Cedriva 1HP Cedar Cold Plunge System

Turn Cold Plunge Into a Bookable Spa Service Without Daily Ice Prep

The Cedriva 1HP Cedar Cold Plunge System is designed for spas, wellness studios, sauna spaces, and recovery businesses that want to add cold-water immersion without building every appointment around bags of ice.

Its dedicated 1HP cooling and heating system gives staff control over water temperatures from 37.4°F to 107.6°F (3°C–42°C). Set the target temperature ahead of scheduled sessions, manage settings from the onboard controls or WiFi mobile app, and prepare the plunge around the day’s bookings instead of manually recreating an ice bath each time.

A 2.0 mm marine-grade 316 stainless steel liner forms the water-contact surface, while the Grade-A Canadian red cedar exterior gives the system a warmer, more finished appearance for client-facing wellness spaces.

For routine water care, Cedriva combines continuous circulation with 20-micron filtration and an available UV or ozone sanitation system.

Use it as a stand-alone cold plunge service or build it into sauna, red light, massage, and wellness packages to give one system more than one role on your service menu.

One Circulation Loop for Temperature Control and Routine Water Care

Cedriva manages temperature and water circulation through one continuous operating loop.

Water leaves the tub and first moves through the 20-micron filtration system, which helps capture suspended particles before the water continues through the system.

It then passes through the 1HP temperature-control unit. In cooling mode, the system removes heat from the circulating water; in heating mode, it raises the water toward the selected setting.

Conditioned water returns to the tub through two circulation jets, helping move temperature-controlled water throughout the plunge.

Depending on the selected configuration, UV or ozone sanitation adds another water-care stage alongside mechanical filtration.

An integrated thermostat monitors the selected setpoint and allows the system to regulate temperature automatically rather than relying on repeated additions of ice.

Actual cooling time varies with starting water temperature, ambient temperature, water volume, ventilation around the chiller, and the selected setpoint.

Set the Water Temperature Before the Appointment Starts

The dedicated 1HP cooling and heating system gives staff direct control over a 37.4°F–107.6°F (3°C–42°C) temperature range.

For cold plunge appointments, the practical advantage is consistency.

Instead of estimating how much ice is needed before each booking, staff can work from a defined temperature setting and prepare the system around the appointment schedule.

The heating function also gives the equipment additional temperature flexibility without requiring a second water vessel.

With WiFi mobile control, staff can manage settings more conveniently when the plunge is located away from the reception desk or other service rooms.

2.0 mm 316 Stainless Steel for a More Practical Water-Contact Surface

The inside of Cedriva uses a 2.0 mm marine-grade 316 stainless steel liner.

Its hard, non-porous surface creates a practical bathing area for a system that will be filled, drained, inspected, and cleaned repeatedly.

316 stainless steel also offers strong corrosion resistance in water-exposed environments, while the smooth metallic finish makes the interior visually easy to inspect during routine cleaning.

For a business comparing permanent cold plunge equipment with inflatable or soft-sided alternatives, the stainless steel liner gives Cedriva a more substantial construction and a more finished in-room appearance.

Canadian Red Cedar Makes the Plunge Part of the Room

Cold plunge equipment is highly visible.

Cedriva surrounds the stainless steel basin with Grade-A Canadian red cedar, giving the system a warmer, furniture-inspired finish that works naturally beside saunas, wood interiors, stone finishes, and dedicated wellness rooms.

The vertical cedar paneling helps the plunge feel like a permanent part of the space rather than temporary fitness equipment.

For spas selling a premium wellness experience, that matters because clients are not only booking cold water—they are also paying for the environment in which the service takes place.

20-Micron Filtration Helps Keep Daily Water Care More Manageable

Temperature control is only one part of operating a plunge repeatedly.

Cedriva uses 20-micron filtration to help capture suspended particles as water circulates through the system.

This gives staff a defined mechanical filtration stage instead of relying only on how the water looks at the surface.

The filter should still be inspected and serviced as part of the business's regular maintenance schedule, but it creates a clearer water-care workflow for businesses planning multiple plunge sessions throughout the week.

UV or Ozone Adds Another Layer to the Water-Care System

Depending on the selected configuration, Cedriva can be equipped with UV or ozone sanitation support.

This stage works alongside the mechanical filter rather than replacing it.

The 20-micron filter focuses on suspended physical particles, while the UV or ozone system provides an additional sanitation step as water moves through the circulation loop.

Separating these functions makes the overall water-care process easier for staff to understand: circulate the water, filter visible and suspended debris, support sanitation, and follow the business's regular cleaning and water-testing schedule.

Low-Noise Chiller Design for Client-Facing Wellness Spaces

A plunge system may be running while sauna, massage, red light, or other wellness services are taking place nearby.

Cedriva uses a low-noise chiller design to make the mechanical side of the system better suited to a client-facing environment.

