The AqueCool Device, in conjunction with AqueCool masks, pumps cooled water across recovering tissue to wick away excess heat. The device is controllable between 50 and 65 Degrees Fahrenheit and utilizes a 6 foot tube set to allow the device to remain on the floor while in operation. Simple On/Off power button and temperature control knob on top of device allow user to easily adjust temperature or turn device off. The AqueCool system requires a standard 120VAC wall receptacle and 8-10oz of distilled water to operate.
An electrically-powered device intended to be used as part of a localized circulating-fluid thermal therapy system to pump heated and/or cooled fluid (e.g., water) through an externally applied pack (not included) for localized hot and/or cold therapy for the skin and/or underlying tissues (e.g., muscle) in the treatment of musculoskeletal pain and discomfort. It includes a fluid pump and either a heater, or a means for cold therapy (e.g., refrigeration unit, permitting addition of independently cooled ice water) or both; it does not include an air pump for wrap inflation. It is intended for use in both professional and home settings.