Yes, however, both must be winterized if you plan to keep it in weather below 32°F.
To winterize the chiller, turn the chiller on its back (with the inlet and outlet valves facing downward) and empty all the water from the machine. Remove the blue filter casing (v.1 chiller) or open the filter housing and remove the filter from the top of the chiller (v.2 chiller) and make sure the chiller is completely dry before allowing it to be exposed to freezing weather. Because it is often difficult to get all water out of the lines, we recommend not exposing the chiller to freezing temperatures and to bring the chiller into a climate controlled environment during times when temperatures are expected to be below freezing.
Damage due to improper winterization of the product is not covered under our manufacturer's or extended warranties. Any repairs required that are deemed to have been caused by improper winterization of the product will be at the owner's expense.