking tubs, and inflatable tubs of about 80 to 132 gallons.
How cold can it get the water?
You can set it as low as 36°F. It can cool water to about 37°F in roughly 4 hours.
What power does it need?
A 110V to 120V, 60Hz outlet. It draws 1,030W, with a maximum input current of 14A.
Can it go outside?
Yes. It has IPX4 splash resistance and a UV-resistant housing. Do not run it when the air temperature is below 34°F.
How long does setup take?
Let the unit rest 3 to 4 hours before first use. Installation can take as little as 5 minutes.