The Future of Whole Body Cryotherapy
The XR Cryo Chamber Lite (LN2) is a state-of-the-art cryotherapy chamber designed for maximum safety, performance, and ease of use. Built by the nation’s leading cryo manufacturer, it integrates advanced technology, automated controls, and a built-in Point of Sale system to streamline operation and improve client experience.
The XR surrounds your body up to the neck with ultra-cold, non-toxic nitrogen gas, reaching temperatures as low as –220°F. Unlike the shock of an ice bath, this dry, refreshing chill creates a comfortable cooling experience that naturally activates your body’s most powerful healing, recovery, and wellness responses.
Equipped with real-time thermal imaging, the XR continuously monitors skin temperature throughout each session, providing valuable data, improving safety, and ensuring every treatment is as effective as possible.
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Features & Benefits
- Operator Monitoring Required
- Emergency Stop Button
- Non-Locking Door
- Emergency Shut-Off Valve
- Thermal Imaging
- Complete Mobility
- Wi-Fi Enabled
- Pulse Oxygen Sensor
- Built-In Point of Sale
- Ultrasonic Head Sensor
- Fingerprint Authorization
Benefits
- Decreases pain
- Increases energy
- Reduces inflammation
- Decreases muscle spasms
- Improves pain tolerance
- Speeds up tissue healing response
- Lowers metabolic activity and oxygen demand
- Reduces or eliminates need for pain medication post-injury
- Enhances lymphatic drainage
- Promotes faster, more effective healing
Specifications
| Dimensions |
| Height |
93.75" |
| Depth (with door) |
34.6" |
| Width |
51.75" |
| Usable Height |
Up to 7'2" |
| Exterior Footprint |
44" × 34" |
| Total Weight |
605 lbs |
| Shipping Weight |
1000 lbs (with packaging) |
| Construction & Design |
| Material |
316 stainless steel (corrosion-resistant) |
| Mobility |
Lock-down industrial wheels |
| Lighting |
High-output LED, interior and exterior |
| Between Sessions |
No dry-out time |
| Installation |
Self-install, requires 110 V outlet, Wi-Fi, liquid nitrogen supply |
| Origin |
Made in the USA |
| Liquid Nitrogen Consumption |
| Cooling to −150 °F |
1.5–3 liters LN₂ |
| Per Session |
2–3 liters LN₂ |
| General Consumption |
210 liters ≈ 35–42 treatments |
| Electrical Requirements |
| Average Power |
0.084 kW |
| Maximum Power |
0.780 kW |
| Average Current |
0.65 A |
| Maximum Current |
6.5 A |
| Power Supply |
120 V AC, 60 Hz, 15 A circuit |
| Performance |
| Cool Down to −150 °F |
5–10 min |
| Session Time |
1–3 min |
| Ventilation Requirements |
| Exhaust |
Ceiling exhaust fan required, vented outdoors |
| Fan Size |
1 CFM per 1 sq. ft. room size (e.g., 100 sq. ft. = 100 CFM) |
| Other Requirements |
| LN Dewar Pressure |
35 PSI |
| Certifications |
| Plumbing |
ASME B31.1, ASME B31.3 |
| Electrical |
UL Listed, UL File E347541 |
| Codes |
International Fuel Gas Code, International Mechanical Code, NFPA 55 |
What's Included?
Safety & Precautions
Cryotherapy is a safe and effective treatment when used correctly. However, it’s important to consult with a healthcare professional before starting cryotherapy if you have any pre-existing medical conditions or health concerns.
