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Cold Plunge Therapy
The Cold Plunge Pro is the compact tub in the Luxury Spas plunge range. The cabinet measures 67 inches long, 30 inches wide and 23 inches tall, and the chiller and filtration hardware live inside that cabinet, so there is no separate box to find room for and plumb alongside it. Inside, the bathing well runs 63 inches long by 30 inches wide, with 17 inches of interior height.
A 1 HP chiller takes the water down to 37°F. The same pump heats as well as chills, so the working range is 37°F to 104°F. Luxury Spas rates the pull-down at 100 litres from 73°F to 42°F in 1.5 hours with the surrounding air at 59°F. Total draw is 750 watts on one dedicated 15 amp 120V circuit, and control is by side-mounted LED panel or phone.
Cold Side Hardware
Four numbers decide whether a plunge is usable at home: how cold it gets, how fast it gets there, how the water is kept clear, and what it asks of your electrical panel. Here are the Pro's.
Why Athletes Choose This
Eight things that are true of the Pro specifically, taken from its own spec sheet.
Closer Look
Four inches of the exterior length go to structure and hardware; the rest is water. At 23 inches of exterior height the Pro sits low enough to step into from a patio surface without a platform, and the 17-inch interior height is the shallowest of the three Luxury Spas plunges. Measure your pad against the 67 by 30 inch outline before you order.
Because the chiller is inside the cabinet, two things matter: getting air to it and getting hands on it. The Pro answers both with removable service and ventilation panels. Day-to-day temperature setting happens at the side-mounted LED panel, or over the phone connection if you want the water ready before you walk outside.
Cold water still needs to move. The circulation pump runs quietly at low power and is built for long service life, pushing water through a multi-stage filtration and conditioning system that keeps chilled water clear. Filtration and chilling share the same internal bay, which is why one set of service panels reaches both.
Compare the Range
All three plunges use the same 1 HP chiller and the same 750 watt, 15 amp 120V supply. What changes is the size of the well and, on the Marquis, whether there is a hot side at all.
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