The chiller is also housed within a coordinated wood-finished cabinet, helping the cooling system visually match the tub instead of appearing as a separate piece of utility equipment.

Adequate ventilation around the cooling system should still be maintained during installation and operation.

Dedicated Steps Make the Setup More Practical for Clients

Cedriva includes a matching two-step entry platform for the elevated tub.

Wide wood step surfaces and structured side supports give clients a clear route into and out of the plunge instead of requiring them to step directly over the tub wall from floor level.

The steps also make the complete installation look more intentional, which is useful when the plunge is positioned in a dedicated sauna suite or wellness room.

Keep the Plunge Protected Between Bookings

A fitted cover is included with Cedriva to help protect the water surface from airborne debris while the plunge is not in use.

For staff, the cover also creates a natural end point for the between-session reset.

Inspect the water, complete the required cleaning or water-care steps, check the system, replace the cover, and leave the plunge prepared for the next booking.

Salon Advantages

Add a Bookable Service Without Adding Daily Ice Preparation

Cold plunge can become difficult to schedule when every appointment starts with buying, carrying, and loading ice.

Cedriva moves temperature management to the 1HP chiller, allowing staff to prepare the system from a selected temperature rather than rebuilding the plunge before every session.

That makes it easier to place cold plunge into a normal booking calendar and repeat the service throughout the week.

The system still requires normal staff oversight and water care, but it removes one of the most repetitive steps associated with a conventional ice bath.

Use One System Across Multiple Service Formats

Cedriva does not have to earn revenue from only one type of appointment.

Businesses can position it as:

• Stand-alone cold plunge sessions

• Sauna + cold plunge experiences

• Red light + cold plunge packages

• Massage recovery add-ons

• Wellness room access

• Multi-session plunge packages

• Recurring wellness memberships

This gives one system several possible roles on the service menu.

Sell the plunge by itself, use it to increase the value of an existing wellness appointment, or include it in recurring packages designed to bring clients back.

Prepare the Plunge Around the Schedule, Not Around the Ice

For businesses running several rooms at the same time, small operational steps add up.

WiFi temperature control allows staff to manage Cedriva more conveniently while working elsewhere in the spa or wellness space.

Instead of waiting until the client arrives to begin preparing an ice bath, staff can incorporate plunge preparation into the normal opening and appointment setup routine.

That creates a more predictable workflow and reduces last-minute manual preparation.

Sell a Wellness Experience, Not Just Access to Cold Water

A stock tank and an architectural cedar plunge can both hold cold water, but they create very different client environments.

Cedriva combines a Canadian red cedar exterior, stainless steel interior, matching steps, fitted cover, and coordinated chiller cabinet into one finished setup.

Place it beside a sauna or inside a private wellness suite and the plunge becomes part of the visual experience clients are booking.

For businesses competing on atmosphere, service presentation, and perceived value, the equipment itself helps support a more premium service position.

Give Staff a Clearer Daily Water-Care Routine

Cedriva brings circulation, filtration, sanitation support, drainage, and a fitted cover into one operating system.

That allows businesses to organize daily responsibilities around a repeatable sequence: inspect the water, check the filter, confirm temperature, complete between-session cleaning, and perform scheduled water-care procedures.

The benefit is not maintenance-free operation.

It is a clearer workflow that staff can repeat from opening through closing while keeping the plunge ready for scheduled services.

Specifications

• Model: Cedriva 1HP

• Product Type: Cedar Cold Plunge System

• Voltage: 110V / 220V; 50Hz / 60Hz

• Chiller Power: 1HP

• Temperature Range: 37.4°F–107.6°F (3°C–42°C)

• Minimum Flow Rate: 2,000 L/h

• Control System: Digital Control + WiFi Mobile App

• Thermostat: Integrated

• Number of Circulation Jets: 2

• Filtration: 20-Micron Filter

• Sanitation System: UV or Ozone, Depending on Configuration

• Tub Shape: Oval

• Interior Material: Marine-Grade 316 Stainless Steel

• Stainless Steel Thickness: 2.0 mm

• Exterior Material: Grade-A Canadian Red Cedar

• Drain Location: Corner

• Drain Outlet: 3/4"

• Chiller Protection Rating: IPX4

• 110V Refrigerant: R454B

• 220V Refrigerant: R410A

• Unit Dimensions: 55.2" × 27.7" × 31.5" (140.3 × 70.3 × 80 cm)

• Chiller Dimensions: 22.0" × 15.4" × 23.6" (56 × 39 × 60 cm)

• Net Weight: To Be Confirmed

• Package Dimensions: 55.2" × 27.7" × 39.4" (140.3 × 70.3 × 100 cm)

• Gross Weight: 529.1 lbs (240 kg)

• Warranty: 36 months

• Logo customization: Support