Whole-body cold, no nitrogen bill.
A walk-in electric chamber for one guest at a time. The whole body goes in, head included, and the air holds at −110 °C with no liquid nitrogen deliveries, ever. It plugs into a standard commercial three-phase supply and fits a 2 × 2 m room.
*Estimate, subject to credit approval. Delivery, installation and training included in the price within the contiguous US; freight quoted for other regions.
Unlike a cryosauna, the guest stands fully inside. That is the format most sports and recovery buyers ask for by name.
No nitrogen supplier, no tank swaps, no boil-off. Your cooling cost is the electricity meter, roughly the price of a commercial fridge.
A 2 × 2 m room with a standard ceiling is enough. We check your floor plan and electrical panel before you order.
Indicative figures. Final electrical and room requirements are confirmed in your site spec before delivery.
| Chamber type | Walk-in, whole-body (head inside) |
|---|---|
| Guests per session | 1 |
| Cabin air temperature | Down to −110 °C (−166 °F) |
| Cooling | Cascade electric refrigeration, no liquid nitrogen |
| Session length | 2–3 minutes |
| Throughput | Up to 10 guests per hour |
| Cold start to ready | ≈ 90 minutes |
| Power | 208–240 V or 400 V three-phase, dedicated circuit |
| External footprint | 1.6 × 1.4 m, 2.3 m high |
| Recommended room | 2.0 × 2.0 m, 2.5 m ceiling |
| Controls | 10" touchscreen, session presets, guest log |
| Safety | Door open from inside at all times, emergency stop, O₂ monitor, operator intercom |
| Running cost | ≈ $140–200 per month in electricity |
Electric cooling means your only running cost is the power meter. Model your own payback below. Full operating-cost guide →
Estimate only, before tax and financing. Cooling cost is the model’s typical electricity or nitrogen spend.
No. It is cooled by an electric cascade refrigeration system, so there are no nitrogen deliveries and no nitrogen storage on site.
A dedicated three-phase commercial circuit (208–240 V or 400 V, depending on your region). We send an electrical spec sheet for your electrician before delivery.
Sessions are 2–3 minutes, so the chamber can serve up to about 10 guests an hour. Most operators book 15–40 sessions a day.
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Send your floor plan and expected volume. A specialist confirms fit, power and running cost for your site, usually within one business day.