California AB2330 regulates cold spas and cold plunge tubs, defining their construction, operation, and safety standards.
California AB2330 introduces definitions and regulations for cold spas and cold plunge tubs. A "cold spa" is an in-ground public swimming pool designed for therapeutic immersion in water between 35 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit, using a chiller instead of heated water. It must meet specific construction and operation standards but does not require water jets or aeration systems. A "cold plunge tub" is an aboveground, individual-use therapeutic tub with mechanical recirculation and automatic disinfecting systems, also maintained between 35 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
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