Clear your head.
Fuel your energy.
Push past limits.
The Pro Plunge Xtreme isn't just cold, it's built for the wild. Canada's first fully functional outdoor cold plunge, engineered to perform in temperatures as low as –30°C. Whether it's your backyard, cottage, or right beside your sauna, this plunge keeps up with every season. Step in and feel your stress drop, your focus sharpen, and your body fire into recovery mode.
Here's what the Pro Plunge Xtreme delivers:
Less soreness Cold therapy tightens blood vessels, easing sore muscles and reducing inflammation.
Faster recovery Bounce back quicker, ready for your next workout or simply the rest of your day.
Better circulation Boosts blood flow, supporting healing, energy, and overall performance.
Inflammation support May ease chronic inflammation and conditions like arthritis. (Check with your doctor if you have health concerns.)
Get in. Chill out. Come back stronger.
Please read these instructions carefully before using the appliance and retain them for future reference.
During transport, do not tilt the water chiller more than 45° in any direction.
Do not restrict or block the air inlet or exhaust air outlet of the unit.
Never use cleaning agents containing sand, soda, acid, or chloride, as these may damage surfaces.
Before opening the device, ensure that all circuits are isolated from the power supply.
Any work on the water chiller must only be performed by authorized and qualified after-sales service technicians.
Taking the plunge is a big step
Coldture Wellness declines all liability for damages arising for failure to observe the following directions.
Health disclaimer:
If you're unsure about whether this is for you then please check with your doctor before using your Pro Plunge Xtreme.
The Pro Plunge Xtreme is suitable for most people most of the time. However, we recommend taking a cautious approach and advise that people with reduced mobility, sensory, and/or cognitive abilities only use the Pro Plunge Xtreme if supervised and only if they have the knowledge necessary to use the equipment safely, as well as to understand the dangers arising from improper use.
Tolerance to cold water varies from person to person. We recommend being mindful of gradually building up the duration of use with your Pro Plunge Xtreme and being cautious when using it alone.
New to this?
It is quite dangerous to suddenly jump into cold water that's significantly cooler than what you're used to as it can cause a shock to the body. Therefore, enter the water slowly and keep your face, shoulders, and hands clear until your breathing is under control.
The cold-water shock response decreases with cold exposure experience and being mentally prepared.
A risk factor is hypothermia.
This occurs when you suffer a drop in core body temperature and can eventually lead to loss of consciousness and heart failure.
The amount of time you can spend in cold water without suffering from hypothermia is determined by the water temperature, your body size and shape, your level of cold adaptation and your experience, among other factors. Check with your doctor as relevant. Start with safe, short dips of 30 seconds to learn what your limits are. If you begin to feel uncomfortable or you start to shiver, listen to your body, get out and slowly warm up by walking around.
If you like, you can check the water temperature before entering the bath, to ensure that it is at a temperature that is suitable for your experience in cold exposure. The temperature of the water is displayed as default on the control panel.
Children must be supervised near your Pro Plunge Xtreme to make sure they do not play with the equipment and do not carry out operations to be performed by adults (cleaning cycles/maintenance). Always attach the cover when not in use. Children are not advised to use the Pro Plunge Xtreme.
Please check with your doctor as relevant.
Pregnant women should talk to a doctor first, low temperatures are not advised. Anybody under medical care, such as people with heart conditions, diabetes, high or low blood pressure or other health problems must not use your Pro Plunge Xtreme without first consulting their doctor. People with infectious diseases should not use your Pro Plunge Xtreme without first consulting their doctor.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Pro Plunge Xtreme |
| Dimensions (inches) | 85" x 41" x 30" |
| Electrical | 115V, 60Hz |
| Capacity | 1 person |
| Water Capacity | 113 gallons / 0.43 m³ |
| Net Weight | 359 lbs / 163 kg |
| Overall Weight | 1492 lbs / 677 kg |
Installation Instructions
Location and Space
Electrical Installation
Pre-Operation Checklist:
Heat Pump Controller
Operation Instructions
1. Please connect power strictly according to the power data plate.
2. After connecting the load and checking it in detail, turn on the power and use it normally.
Heating mode
Cooling mode
Silent mode
Intelligent mode
Strong mode
Defrosting in progress
Wi-Fi successfully connected and permanently lit; flashing when not connected or during connection
Lock screen
Blinking when reporting a fault
Water pump on
1. Long press 3s to turn on.
2. Long press M 3s to switch between cooling and heating mode.
At the startup interface, press ⏲ to switch modes: silent, intelligent, and strong
1. Long press 3s .
2. Press "▼" or "▲" adjust the hour.
3. Press "▼" or "▲" adjust the minute. press "⏲" "confirm the value and return.
The timing of the second and third segments is also switched through the SET. The DOWN and UP adjust the hours and minutes, and press SET to exit.
1 Indicates that there is a timing
Timing on
Timing off
Cancel timing setting: When the set startup time and shutdown time are the same, the timing setting for the current time period is cancel.
Long press SET and UP keys for 3s on the main interface. Children lock protection enable.
Long press SET and UP keys for 3s again. Children lock protection disable.
Download the App
Method 1: Search "Smart Life" in Apple App Store or Google App Store.
Method 2: Scan the QR code below, download and install "Smart Life" APP.
Click the icon "Smart Life" to start the software.
