AQUAMAXX Water Tank

Physiotherapy practices without pool infrastructure are the clearest beneficiaries, because the tank is what makes an underwater treadmill installable in a treatment room rather than a pool hall. Without it, the machine needs heated, treated water plumbed from building services, which most clinics do not have. With it,t the equipment manages its own volume, and the manufacturer states that water can be recycled rather than drained after each use. Medigear.uk confirms the correct variant against the machine and the room before ordering.

Rehabilitation services benefit from ozone treatment of a small volume of water. A tank holding 1.3 or 1.8 m³ would otherwise require frequent chemical adjustments to remain within acceptable limits, and reduced chemical dosing is especially important for patients with sensitive or fragile skin. Filter specifications and replacement intervals are not published, so Medigear.uk obtains them and supplies the maintenance schedule for the service to build into local procedures.

Facilities running scheduled sessions should attend to the heat-up time and the temperature range. A tank reaching its set point slowly constrains how early a service must start, and heat-up depends as much on volume as on the 2 kW heater rating. Medigear.uk obtains indicative heat-up figures in writing so a service can plan around them rather than discover them.

Commercial operators who depend on the equipment should treat the tank's serviceable components as spares. Heater, pump, ozone generator,r and filters are all consumables or failure-prone over their service life, and a failure in the water plant takes the treadmill out of use as surely as a drive failure. Medigear.uk confirms the spare parts schedule at order.

No Plumbed Water, Heating or Treatment Required

The tank supplies everything the treadmill needs, so the machine does not need to be connected to the building's water services. For a clinic or studio without pool infrastructure, that is the difference between being able to install the equipment and not being able to. Installation becomes an exercise in equipment rather than a building services project. Medigear.uk confirms the variant against the room before order.

Water Recycled Rather Than Drained

The manufacturer states that water can be recycled rather than replaced after use, which the filtration, circulation and ozone system together make possible. Draining and refilling 1.8 m³ of heated water between sessions would be both slow and expensive. Recycling is what makes the small-volume approach viable in daily operation.

Ozone Treatment on a Small Volume

Ozone disinfection reduces reliance on chemical dosing, which matters more in a small volume than a large one because chemical concentration shifts faster. It also matters where users have sensitive or fragile skin. Filter and ozone service items are consumables, and Medigear.uk confirms the schedule at the time of order.

Recognised Control Platform

Control is by an imported GECKO system with a matching IP65 waterproof LED touch panel. GECKO is established in spa control, and a recognised platform, rather than a proprietary board, has real consequences for spare parts availability throughout the equipment's life. The exact model fitted is confirmed with the factory.

Two Variants to Match the Machine

Published specifications cover a larger 1.8 m³ unit under 2.0 m² and a compact 1.3 m³ unit under 1.5 m². Having two options means the water plant can be matched to the machine and the room rather than forcing a single footprint. They are not interchangeable in siting terms. Medigear.uk confirms which applies before quotation.

Everything in One Enclosed Cabinet

Heater, pump, ozone generator, filtration and control are housed in a single panelled cabinet standing 1530 mm tall and weighing 150 kg empty. That keeps the plant contained rather than distributed around a room, with service connections grouped for access. Positioning still needs floor loading assessment once filled.

Available as Replacement or Retrofit

The tank is a discrete unit, supplied as standard with some machines and as an option with others, so it can be added to a machine already installed without one or bought as a replacement. For a commercial operator, a water plant failure stops the equipment as surely as a drive failure. Medigear.uk confirms compatibility with the installed machine.

Variant and Specification Confirmed Before Order

The manufacturer's published tables pair the larger volume with the smaller circulation pump, which invites a question rather than an assumption. Medigear.uk resolves that with the factory in writing, alongside rated power, filter specification, heat-up time and service intervals. Buyers therefore commit to confirmed figures rather than inference.

Two Published Variants

The manufacturer publishes two tank configurations that differ in footprint, water volume, temperature range, and pump rating. Selection follows from the machine being served. Medigear.uk confirms which applies before quotation.

Larger Variant: 1840 × 960 × 1530 mm

The larger unit measures 1840 × 960 × 1530 mm and occupies under 2.0 m² of floor. It holds 1.8 m³ of water with a published temperature range of 10 to 40 °C. A 0.35 HP circulation pump is listed for this variant.

