Buy a cryo chamber - seven models from €49,900 to €149,900 net

Before choosing a model, it should be clear how the chamber will be used in your daily operations. Size, connection type, and equipment follow from that - not the other way around.

• Expected throughput: individual appointments, group operation, or continuous studio use.
• Usage profile: recovery offering, add-on wellness service, or part of an application concept.
• Available space including the delivery route, door widths, and ceiling height.
• Existing power connection: 230 V household outlet or 400 V industrial supply.
• Staffing: who operates the chamber, who briefs users, how it is documented.
• Appearance: standard colors, RAL colors on request, or custom wrapping.

KRYORA sells exclusively electric systems. The difference shows up less on a spec sheet than in day-to-day operation.

Electric whole-body cryo chamber

• Cooling generated by refrigeration technology, no consumable medium, no gas orders.
• No tank, no decanting, no handling of liquid nitrogen.
• Constant cold air down to -110°C with genuine windchill.
• Predictable running costs, essentially electricity, cleaning, and maintenance.

Nitrogen-based systems

• Regular delivery and storage of the consumable medium required.
• Additional requirements for room monitoring and logistics.
• Running costs depend on consumption and delivery prices.

Technical details for each model can be found in the system overview on the homepage.

Infrastructure often determines which model is realistic. We clarify this before the quote so there are no surprises at delivery.

• Installation surface: level, load-bearing, permanently accessible for cleaning and service.
• Weight: eCham flow and pure approx. 500 kg, eCham max approx. 550 kg.
• Delivery route: check door widths, turning radii, elevator, or ramp early.
• Power: 230 V / 16 A for home, smart, now, and vita 5-in-1; 400 V for pure, flow, and max.
• Environment: a changing room, preparation area, and waiting zone noticeably improve the workflow.

After delivery, the chamber is set up, connected, and commissioned. We then hand it over to your team.

• Scheduling for delivery and moving the unit in.
• On-site setup, connection, and functional check.
• Training in operation, workflow, safety notes, and cleaning.
• Handover of documentation and clarification of open questions with the team.

The training is deliberately hands-on: your team performs a complete workflow themselves before regular operation begins.

A refrigeration system in continuous use needs routine. We agree on maintenance intervals matched to your usage intensity and remain your contact after purchase.

• Regular maintenance per manufacturer specifications, matched to your throughput.
• A contact person for technical questions and service visits.
• Cleaning and care routines as part of daily operations.
• Operating costs essentially: electricity, cleaning, maintenance - no consumable medium.

• 1. Needs assessment: use case, target group, throughput, and location.
• 2. Space and power check plus preliminary model selection.
• 3. Individual quote including finish and color preference.
• 4. On request, introduction to an external financing partner.
• 5. Order, delivery date, and preparation of the installation site.
• 6. Delivery, installation, commissioning, and training.
• 7. Ongoing support, maintenance, and service.

The chambers are purchased, not leased. We explain price ranges and factors transparently on our prices page.