Dynamic Cold Therapy 1.0 HP Chiller (Cold/Heat) with WIFI APP

The chiller runs on a standard 120V / 15AMP outlet and includes a built-in GFCI reset button. However, the manufacturer still recommends using a GFCI-protected outlet on a dedicated circuit, especially for outdoor or wet-area installations. When in doubt, consult a licensed electrician to ensure safety and code compliance.

Yes, but it must be placed on a waterproof surface, protected from direct sunlight, rain, and freezing temperatures. Always allow for ventilation and manage daily condensation.

Yes, the chiller connects to the Tuya Smart app via 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. You can adjust temperature, set timers, and manage ozone cycles directly from your phone.

Yes, the chiller includes two 8-foot quick-connect hoses, along with hose adapters, rubber gaskets, and a filter wrench. It also comes with replacement filters and arrives fully assembled and tested.

Ozone sanitation uses a gas-based oxidizer to help kill bacteria in the water. The chiller’s built-in ozone generator automatically injects ozone into the water at intervals to support water clarity and reduce chemical use. The system can be toggled on/off and can be used in conjunction with other methods to maintain water clarity.

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Lead times vary by brand, but generally all orders shipped via standard UPS/Fedex ground arrive within 1 to 7 business days from the shipping date.

The chiller is shipped via standard UPS/Fedex ground shipping.

Yes, all of our chillers come with a manufacturers warranty.

Place the chiller on a flat, level surface with at least 36 inches of clearance behind it for ventilation. If the chiller was tipped during delivery or moved, let it stand upright for 20 minutes before powering on to avoid internal damage. Keep it level with the plunge tub for proper water flow and never install it in enclosed or unventilated spaces.

Use the included quick-connect hoses and hand-tighten only. Ensure gaskets are in place and apply Teflon tape to threaded connections to prevent leaks.

Yes, but longer hoses may reduce cooling efficiency and increase condensation. Keep runs as short as possible and manage moisture buildup as needed. Always use insulated hoses if extending the distance. Insulated covers can be found under cold plunge accessories.

Check the built-in GFCI reset, your outlet, and the circuit breaker. If the unit was recently moved, wait 20 minutes before powering on. Contact support if the issue persists.

Test water regularly to maintain a pH of 7.2 - 7.8. Cover the tub when not in use, rinse off before entering, skim debris from the surface, replace filters regularly and clean the internal strainer as needed. You can also use chemical sanitizers such as chlorine or hydrogen peroxide.

Not always. You can use chlorine or chlorine-free alternatives such as hydrogen peroxide to maintain water quality and increase the length of time between water changes. Always test pH (ideal range: 7.2–7.8) and avoid using bromine, which can damage components. Follow all chemical instructions carefully.

Filter changes depend on multiple factors, but manufacturer guidelines suggest every 20 plunges (~2-3 weeks of moderate usage) or sooner if the water flow slows down, the filter looks dirty, or the chiller is noisier than usual. Always power off the unit and close the inlet/outlet valves before replacing.

Turn off the chiller and close the inlet and outlet valves on the tub. Use the provided filter wrench to unscrew the housing, remove the used filter, and insert a new one. Make sure the gasket is properly seated before tightening to avoid leaks when restarting the system.

It depends on your maintenance routine. With proper care that includes using ozone, testing pH, sanitizers, skimming debris, and using a cover—water can last 2 to 4 weeks. More frequent changes may be needed with heavy use or if the water becomes cloudy.

Wipe down the exterior with a soft cloth and keep vents free of dust and obstruction. Check hoses, fittings, and ozone tubing regularly for signs of wear, leaks, or damage. If you discover a damaged hose or tubing, pause use and contact support to prevent issues with water flow or ozone release.

Yes, the chiller is designed for continuous operation, but using a timer to schedule downtime can extend its lifespan. We recommend allowing at least 8 hours of off-time per day when not in use.