KULA Barrel Plunge Pro With Chiller

It depends on your requirements. Choose the Super Chiller 1.5HP if you want the coldest temps or milder cool down. It cools to 2°C and heats up to 42°C. The Alpha Chiller 1HP, on the other hand, is suitable if you value portability. It cools to 3°C and warms to 20°C and includes wheels and a handle.

The Barrel Plunge Pro is designed for indoor use. Hot outdoor conditions reduce efficiency and can damage components, especially in direct sunlight. If you place it outside, keep it shaded, well-ventilated, and out of direct sunlight.

In typical indoor conditions, the Super Chiller can reach 10°C in under 1.5 hours. Exact times depend on the starting water temperature, ambient room temperature, and how often you open the lid. The Alpha Chiller is slower, especially in warm rooms.

Yes, but only with the Super Chiller 1.5HP. You can heat up to 42°C for hot sessions, then switch back to cold. The Alpha Chiller 1HP offers mild warming up to 20°C.

Plug into a standard 220V outlet, connect the two external pipes, fill the barrel, and power on. Use the Wi-Fi app to set your target temperature and schedule. No permanent installation is required.

Ozone treatment helps sanitize the water between changes, while a washable high-density particle filter captures fine debris. Rinse the filter as needed and wipe the tub with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Keep the lid clipped on to reduce dust and heat gain.

We recommend avoiding harsh chemicals and oily products. If you add anything, use non‑toxic, water‑safe products that will not harm the filter or ozone system.

The barrel of Barrel Plunge Pro measures 95 cm in diameter and 100 cm in height with a 520 L capacity. The depth supports full‑body immersion for most users, but it's compact enough to fit into a home gym or apartment. Check your doorway and placement space before delivery.

Do not use it if you are pregnant or have conditions like heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, neuropathy, retinal damage, epilepsy, or a pacemaker. Start with short sessions and warmer temps, then build up slowly. If you have any concerns, speak with your healthcare provider first.