This video shows you how to set up the JED 303 ozone generator with your chest freezer cold plunge. The video from 2020 uses the JED 202 (which is no longer recommended for cold plunges), but the same exact steps apply for the JED 303.
If you find the video helpful, please consider buying the JED 303 ozone generator from my website. You will also receive a link to download a PDF Installation and Owner Guide as well as a PDF with pictures of various installations.
You can also buy my e-book there, which gives you step by step directions for converting a chest freezer into a cold plunge.
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Below you will find a list of topics in the video as well as a materials & tools list.
CORRECTION: At about 16:16 into the video I mention a 1/4" drill bit is needed. The correct size is 5/16".
Video Contents
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Mounting
Placing the tubing
Where to Drill the Hole
Preparing to Drill
Drilling the Hole in the Chest Freezer
Insulation
Drilling a hole in the PVC Plug
Connecting the Plugs and Tubing
Connecting the Tubing to the JED 203
The Timer & Power Cords
Setup Review
Using Your System
Maintenance
Wrapping Up
Tools / Materials Needed:
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1. JED 303 ozone generator
2. Wood panel or shelf
3. Two small screws
4. Two 3/4" PVC plugs
5. Powered Drill
6. 1" hole saw
7. 5/16" bit
8. Measuring tape
9. Foam or rubber insulation
10. Scissors or utility knife
11. Heavy-duty appliance timer (3-prong power plug)
28 июл 2024