BoxPlunge 19 Freezer Cold Plunge

Box 19 is currently the biggest BoxPlunge model perfect for those 6' 3" and can accommodate two people. This cold plunge tub is skillfully crafted from premium materials, this stylish cold plunge embodies luxury and sophistication, delivering an exceptional experience. With a temperature range that dips as low as 30 degrees Fahrenheit, this cold plunge is optimized for deliberate cold exposure therapy.

Equipped with a powerful ozone generator and a powerful American-made water pump for filtration and circulation, our cold plunge ensures crystal-clear and sanitary water for months on end. The rubber-sealed lid not only enhances energy efficiency but also provides added protection for you and your loved ones.

What's more, the patent-pending self-unplug system provides peace of mind by automatically disconnecting all electronics when the lid is opened. And thanks to the highest quality sealant capable of withstanding extreme pressures exceeding 4,000 psi, our cold plunge is built to last. Experience the pinnacle of luxury and relaxation with our premium cold plunges.

Features

BoxPlunges are made from new chest freezers converted into a fully functional cold plunge. The three main components of the tubs are:

1. Filtration and sanitation: The filter keeps impurities and some bacteria away from the water and a powerful ozone generator connected to a timer sanitizes the water and kills 99.9% of bacteria which keeps your water clear for months. Additionally, we sell H2o2 which is the most environmentally friendly chemical-based sanitation method for your cold plunge.
2. Thermostat: An external thermostat will regulate the temperature.
3. Safety equipment: The plunges are equipped with a water-safe GFCI plug. Additionally, our patent pending magnetically safe system unplugs everything from the freezer upon lid aperture. Water-proof structure ("Tub") is made of enameled coated metal which is designed to be skin-safe, water-proof and corrosion-proof.

How is the BoxPlunge different from other cold plunges in the market?

BoxPlunge utilizes the built-in refrigeration system of a chest freezer to achieve freezing temperatures for cold plunges.

Unlike other cold plunge systems that rely on chillers to extract heat from the water via a heat exchanger and a fan, BoxPlunge passively radiates heat through the outer walls of the freezer, providing a simpler and more energy-efficient solution.

The unique design of BoxPlunge offers several advantages over traditional chiller-based systems:

1. Quieter operation: BoxPlunge operates without the need for a fan, making its refrigeration system significantly quieter than systems using chillers.

2. Less maintenance: The simplicity of BoxPlunge's design translates to fewer moving parts and less complexity, resulting in low maintenance requirements compared to external chiller-based cold plunges which do require yearly maintenance and are much more likely to break down (less reliable at freezing temperatures).

3. Superior insulation: BoxPlunge features exceptional insulation capabilities, thanks to the thick foam layer between the inner and outer walls of the freezer (>3" of insulation). This advanced insulation ensures the water remains cold for extended periods, reducing the need for the compressor to run frequently. Also, the insulation guarantees "drip-free" walls which means there will not be any sort of external moisture due to condensation, in other words, a completely dry floor. Further, we guarantee water won't freeze even during the coldest of winters.

4. Uses less energy: The BoxPlunge cooling system is simple ~ works like your home freezer, not like the other cold-plunge chiller systems. You see, when water moves through pipes, it can pick up heat, making the system work harder to cool it down again. But BoxPlunge doesn't have this problem because it doesn't have water pipes at all. So, it uses less energy to keep the water cold. It's like it's saving energy because it doesn't have to do extra work to cool down the water again (like every other cold plunge in the market that has an external chiller system).

5. Less heat dissipation: The heat radiated from a BoxPlunge will not make the room hot (no exhaust required), any external chiller will make the room hotter, unless you install an exhaust.

6. No Plumbing: Not having an external chiller means water does not have to flow out of the unit to get chilled, this avoids any plumbing work which significantly reduces complexity on the system. Further, when there is external plumbing such as an external filter canister there will always be condesantion as a filter canister is less than 1/6" thick; this also means that if you were to turn off the chiller bacteria will grow incredibly fast inside that filter canister (room temp. water in a dirty filter canister is the perfect environment for bacteria or mold to thrive)

7. No Condensation: Unlike external chiller systems that need a water tray for managing water condesation (plumbing systems are never insulated enough for there to not be any condesation even the best chillers will need a water tray), BoxPlunge guarantees your floor will stay 100% dry with not tray needed.

Should I Expect the Electric Bill to go up?

The freezer uses little energy. A 14.3cu. Ft. uses around 338kwh of energy per year that is around $48 per year (at rates of $0.14 cents per kwh). The filtration system uses around 175kwh/yr which is around $25 per year. Total energy consumption should not exceed $260 per year.

How does it use so little energy?

The BoxPlunge system works like your home freezer and it doesn't have any water pipes. You see, when water moves through pipes or a filter canister, it can pick up heat, making the system work harder to cool it down again. But BoxPlunge doesn't have this problem because it doesn't have water pipes and the filter sits inside the unit. So, it uses less energy to keep the water cold. It's like it's saving energy because it doesn't have to do extra work to cool down the water again (like every other cold plunge in the market that has an external chiller system).

How Cold Does it Get?

Currently one of the only cold plunges in the market that are capable of producing ice. Simply drop the set temperature below 32F and let the ice form. But please understand that ice-formations may be abrasive.

Can it be Kept Outside?

These can be kept outside under shade and ideally protected from the rain. Keep in mind that by leaving it exposed to extremely hot conditions or heavy rain showers you may shorten it's life-span.

If you would like to have one built to handle the elements better please select any "modern-style" skin which protects the outer white paint for 5 to 6 years.

How Well Does it Handle Cold Winters?

The water won't freeze. With more than 3" insulation, 1,200gph water pump and with the water always inside the tub (i.e. no plumbing at all), it will not turn into ice.

How Long Does it Take to Cool the Water?

Water may take 48hrs+ to reach low temperatures, that's why it is recommended to use ice the first time you fill it up with water and/or after 3 to 6 months when you have to change the water. For Box 19 it may take 72hrs to reach low temperatures. Once it is cold, it will be able to keep water at freezing temps without the use of ice. To accelerate the cooling process you may un-plug the water pump during the initial cool down.

How Does the lid come? Is it Attached or Removable?

• Box 10 comes with the lid on hinges.
• Box 14 customizable, just select the desired format on the drop-down menu
• Box 19 comes with a hinged lid and a lid-stay system because it is a heavier lid, if you leave us a note at check out specifying that you would like this lid to be fully removable then we'll honor such note.