The Pod Chiller

Not at all! The Power usage is only 280 watt, which is comparable to the freezer in your home.

Example of power usage: at 77°F (25°C) room temperature, and chiller temperature set at 46°F (8°C) will consume around 1.4-1.8 kWh per day (every 24 hours). With todays average kWh in the USA costing $0.35, that is just around $0.5 at per day in electricity cost to run The Pod Chiller 24/7. (These are estimates and can vary depending on the climate and temperatures where you live).

Yes. The chiller can easily be used with your current Ice Pod or even any form of other ice bath.

Connect to your existing IcePod:

you simply connect the hose entering the water filter side of the chiller to the drain valve on your IcePod. And the second hose coming from the chiller pump goes into the IcePod over the top ring (see picture illustration in the product gallery).

Connect to any other Ice Bath:

You can also connect the chiller to any ice bath, bathtub, bucket - you name it. The chiller comes with pump and filter, so you simply put both hoses from the chiller into any body of water to start cooling it.

If you order the chiller with the IcePod, you will receive it with a 2 valve IcePod for easy and elegant connection.

If you have any questions or need help, please email support@recovrfit.com

Our standard chiller can cool the water in your ice bath down to 41°F (5°C) in climates below 85°F (30°C). And our pro chiller can cool your water down to 39°F (3°C) in climates over 85°F (max 110°F).

Both chillers can keep it at that temperature with minimal power consumption as it works on thermostat, which only turns on once every hour, to sustain the selected water temperature, resulting is minimal power consumption.

We recommend starting out at around 59°F (15°C) if it's your first time, and then slowly lowering the temperature and duration for each session. That way your body will get acclimated to the cold.

We recommend setting the chiller temperature to 46°F (8°C) or above, as this will ease the power consumption & load on the chiller.

The recommended temperature from clinical studies has shown that the benefits from ice baths and cold therapy are achieved at any temperatures lower than 59°F (15°C)

Our standard chiller can cool the water in your ice bath down to 41°F (5°C) in climates below 85°F (30°C). And our pro chiller can cool your water down to 39°F (3°C) in climates over 85°F (max 110°F).

Both chillers can keep it at that temperature with minimal power consumption as it works on thermostat, which only turns on once every hour, to sustain the selected water temperature, resulting is minimal power consumption.

We recommend cleaning the water filter attached to the chiller every 1-2 weeks. Simply take it out and rinse it with a brush and tap water.

Assuming each ice bath session requires around 15-40lbs of ice, and with an average cost of $3 per 10lbs, we have calculated that at 5 ice baths per week, the chiller cost is made back in 3-4 months. Investing in the water chiller is undoubtedly a smart financial & time saving decision if you're a regular ice plunger, plus you skip the hassle of buying ice.

The water chiller is very quiet, see the readings below.

Standard chiller measures ∼44db noise level (comparable to a fridge)

Pro chiller measures ∼55 decibel noise level (comparable to a dishwasher)

Yes, Our chiller is built to withstand all the elements, your water stays clean and cold, even in the hottest climates.

Do be cautious in freezing conditions, and follow the recommendations in the manual that comes with your chiller.

It is essential that your chiller is running 24/7 should the outside temperature drop below freezing, otherwise the chillers pipes and internal tank can get damaged. With consistent water flow this does not happen.

We always recommend emptying the chiller from water by disconnecting the hoses and tipping it, to let water drain out, and thereafter storing it inside in non-freezing conditions until needed again. The purpose of the chiller is to operate in warmer temperatures, to keep your water cold, and there's no need to have your chiller connected to the IcePod, when it's freezing outside, as your water will maintain the cold temperatures needed naturally.