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Inflatable Cold Plunge

Name: Penguin Chillers Inflatable Cold Plunge
Brand: Penguin Chillers
Price: 2999 USD

Cold plunge

$2,999

Maker's listed price, checked October 23, 2026. Taxes and freight are set by the maker.

Built in Knoxville, Tennessee

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Will it work at your place?

Power110-120V, 3.9A, 450W, GFCI included
BaseLevel and solid: concrete, pavers or a framed deck checked for the load

See the full install checklist

Length: 60 in
Width: 31 in
Height: 25 in

Before you buy

Will it work at your place?

The questions that decide whether this goes smoothly: power, base, space, delivery and permits. Answered here, before you order.

Read: Cold plunge gfci electrical requirements

Power

110-120V, 3.9A, 450W, GFCI included

Base

A level, solid base that can carry the weight (30 lb): a concrete pad, pavers, or a framed deck checked for the load.

Permits

Electrical work usually needs a permit, and some cities regulate backyard structures. Check with yours first.

Install notes

Most residential plunges and chillers here run on a standard 110 to 120V outlet. Use a GFCI protected receptacle, avoid extension cords, and give the chiller the ventilation clearance the maker lists so it can shed heat.

A filled plunge is heavy, often 800 to 1,500 pounds. Indoors, put it on a slab or a floor an engineer has checked; outdoors, use a level pad and plan drainage for water changes.

Not included. Plan for these.

Electrical work and permit
Foundation or base
Assembly labor, unless the maker offers it

From order to first use

What happens after you order.

STEP 1
Plan
We confirm power, base and access with you before you order.
STEP 2
Order
You order directly from Penguin Chillers on their site, and pay them.
STEP 3
Ships
Penguin Chillers ships to your address in the contiguous US.
STEP 4
Assemble
Set it on the prepared base, following the maker's manual.
STEP 5
Fill, power up and plunge
Your electrician makes the connection the maker specifies, then you are ready for the first session.

Specifications

Length	60 in
Width	31 in
Height	25 in
Seated depth	24 in
Weight empty	30 lb
Water capacity	83 gal
Chiller	External, 7,500 BTU/hr, titanium coil, 3/4 in camlocks
Temperature range	37°F to 100°F
Sound	56 dBA
Power	110-120V, 3.9A, 450W, GFCI included

From Penguin Chillers's published product page. Confirm against the current spec sheet before you build a pad or pull wire. Maker's product page

About this cold plunge

The Penguin Chillers Inflatable Cold Plunge is a complete cold plunge holding about 83 gal, with a temperature range of 37°F to 100°F. The maker prices it from $2,999.

An all-in-one plunge trades flexibility for convenience: the chiller, filtration and controls are matched to the tub, so the setup is mostly plug in, fill and wait.

Chiller: External, 7,500 BTU/hr, titanium coil, 3/4 in camlocks
Power: 110-120V, 3.9A, 450W, GFCI included
Sound: 56 dBA
Weight empty: 30 lb
Built in Knoxville, Tennessee

Returns

Returns follow Penguin Chillers's policy, since you order from them. How returns work.

Questions people ask before buying

Does it plug into a normal outlet?

The maker lists power as 110-120V, 3.9A, 450W, GFCI included. Use a dedicated GFCI outlet where possible and confirm the exact requirement in the manual.

How cold will it get?

The maker states 37°F to 100°F. Real results depend on room temperature, lid use and how often you plunge.

Can I order it through Brevley & Sons?

Not directly yet. Use the maker link for current pricing and lead time, or ask us to help size a system for your space and climate.

Who do I order from, and who handles warranty?

You order directly from Penguin Chillers, and warranty claims go to Penguin Chillers. We help you plan before you order and are here if questions come up after.

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