Compact Variant: 1775 × 787 × 1530 mm

The compact unit measures 1775 × 787 × 1530 mm and occupies less than 1.5 m² of floor space. It holds 1.3 m³ of water with a published range of 20 to 35 °C. A 1 HP circulation pump is listed for this variant.

Water Volume: 1.3 or 1.8 Cubic Metres

Volume, determined by the variant, governs both heat-up time and filled weight. At 1.8 m³ the water adds around 1.8 tonnes above the dry cabinet. Volume also governs treatment demand.

Net Weight: 150 kg

Both variants weigh 150 kg empty. This governs delivery access and positioning before the unit is filled. Filled weight is a separate and much larger figure for floor loading.

Water Temperature Range

Published ranges vary by variant, with values of 10-40 °C and 20-35 °C. Both use the same 2 kW heater, so the wider range on one variant is confirmed with the factory rather than assumed. Range determines clinical and training suitability.

2 kW Heater

Both variants use a 2 kW heater. Heater rating together with volume determines heat-up time from cold and the ability to hold temperature during use. It forms part of the total electrical load.

Circulation Pump

A circulation pump serves filtration, heating, and water movement, rated at 0.35 HP for the larger variant and 1 HP for the compact one, as published. Because that pairing runs counter to volume, Medigear.uk confirms it in writing before order.

Ozone Disinfection System

An ozone disinfection system treats the water, reducing reliance on chemical dosing. This matters particularly in a small volume where chemical concentration shifts quickly. Ozone output and cell service life are confirmed with the factory.

Filtration and Water Recycling

Filtration works alongside ozone and circulation so that water can be recycled rather than drained after use, as the manufacturer states. Filter type and replacement interval are not published. Both are obtained in writing and supplied with the maintenance schedule.

Imported GECKO Control System

Control is via an imported GECKO system—a recognised spa control platform rather than a proprietary board —which affects spare parts availability throughout the service life. The exact model fitted is confirmed with the factory.

GECKO IP65 Waterproof Touch Panel

A matching GECKO IP65-rated waterproof LED touch panel provides the user interface. IP65 denotes protection against dust ingress and low-pressure water jets from any direction. The product image shows an interface set into the cabinet front.

Enclosed Cabinet with Service Connections

All plant is housed in a single panelled cabinet, with service connections visible on the underside in the product image. Grouped connections simplify installation and later service access. Clearance around the connection face should be planned.

Independence From Building Services

Because the tank heats, circulates, filters, and disinfects its own volume, the machine it serves requires no plumbed water supply, heating, or treatment. This is the feature that determines where the equipment can be installed.

Power Supply and Rated Load

Supply requirements are published on the machines the tank serves rather than for the tank alone. Combined heater, pump, and ozone loads need to be assessed against circuit capacity. Medigear.uk obtains the confirmed figures in writing before delivery.

Filter and Ozone Service Items

Filters and ozone components are consumables with defined service lives that determine running cost and downtime. Neither schedule is published. Medigear.uk confirms the spare parts schedule and holds the manufacturer contact for service items.

Documentation Pack Supplied at Order: Manufacturer's technical documentation, installation guidance, the maintenance schedule, control system documentation, and applicable certification records accompany every unit. Medigear.uk assembles this at order rather than leaving buyers to source it. Where a parameter is unpublished, its confirmed value is supplied in writing.

The AQUAMAXX Water Tank enables an underwater treadmill to operate without being plumbed into building services, combining a 2 kW heater, circulation pump, ozone disinfection, and filtration with an imported GECKO control system and an IP65 touch panel in a single 150 kg cabinet. Two variants are published, at 1.8 m³ within under 2.0 m² and 1.3 m³ within under 1.5 m², suiting physiotherapy practices without pool infrastructure, rehabilitation services treating patients with sensitive skin, and commercial operators holding spares against downtime alike. The variant, rated power, filter specification, heat-up time and the published pump pairing are all confirmed with the factory in writing before supply. Contact Medigear.uk for specifications, procurement assistance, or expert consultation.