Overview
The Antarctica Open Head Electric Cryotherapy Chamber delivers the full benefits of whole body cryotherapy in a head-out design — the client’s head remains above the chamber during the session, eliminating the need for respiratory protection and making the experience more accessible and comfortable for first-time users. Powered by electric refrigeration (no liquid nitrogen), the Open Head chamber reaches −110°C and is designed for commercial recovery studios, gyms, and wellness clinics that prioritize client comfort and operational simplicity.
Key Specifications
Use Cases
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Ideal for commercial facilities introducing cryotherapy for the first time — the open head design reduces client anxiety and eliminates the need for respiratory protection gear.
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Ideal for wellness clinics and med spas where client comfort and safety are the top priority and nitrogen-free operation is required.
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Ideal for high-volume commercial use — electric operation means no nitrogen refills, no supply chain management, and consistent session-to-session performance.
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Ideal for contrast therapy protocols — pair with an infrared sauna for a complete hot/cold recovery circuit.
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Ideal for facilities serving first-time cryo clients who may be hesitant about enclosed whole-body chambers — the open head format is significantly less intimidating.
How It Compares
Compared to enclosed whole body cryo chambers, the Open Head design keeps the client’s head above the chamber — eliminating the need for respiratory protection and making the experience more comfortable and accessible. Compared to nitrogen open head chambers, the electric version eliminates nitrogen handling, storage, and supply chain complexity. For buyers comparing open head vs. enclosed whole body cryo, the open head format is the preferred choice for client-facing commercial environments where comfort and accessibility drive repeat bookings.
Features
- Open head design — client’s head remains outside the chamber during sessions
- Electric refrigeration — no liquid nitrogen required
- Reaches −110°C (−166°F) for full whole body cryotherapy protocol
- No respiratory protection required for clients
- 2–3 minute sessions — high throughput for commercial use
- Simplified compliance and operation vs. nitrogen systems
