Everything you need to know
before your Rocean project.

Luxury residences, hotels and spas, performance-focused operators, professional facilities and studios, and wellness programmes aboard superyachts.

Yes. Rocean contrast systems are specified for premium hotels, boutique hotels, destination spas, and performance-focused wellness programmes — environments where thermal contrast, continuous availability, and a discreet operational footprint matter.

A contrast bath supports structured hot-cold protocols; a cold-only experience focuses on cold immersion. The same platform can be specified for either, or both, depending on how sessions are operated.

Yes. Compact system layout and robust composite construction: relevant when footprint, weight, and reliability are critical.

Yes. Specification, commissioning, and remote supervision according to the contract, on projects across multiple countries.

Yes, if the configuration is integrated and space allows for the necessary equipment. For intensive use, a technical room is preferable.

Sizing filtration and renewal to actual bather load, automating sanitation rather than managing chemistry by hand, maintaining stable temperature with short recovery times between sessions, and separating the guest experience from the technical area so maintenance can proceed without interrupting the circuit.

Five points: sustained performance under continuous load, filtration and sanitation sized to actual throughput, thermal stability and recovery between sessions, architectural integration and finish, and a service relationship that holds when throughput increases.

Designed as dedicated cold or hot systems. Cold circuits typically hold from 19°C down to 3°C, hot circuits from 20°C to 40°C. The integrated system delivers 1.5 kW; remote configurations reach 4 kW or more depending on specification.

A few immersions per day do not stress the water or the unit like a queue of dozens of sessions. Under-sizing filtration or cooling leads to cloudy water, slow recovery, and a compliance risk. Specification starts from the real peak: session duration and busy periods.

The unit is sized to remain discreet in continuous operation; the remote configuration further allows it to be kept away from guest areas if needed.

Multi-stage treatment including UV and controlled routines, automatically orchestrated for consistent water quality and hygiene with less manual intervention. pH and chlorine are managed end-to-end.

Beyond approximately thirty to fifty guest cycles per day, manual water management becomes the bottleneck. Automated purification — multi-stage UV pathways, controlled cycles — maintains clarity and frees up time at the front desk.

Pro ERP configurations are designed for this use case, with water quality monitoring adapted to public-access establishments. The regulatory detail depends on the site and must be validated with your inspection authority.

Temperature regulation, filtration cycles, water treatment sequences, and operational monitoring — to remove repetitive manual workload from the team.

Yes. Remote operational visibility and supervised automation, with on-site maintenance significantly reduced compared to manually managed installations.

Yes, provided sufficient automation is in place: water treatment, water level, renewal, temperature display, operational safety, and simplified maintenance.

An inaccessible unit or one buried in a monobloc housing extends every stoppage and labour cost. Preserving technician access, ventilation, and modular exchange reduces downtime. Integrated 1.5 kW classes and more powerful remote configurations balance accessibility with architectural constraints.

The Rocean team remains the point of contact for operational questions, with remote supervision according to the contract and maintenance guidelines adapted to the site's throughput. Commitment details are set out in each installation contract.

Yes. Rocean supplies thermal and filtration cores as 'systems only' for architect-designed vessels, pre-assembled and ready to connect.

Yes: colour, finishes, logo, integration, and certain technical elements can be adapted to the project.

Yes. Specification is handled directly with the project team, from execution drawings through to commissioning.

Shell colour, external cladding, and logo can be adapted to the project; technical constraints are validated in advance with our team.

Direct to project owners, architects, and operators, so that specification, commissioning, and support remain consistent.

As baths are largely made to order, allow approximately 60 working days depending on model, options, and customisation.

BOX Pro ERP: €28,000 excl. VAT. BATH Pro ERP: €32,000 excl. VAT. Prices exclude options and installation; final configuration on request.

Depending on the project and anticipated volumes. Contact our team to explore the solution suited to your operation.