To use the "Smart Life" software for the first time, you need to register users: create a new account → enter a mobile phone number/email → enter a verification code, set a password → confirm
To use the "Smart Life" software for the first time, you need to register users: create a new account → enter a mobile phone number/email → enter a verification code, set a password → confirm
Option 1: Quick flash mode
Option 2: Slow flash mode
Push "mode" and "arrow up" At the same time for 5 seconds.
Push "power button" and "arrow down" at the same time for 5 seconds.
SMART mode
OPEN "WLAN"
Connect to the network
long press the WIFI reset button for 3 seconds, and then click "confirm that the indicator is flashing".
The device is bound successfully. Click "completed" to enter the operation page directly.
| Code | Fault Description |
|---|---|
| Er 03 | Water flow fault |
| Er 04 | Winter antifreeze |
| Er 05 | High pressure fault |
| Er 06 | Low pressure fault |
| Er 09 | Mainboard-wire control communication fault |
| Er 10 | Frequency conversion module communication fault |
| Er 12 | Exhaust high protection |
| Er 15 | Inlet water temperature fault |
| Er 16 | External coil temperature fault |
| Er 18 | Exhaust temperature fault |
| Er 19 | DC fan 1 fault |
| Er 20 | Frequency conversion module abnormal protection |
| Er 21 | Ambient temperature fault |
| Er 23 | Cooling water outlet temperature too low protection |
| Er 27 | Water outlet temperature fault |
| Er 28 | CT overcurrent protection |
| Er 29 | Return air temperature fault |
| Er 32 | Heating water outlet temperature too high protection |
| Er 33 | Outdoor coil high temperature protection |
| Er 42 | Internal coil temperature fault |
| Er 44 | Cooling environment temperature too low protection |
| Er 45 | Heating environment temperature too low protection |
| NO. | Fault | Analysis | Solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| E03 | Water flow protection | 1. Poor connection between water flow switch and main board. 2. Water flow switch installed incorrectly. 3. Water flow switch failure. 4. Main board failure. 5.1 Water system blocked. 5.2 Pump not suitable. 5.3 Pipe too small. 5.4 Flow switch stuck and cannot reset. 6.1 Valve not open. 6.2 Pump not working. 6.3 Pump failure. | 1. Reconnect switch cable. 2. Reinstall correctly. 3. Replace switch. 4. Replace main board. 5.1 Clean/replace blocked parts. 5.2 Install correct pump. 5.3 Replace pipe. 5.4 Reset switch manually. 6.1 Open valve. 6.2 Turn on pump. 6.3 Replace pump. |
| E04 | Anti-freeze protection | 1. Low ambient temperature. 2. Low water temperature. | 1. When ambient temp ≤ 8°C, exit anti-freeze. 2. When outlet water temp ≤ 15°C, exit anti-freeze. |
| E05 | High pressure protection | 1. Loose wiring/poor connection of switch. 2. Faulty high pressure switch. 3. Air in system. 4. Poor condensing. 4.1 Water temp too high (out of range). 4.2 Low water flow. 4.2.1 Valve not open. 4.2.2 Water system blockage/valve. 4.2.3 Improper pump. 4.2.4 Pump failure. 5. Refrigerant system blockage (throttle). 6. Air in refrigerant system (vacuum insufficient). | 1. Reconnect wiring. 2. Replace switch. 3. Replace main board. 4. Operate within range. 4.1 Open valve. 4.2 Clean/replace blockage. 4.3 Use water pump direct pump. 4.4 Replace pump. 5. Clean/replace blockage. 6. Vacuum and refill refrigerant. |
| E06 | Low pressure protection | 1. Loose wiring/poor connection of switch. 2. Faulty low-pressure switch. 3. Main board failure. 4. Refrigerant leak. 5. Expansion valve malfunction. | 1. Reconnect wiring. 2. Replace low-pressure switch. 3. Replace main board. 4. Find leak, vacuum, and refill refrigerant. 5. Repair or replace expansion valve. |
| E09 / E10 | Communication fault | 1. Poor connection between wire controller and main board. 2. Controller failure. 3. Main board failure. 4. Communication cable placed with power cable, causing interference. | 1. Reconnect controller cable. 2. Replace controller. 3. Replace main board. 4. Separate communication and power cables. |
| E12 | Exhaust protection | 1. Temperature sensor failure. 2. Water flow switch failure. 3. Water pump failure. 4. Low water flow. 4.1 Blocked system. 4.2 Pump not suitable. 4.3 Pipe too small. 4.4 System air block. 5. No water flow. 5.1 Valve not open. 5.2 Pump not working. 5.3 Pump failure. | 1. Replace temp sensor. 2. Replace water flow switch. 3. Repair leak and refill refrigerant. 4. Clean/replace blockage. 4.1 Replace with correct pump. 4.2 Replace pipe. 4.3 System air purge. 5. Open valve. 5.1 Turn on pump. 5.2 Replace pump. |
| E15 / E16 / E18 / E21 / E27 / E29 / E42 | Sensor faults (inlet water, external coil, exhaust pipe, ambient temp, outlet water, suction, internal coil) | 1. Poor connection between sensor and main board. 2. Sensor failure. 3. Sensor resistance failure on main board. | 1. Reconnect sensor cable. 2. Replace sensor. 3. Replace main board. |
| E19 | DC Fan failure | 1. Poor connection between fan and main board. 2. Fan failure. | 1. Check motor and wiring. 2. Replace fan. |
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