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FAQ Antarctica Whole Body Chamber Nitrogen

What makes the Antarctica WBC Nitrogen different from an open-head chamber?

It’s a walk in cryotherapy chamber where the nitrogen never enters the treatment space directly. Instead, nitrogen cools a heat exchanger, and the chilled air circulated to the client stays fully breathable, so the entire body, head and neck included, sits inside the cold zone.

How cold does the Antarctica WBC Nitrogen get?

It works in a range of -120°C to -140°C (-184°F to -220°F), which is warmer than our open-head nitrogen units but covers a larger, fully enclosed treatment area.

Why is the temperature range lower than the CryoStar or Antarctica Nitrogen?

Covering the head and neck safely means the air has to stay breathable at all times, which limits how cold the chamber can run compared with an open-head unit where the head is never exposed to the cold air. The tradeoff buys full-body coverage instead of a colder but partial session.

How much nitrogen does the Antarctica WBC Nitrogen use?

Sessions use 4 to 7 kg of nitrogen, somewhat more than the 3 to 5 kg on our open-head chambers, since cooling breathable air for a walk-in cabin takes more gas than cooling a smaller, partial-body space.

Is the air inside safe to breathe?

Yes, that’s the design point of this chamber. Nitrogen never enters the treatment room itself; it only cools a heat exchanger, so the air circulated around the client stays breathable throughout the session.

How fast does the Antarctica WBC Nitrogen precool?

Precooling is fast because the heat exchanger is cooled directly by nitrogen rather than waiting on a compressor to build up cold air, so the chamber reaches working temperature quickly between the first sessions of the day.

How much space does the Antarctica Whole Body Chamber Nitrogen need?

It measures 1870 mm in length, 1170 mm in width, and 2292 mm in height, close to the Antarctica Nitrogen’s footprint but built as a walk-in cabin rather than an open-head cylinder.

What power supply does this chamber need?

It runs on 220V/50Hz or 110V/60Hz at 1.5 kW, up to 20A, the same electrical profile as our other nitrogen units.

Who should choose the Antarctica WBC Nitrogen over an open-head model?

Operators who want the fastest cooling nitrogen provides, but with full-body coverage including the head and neck, should choose this model. If the coldest possible session matters more than head coverage, the CryoStar or Antarctica Nitrogen reach 30 degrees colder.

How much does the Antarctica WBC Nitrogen weigh?

It weighs 450 kg (990 lb) net, with a gross shipping weight of about 600 kg (1,322 lb) including the packing crate.

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