Cardiovascular and Circulatory Conditions
- Peripheral arterial occlusive disease
- Ischemic heart disease
- Decompensating cardiovascular conditions (such as edema)
- Unstable angina
- Arrhythmia
- History of heart attack, stroke, or mini-stroke within the last 12 months
- Valvular heart disease or congestive heart failure
- High blood pressure (untreated or poorly controlled)
- Circulatory dysfunction or deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
Respiratory and Nervous System Conditions
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- Symptomatic lung disorders
- Cold-activated asthma
- Certain nervous system or respiratory conditions
Post-Surgical and Device Considerations
- Heart surgery (including pacemaker or defibrillator implants)
Infections and Inflammatory Conditions
- Active bacterial or viral skin infections
- Open wounds or ulcers
- Active tuberculosis
- Current urinary tract infection
Other Medical Conditions
- Severe anemia
- Severe claustrophobia
- Acute kidney disease or chronic liver disease
- Diabetes
- Vasculitis
- Raynaud’s disease
- Polyneuropathies
- Heavy consumerist disease (abnormal bleeding)
- Cold hypersensitivity (such as cold urticaria or cold-induced erythema)
- Active cancer or tumors
- Seizure disorders
- Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)
Pregnancy Considerations
- Pregnancy or potential pregnancy
If you have any of the above conditions, or if you’re unsure about your eligibility for cryotherapy, speak with your physician before treatment. Safety should always come first.
User Safety Guidelines
- Undergarments must be worn at all times during sessions.
- Do not use the chamber if you have rashes or open wounds.
- Remove any lotions before treatment and avoid applying them beforehand.
- Ensure there is no sweat or body jewelry present before entering.
- Keep your head up throughout the session.
- Do not inhale nitrogen gas.
- Keep your shoulders centered with the blue N₂ panel for proper positioning.
FAQs
Why is the XR cryotherapy chamber different than others? ▾
The XR Chamber includes Wi-Fi connectivity, modular technology, and full mobility. It monitors oxygen levels, head position, pulse, and temperature, and will automatically shut down if needed.
Why is the XR cryotherapy chamber less expensive? ▾
It is designed with a smarter, cost-effective build that makes it safer and more advanced than other options without the higher price tag.
Is there any downtime with the XR cryotherapy chamber? ▾
The XR minimizes downtime with Wi-Fi and self-diagnostics to identify issues quickly. It requires no assembly. Plug into a 110V outlet and connect a liquid nitrogen supply.
Do you need to send someone out to fix the chamber if something goes wrong? ▾
The modular design allows fast part replacement. If an issue cannot be resolved, the entire unit can be replaced, and in certain cases a technician can be sent on-site.
What is the warranty? ▾
The XR Chamber includes a 3-year limited warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. It is transferable within that period if Cryo Innovations is notified 30 days before transfer. During coverage, Cryo Innovations may repair or replace defective components or systems at its discretion. Contact us for full warranty terms.
What is fingerprint authorization? ▾
Operating the XR Chamber requires two fingerprint scans, one from a certified operator and one from an approved user. Each user profile stores health information and payment details, and operator access is linked to a completed safety certification.
Do I have enough space? ▾
A 10' × 10' space is sufficient for the Recovery XR and one or two liquid nitrogen dewars.
Can the liquid nitrogen dewars be stored outside the building? ▾
Yes. Liquid nitrogen dewars can be stored inside or outside the building, subject to local codes and supplier guidance.
Will this be an increase in liability? ▾
General liability policies typically cover this type of unit. Confirm details with your insurer to ensure proper coverage for your location and operations.
What is the purpose of the head proximity sensor? ▾
It ensures the user’s head remains above the liquid nitrogen. If the head drops below the top of the chamber, the system promptly shuts off for safety.
Can I use the XR cryotherapy chamber alone? ▾
No. An operator is required for each session. Both the operator and the user must be signed in, and the operator must press Continue when prompted.
Do I have to use the Point of Sale system? ▾
Yes. The built-in POS tracks customer accounts, sessions, and stats, and helps manage payments and access.
Does HIPAA apply? ▾
HIPAA does not apply because the XR and other cryotherapy chambers are not classified as medical equipment, and personal medical information is not collected. Users are required to sign a health and safety waiver to confirm they have no conditions that prevent use of cryotherapy.
What is the worst thing that could happen? ▾
If instructions are not followed, the primary risk is frostbite. Always cover hands and feet with warm gloves and boots, and follow operator prompts throughout the session.
