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Vantis Celsius dry floatation bed in a luxury spa suite, black shell with gold Vantis mark, membrane lit cool blue
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Vantis Celsius

Dry floatation on a temperature-controlled water membrane. The client lies on a sealed bladder wrapped in a blanket and never touches the water. Ordered in one of two configurations: Cryo, with a 3 HP chiller that holds the membrane at 41°F, or Warm, with a heater that runs up to 140°F. Same bed, same controls, same footprint — the panel control decides the direction.

AV-CWP-1REV. 2026.1
Price
$59,000
Bed size
98 IN × 47 IN × 26 IN
Weight
551 LB BED + 198 LB HOST
Cryo config
41 °F MIN
Warm config
140 °F MAX
Electrical
240V / 60HZ DEDICATED
Occupancy
1
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Vantis Celsius in use, occupant resting on the membrane under blanket lighting, gold Vantis mark on the control tabletVantis AV-CWP-1 dry floatation bed in graphite and bone finishes, membrane lit blue, gold Vantis mark on the shell

What it does

Plainly, what happens in a session.

  • Dry floatation: the client lies on a patented double-flap water membrane that wraps the body, with a blanket over the top. The water is sealed inside the bladder and circulates through its own pipework — the client stays fully dry and never gets in a tank.
  • Two configurations, chosen at order. Cryo pairs the bed with a 3 HP, 3,080 W chiller and runs the membrane at a 39–43°F working temperature, down to a 41°F minimum set point. Warm pairs the same bed with a 3,600 W heater and runs up to 140°F, with 97°F the usual body-neutral set point.
  • The unit heats or cools in one direction only — the panel control is either a chiller or a heater. It is not a single machine that switches between hot and cold, and the host cannot be converted after build.
  • An electric platform inside the membrane lowers the body up to 9 in, so the client sinks into the membrane and floats. Float depth is trimmed by bleeding air out of the bladder — less air sinks deeper, more air floats higher.
  • Temperature, session time, colored light and platform travel are all set from the panel touchscreen or the handheld remote clipped to the bed rail. A stop button ends the session at any time, from the bed.
  • Seven color-light options, a 0 to 99 minute session timer, Bluetooth headset for the client's own audio, and a weekly scheduler that powers the host up and down on set days and times.
  • No fill line, no drain line and no chemistry program. The bladder is filled once at commissioning, up to 132 gallons, and topped up only when serviced.

Why this one

What the cheaper unit does not do.

Two configurations, one platform

Cryo and Warm share the bed, membrane, platform, remote, headset and blanket. Only the panel control differs — chiller or heater. Operators running both buy two units, not one dual-mode unit.

The client never gets wet

The water lives inside a sealed double-flap membrane with its own circulation pipes. There is no immersion, no shower before or after, no wet floor and no towel program.

No plumbed water program

No drain, no filtration, no dosing, no daily water testing. The bladder is filled at commissioning through the host and stays closed.

Host separates from the room

The 3 HP host is audible under load. The pipe, power and data harness runs 13 ft, so the host can sit in a back-of-house room while the bed stays silent in the suite.

Full specifications

AV-CWP-1 specification

Model
GD575 dry floatation platform (Vantis AV-CWP-1)
Configurations
Cryo (chiller host) or Warm (heater host) — specified at order, not field-convertible
Bed size
98.4 in L × 47.2 in W × 25.6 in H
Membrane (water bladder)
90.6 in L × 39.4 in W × 9.8 in deep
Bed weight
551 lb
Host weight
198 lb (chiller) / 154 lb (heater)
Platform load rating
661 lb
Platform travel
Up to 9 in of body sink, electrically driven
Water capacity
132 gal maximum, sealed in the membrane
Cryo temperature
41°F minimum set point, 39–43°F working range
Warm temperature
140°F maximum, 97°F typical body-neutral set point
Pull-down / pull-up rate
Approx. 18°F per hour — allow about 2 hours to reach set point from ambient
Chiller (Cryo)
3 HP, 3,080 W
Heater (Warm)
3,600 W
Circulation pump
350 W
Electrical, Cryo
240V, 60 Hz, single phase, 20A dedicated circuit, grounded — 3,500 W connected load
Electrical, Warm
240V, 60 Hz, single phase, 30A dedicated circuit, grounded — 4,000 W connected load
Session timer
0 to 99 minutes, set at the panel or remote
Lighting
Seven colors — green, blue, red, orange, yellow, white and cycle
Control
Panel touchscreen plus handheld remote on an adjustable bed-rail mount
Scheduler
Weekly on/off program, Monday through Sunday
Audio
Bluetooth headset, pairs to the client's own phone
Host-to-bed harness
13 ft water pipe, power lead and data lead
Standard finishes
Blue, grey, orange or black
Occupancy
1
Plumbing
None — no supply line, no drain
Warranty
One year parts and service from date of purchase

