Chattanooga ColPac Freezer - DJO-90910

Chattanooga ColPac Freezer - DJO-90910

The Chattanooga ColPac Freezer (#90910) is a complete cold therapy set that includes one ColPac Freezer and 12 Standard Sized ColPacs.

The Chattanooga ColPac Freezer runs off a standard electrical outlet with no plumbing required. It offers large capacity and fast chilling time to help clinicians keep a quick office pace. Patients won't have to wait long for a ColPac. It contains four stainless steel shelves, trays, and cup holders for multiple storage options. This freezer and accompanying ColPacs are best used for rehabilitation, athletic training and physical therapy.

Features

Features

• Spacious capacity of five cubic feet with four stainless steel shelves.
• Comes with 12 standard size ColPacs.
• Comes with trays and cup holders inside.
• UL and cUL listed.

Specifications

  Accessories

The Chattanooga ColPac Freezer is commonly purchased with:

• Chattanooga Blue Vinyl ColPacs.
• Chattanooga Black Polyurethane ColPacs.
• #1517: Chattanooga Sport-Pac.
• #3102: Chattanooga ColPac C-5 Chilling Unit.
• #4230: Chattanooga Extra Shelf for Side Table Rack.
• #4010: Chattanooga Side Table Rack.

Literature

 Literature

Chattanooga Hot/Cold Therapy & Clinic Supplies Catalog

What our Experts Think

• Dedicated clinical cold therapy storage system – The Chattanooga ColPac Freezer - DJO-90910 is engineered to keep ColPac cold packs continuously chilled and ready for high-volume clinical use, ensuring zero downtime between patients.
• High-efficiency 5 cu ft capacity design – Offers a 5 cubic foot internal capacity with 4 stainless steel shelves, optimized for organized storage and rapid freezing of multiple packs at once.
• Fast rotation for busy clinics – Designed to allow ColPacs to be recycled approximately every 2 hours, supporting fast patient turnover in physiotherapy, sports medicine, and rehab environments.
• Plug-and-play setup (no plumbing required) – Runs on a standard electrical outlet with no water line or special installation needed, making it easy to deploy in any clinical space.
• Built for durability and hygiene – Features welded stainless steel construction, corrosion-resistant shelving, and easy-clean design with drain/defrost functionality for long-term professional use.
• Clinic-ready complete kit – Typically includes 12 standard ColPacs plus trays and cup holders, enabling immediate use right out of the box.
• Designed for high-throughput rehab settings – Ideal for physical therapy clinics, athletic training rooms, and hospitals that require reliable, always-available cold therapy supply.

Q&A

Q: What is the Chattanooga ColPac Freezer (DJO-90910)?
A: It is a clinical cold therapy storage unit designed to rapidly freeze and store reusable ColPac cold packs for physiotherapy and rehabilitation use.

Q: What is it used for?
A: It is used in physical therapy, sports medicine, and rehabilitation clinics to keep cold packs ready for treating pain, inflammation, muscle strains, and injuries.

Q: What are its main features?
A: It offers a 5 cubic ft capacity, 4 stainless steel quick-freeze shelves, built-in trays and cup holders, and includes 12 standard ColPac cold packs.

Q: Does it require plumbing or special installation?
A: No, it plugs into a standard electrical outlet and requires no plumbing, making it easy to install in any clinic.

Q: How fast does it freeze ColPacs?
A: It is designed for fast turnaround, typically allowing ColPacs to be ready for reuse in about 2 hours in clinical workflows.

Q: What makes it suitable for clinics?
A: Its durable stainless steel construction, compact footprint, and high-capacity design support busy therapeutic environments with frequent patient turnover.

Maintenance Tips

• Defrost regularly to prevent ice buildup that can reduce cooling efficiency and airflow inside the chamber.
• Clean interior shelves and surfaces with mild medical-grade disinfectant after defrosting; dry completely before restarting.
• Keep condenser coils free of dust and lint to maintain fast, consistent chilling performance.
• Ensure door seals remain tight and undamaged to preserve stable sub-zero temperature.
• Do not overload shelves; allow airflow between ColPaCs for even freezing and faster turnaround.
• Inspect power cord and plug periodically for wear or damage and ensure stable grounding.
• Position unit in a dry, ventilated clinical area away from direct heat sources for optimal compressor life.
• Schedule periodic preventive servicing of compressor and thermostat to maintain consistent therapeutic temperature control.