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Chiller Pump

$299.99
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Common starter questions:

Q: Water flow has stopped and you no longer hear your pump priming?

A: You may need a new pump.

Q: Water flow is ongoing but not cold?

A: You do NOT need a new pump.

Engineered to meet the demanding needs of cold plunge chillers, this heavy-duty workhorse delivers continuous, high-volume water circulation. At 428 gallons per hour max flow, an avg 100 gallon cold plunge tub has its water cycled 4x an hour.

Whether you are building a custom DIY cold plunge or replacing your current chiller pump, this pump provides the perfect balance of raw power, whisper quiet operation and durability.

Why This Pump belongs in Your Cold Plunge Setup:

  • Chiller-Ready Compatibility: this pump easily integrates with standard inline water filters, UV sterilizers, and up to 1HP water chillers.
  • Continuous Duty & Low Power Draw: Designed for 24/7 continuous operation. It features a highly efficient magnetic-drive motor that maximizes flow rate while keeping your energy bill low.

    Inside the Box:

    • 1 x 428 GPH Pump
    • 1 x Brass one-way valve
    • 3 x Hoses
    • 4 x Metal clamps
    • 4 x Zip ties
    • 1 x Plumber's Tape

    Specs:

    • Flow rate: 27L/min or 428 gallons per hour
    • Voltage: 24V DC
    • Power Consumption: 88W
    • Max lift: 25M (82 feet)

    If you prefer all components assembled upon delivery, just let us know and we will put it together for you prior to shipping.

     

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Water flow has stopped and you no longer hear your pump priming?

    You may need a new pump. If you are unsure, contact us and we can walk you through it.

    Water flow is ongoing but not cold?

    If water flow is ongoing, you do not need a new pump. Your compressor is likely the issue.