Operating protocol

How a session runs.

  1. 01Confirm the host is powered and the membrane is at set point. From ambient this takes about two hours at roughly 18°F per hour, so schedule the first session accordingly or leave the weekly timer to bring the unit up before opening.
  2. 02Set the target temperature at the panel or remote using the + and − keys. Cryo runs to a 41°F minimum; Warm is usually held at 97°F.
  3. 03Select the light color and set the session time, up to 99 minutes.
  4. 04Lay the wrapping blanket over the membrane. The client changes into disposable garments so the blanket stays clean.
  5. 05Have the client lie down on the blanket over the membrane and fit the Bluetooth headset.
  6. 06Press start. The platform lowers and the body sinks into the membrane, up to 9 in.
  7. 07Fold the blanket over the top of the client and run the session.
  8. 08To trim float depth, bleed air from the membrane inlet while the client is lying on it — less air sinks deeper, more air floats higher. Set this once per client and note it.
  9. 09End at the timer or with the stop button, which the client can reach at any point. Raise the platform, help the client off, and wipe the membrane down.
  10. 10Treat the membrane as the critical part: keep knives, fingernails, toenails, jewelry and anything sharp away from it.

Site requirements

Whether it fits in your building, today.

Minimum clear room, bed
12 ft × 9 ft
Bed footprint
98.4 in × 47.2 in
Host placement
Separate back-of-house room recommended — the 3 HP host is audible under load. 13 ft harness from bed to host.
Clearance, both long sides
30 in for operator access
Clearance, host service side
24 in to the front access panel
Delivery door width, minimum
36 in
Floor loading
Level and sealed, rated for 551 lb bed plus 661 lb occupant load
Electrical circuit
One dedicated 240V, 60 Hz, single-phase grounded circuit — 20A for Cryo, 30A for Warm
Receiving
Forklift required at delivery — the crated bed and host cannot be unloaded by hand
Plumbing
None required. Tap access at commissioning only, to fill the membrane.
Lead time
90–120 days to your door, made to order — varies by unit
White glove install
$8,000, required — includes hands-on staff training

Options and configurations

Configure the unit.

White label branding
Your logo and business name applied to the bed and host, with custom colors and finishes — extra fee
Quoted
Second configuration
A second complete unit in the opposite configuration, so the room runs both Cryo and Warm
Quoted
Spare membrane
Replacement double-flap water bladder held on site
Quoted
Additional blanket set
Spare 8 ft × 8 ft wrapping blankets for turnover
Quoted
Custom shell finish
Finish outside the standard blue, grey, orange and black range
Quoted

What's included

In the price on the plate.

  • White glove install and hands-on staff training, $8,000 — required on every unit, not optional
  • Panel control host — chiller for Cryo, heater for Warm
  • Floatation bed with patented double-flap water membrane and electric platform
  • Water pipe, power lead and data lead between host and bed, 13 ft
  • Handheld remote with adjustable bed-rail support
  • Bluetooth headset
  • Body wrapping blanket, 8 ft × 8 ft
  • Grounded plug and base to US service
  • Vacuum handle for the host front access panel
  • Freight to the loading dock and inside delivery to the installed room
  • Full spec, site requirement and operating documentation before purchase
  • One-year parts and service warranty from date of purchase

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