CryoLink V Overview Highlights TrueHold Water Specs From £7,995.00inc VATBuy Now

CryoLink V

The upright plunge, held to the degree.

The upright CryoLink. A compact footprint holds 585 L, so you step in and sink to a deeper, seated immersion, standing for the legs or hunkered down for the whole body. It suits a tighter room, and it is built for clubs and sporting organisations moving a volume of athletes through in a day. One electric unit chills and warms the water and holds it within half a degree of the temperature you set, from 2°C to 42°C. Built to a premium standard, considered in the detail, and simple to run.

CryoLink V cold plunge product shot

Configure your temperature How cold do you want to go?

What ±0.5°C feels like

Add additional filters Keep the water running clear.

Comfort A couple of finishing touches.

Add a step-in basin

Add a neck pillow

Quantity How many?

1
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    What makes it CryoLink

    TrueHold DualClimate

    Two ideas do the work.

    Step in, upright.

    Chills and heats.

    Clear water, kept clear.

    TrueHold

    The number you set is the number you get.

    2°C to 42°C

    Held to ±0.5°Cevery session

    Set it once

    TrueHold

    Set 4°C and it is 4°C. TrueHold holds the whole tub within half a degree of whatever you pick, from 2°C to 42°C, hour after hour. No warm patches. No drift as the afternoon warms up. The same cold shock, every session.

    DualClimate

    One unit does both.

    2°C

    the coldest it holds, for a cold plunge

    42°C

    the warmest it holds, for a warm soak

    The same electric unit chills the water down and warms it back up, so one tub is both a cold plunge and a warm soak. Cooling runs at 3210 W and heating at 4150 W, both from a sealed refrigeration circuit with no ice to buy. Set anything from 2°C to 42°C and it stays there. Or add IcePoint, the ice-making option, and the bottom of that range drops to 0°C: a real cold for athletes training their tolerance.

    ClearLoop

    Clear water, kept that way.

    ClearLoop runs the water through continuous circulation, ozone disinfection, and a paper-core filter. The water stays clear for up to a week between changes, not a drain and refill after every session. The jets work underneath it all, circulating and cleaning; the water you get into is still, clear, and exactly as cold as you asked for. An insulated, lockable cover keeps the chill in and the running costs down.

    Owning one

    A week of clear water.

    The water is always moving. Every return passes the spout first, where 1 mm holes catch hair and grit before anything reaches the pump. From there it runs through a paper-core cartridge that filters down to 20 microns, and past an ozone dose you time yourself from the touchscreen. The loop runs whether you plunge or not, so the water is being cleaned in the hours between sessions, not only during them.

    That is why a fill lasts. With ClearLoop running the water stays clear for up to a week between changes rather than a day or two, and how often you change it is yours to judge. Two cartridges come in the box for a reason: one runs in the plunge while the other dries. The habit is simple, swap weekly, rinse the used cartridge and let it dry, then rotate it back in next time.

    Filling is a garden hose and about 40 minutes. Once it is full, let it rest 20 minutes before you switch on so the coolant settles, then set your temperature and leave it. The drain is built into the base and takes a hose, so old water goes straight to a gully, and the vents lift off by hand when the unit needs a look.

    One piece of cold-weather care. If the plunge is left unheated and below 0°C for twelve hours, drain the tub, the filter and the chiller so nothing can freeze inside them. Everything else is set once and left to run.

    In the box

    The plunge, and everything to run it

    Drain connector

    Screws to the base drain and takes a garden hose to a gully.

    Thermal cover

    Insulated and lockable, it holds the cold and keeps running costs down.

    Two filter cartridges

    Paper-core, 20-micron. One runs while the other dries, so you always have a spare.

    Quick-start guide

    Fill, rest, set the temperature, and you are running.

    Controls and Underglow

    Run it from the touchscreen. Lit from beneath.

    A full touchscreen on the unit runs it day to day, in multiple languages. Temperature, ozone timing, the on and off schedule, and a switch between °C and °F: all of it is set from the one panel. The touchscreen is the daily driver. It watches itself, too. If something is wrong, the home screen names the fault and walks you through the steps to clear it, so a problem reads as plain words rather than a blinking light. It is WiFi-connected and ready for the Link app, which is in development and on the way. Underglow puts a coloured light beneath the water, yours to set.

    800 mm deep1600 mm1120 mm1460 x 660 mm inside

    Dimensions and install

    What it needs

    Footprint1600 x 800 x 1120 mm
    Inside1460 x 660 mm inside
    FloorLevel, rated to at least 544 kg
    Drainage side12 in clear
    Vent sideAir inlet kept clear, about 100 cm
    PowerDedicated circuit, 110V 11A or 220V 5.55A
    AssemblyNo tools required3

    Specifications

    The essentials

    Real figures, stated plainly. What you set is what it holds.

    585 L

    2°C to 42°C

    ±0.5°C

    1.0 HP

    Thermal cover

    Next to an ice bath

    What changes when the cold runs itself.

    CryoLink V Ice baths and chest-freezer conversions
    Temperature controlSet and held to ±0.5°CIce top-ups, drifts as it melts
    HeatChills and heats, 2 to 42°CCold only
    Water careCirculation, ozone, filterManual water changes
    CoverThermal coverOpen or improvised
    ControlTouchscreen, WiFi-connectedManual

    Descriptions reflect common ice baths and DIY conversions, not any single product.

    CryoLink V

    Tech specs

    Operating range2 to 42°C
    Hold stability±0.5°C
    Ice-making optionCools to 0°C
    CoolingInverter refrigeration, electric
    RefrigerationSealed, no ice runs

    Ordering

    From order to first plunge

    Warranty1 year
    BuildMade to order
    Delivery and commissioningPlanned with you before we build
    1. 1Tell us where it is going: a home, a gym, a clinic, or a spa.
    2. 2We confirm the build, the site needs, and the price in writing.
    3. 3We deliver, commission on site, and hand it over running.

    Which CryoLink

    Two formats, the same TrueHold hold. Pick by the room and the body position.

    Vertical

    CryoLink V

    Upright and compact, built to move a club’s volume of players through a day.

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    Horizontal

    CryoLink H

    Lie back, full body. The likelier choice for a home.

    See CryoLink H ›

    CryoLink V

    Questions

    CryoLink V stands 1120 mm tall on a compact 1600 by 800 mm footprint. It needs a level floor rated to at least 544 kg, with 16 inches of clearance at the component end and 12 inches on the drainage side. Power, delivery, and commissioning are confirmed with you at quote.

    Order one, or fit out a facility

    Each build is made to order. Request a quote for a home, a gym, a clinic, or a spa, and we confirm the specification, the site requirements, and a finance route.1

    From £666 per month with finance.†

    Buy NowFinance options ›
    1. Prices are the starting point for the base build and exclude delivery, site survey, and installation. Final price and any finance terms depend on the build, finish, and site, and are confirmed in writing before order.
    2. Water is inverter-chilled and held within half a degree of the set point across a 2°C to 42°C range; the ice-making option reaches 0°C. Running cost is typical at hold and varies with ambient conditions, room ventilation, and use. Figures are nominal and confirmed per unit before order.
    3. Dimensions and installation figures are from the manufacturer documentation and the unit rating plate; internal figures are measured at the bathing well. Floor rating, clearances, and the electrical supply are confirmed against the site at survey before delivery.