Cryotherapy and flotation facilities
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Some of the equipment that our company sells requires installation, and in some cases, small electrical, plumbing and masonry works. We have a specialized team to carry out all these works and that our clients do not have to take care of them.
Basically there are two systems that require installation, cryotherapy and flotation.
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ELECTRIC CRYOTHERAPY CABIN INSTALLATIONS
Electric cryo cabinets need three phases of current to be able to supply the 400V they need to function.
A refrigerator, similar to the motor of air conditioners, must also be installed outside. It is connected to the main motor of the cryo cabinet with two water pipes (inlet and outlet) to cool through a closed system, it does not need to be connected to the water installation of the business or home.
CRYOSAUNA INSTALLATIONS WITH NITROGEN
Cryotherapy facilities with nitrogen systems require outside air. It is necessary to install a conduit to guide the nitrogen vapor that is expelled from the cryosauna when the treatment ends, otherwise that vapor inside would lower the oxygen level where the user and operator are. It is also necessary to install a mechanical ventilation system that provides us with fresh air from outside and does not want air from inside. The latter will always depend on the m3 we have where the cryosauna is installed.
Another point to take into account is access. The nitrogen tanks that the companies bring, when they are full, can weigh almost 400 kilos, the place from the entrance of the street to where the cryosauna is must be open, have an elevator and have a safe ramp.
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FLOAT TANK FACILITIES
When a water flotation system is installed, because its mixture with Epson salts makes the floor very slippery, they need a non-slip system to prevent falls. A shower will also be necessary so that the user can remove the water from their body, preferably installed as close as possible to where the flotation system is located.
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Whole body cryochambers
Artic cryochambers for whole body cryotherapy treatments require a nitrogen tank to produce cold.
Contrary to cryosaunas, they allow the user to be with their head inside the cold because they do not inject nitrogen into the cabin, they use it to cool the pure air that is breathed inside.
The nitrogen tank can be located next to the cabin or behind the wall, as in this installation carried out in the city of Caracas.
They do not require a special electrical installation, they are plugged into a normal 220 or 110 volt household outlet.
