Grizzly Cooler DIY Cold Plunge Plan & Kit

Grizzly Cooler Cold Plunge Kit & Plan

$723.00 $846.00
PVC Chiller Fittings (Pair) (Chiller Type)

Convert your Grizzly 350, 400 or 450 cooler into a cold plunge!

This plumbing bundle has all of the fittings, hoses and connections you need to convert your cooler into a cold plunge with 24/7 circulation, ozone sanitation, filtration and cooling down to 34°F (depending on which chiller you have!)

There are a lot of "cooler cold plunges" out there, and in many ways they are the best option on the market. With this plan + kit and roughly 1.5 hours of work you can be up and running for ~$1000 less than the other options!

I recommend either Active Aqua 1/4HP or Rocita/EcoJoy 1/3HP (Walmart) chillers for this build. 

Includes:

  • Video Tutorial & Plan PDF
  • Danner 1200 Pump
  • Ambohr Spa-124 Ozone Generator
  • 10' Flexible PVC Spa Hose (White)
  • Inlet/Outlet Plumbing Assemblies
  • Danner Pump PVC Connections
  • Chiller Fittings
  • Filter Housing, Venturi Injector & Fitting Kit

Features:

  • Complete Plan + Shopping List
    • 1 – Grizzlycoolers.com Order
    • 1 – Amazon.com Order
    • 1 – Water Chiller Order
    • 1 – DIY Cold Plunge Plan + Kit
    • 🔥 That's all you need!
  • In-Depth Video Tutorial
    • Parts Overview
    • Complete Assembly Tutorial
    • Leak Testing
    • Troubleshooting
    • FAQ
  • Once Built:
    • Powerful Circulation
    • Ozone Filtration & Sanitation Built-In
    • Energy Efficient Cooling
  • Works with Grizzly 350, 400 & 450 Coolers
    • Option to Drill into the tank, or use existing drain holes (all included!)

 
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James M.
Great Kit, Responsive Seller..

I just finished this kit a few days ago. Everything came together easily. Any hiccups were quickly addressed with an email to Joe, who responded promptly. I was able to do the whole thing for under $2000. I bought the grizzly 450 cooler on sale for $1100, the chiller, a Rocita 1/3 hp from Walmart for $200, and other miscellaneous stuff such as the electric box, three prong outlet for under $100 bucks. All in all, I was able to create a “desert plunge“ style plunge for over $1400 savings. In addition, I feel confident that I can work on it if anything goes wrong. I also built my own side table to cover the chiller since it will be outdoors. I anlso elevated off the ground (for some reason I feel uncomfortable with electric stuff on the ground around water). Keep in mind, I’m not the handiest guy. Thanks Joe!

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