Double Chamber Hard Shell Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber
Chamber Material: Carbon steel
Material Thickness: 2.5 mm (thioken)
Weight: 1.5 t
Floor Area: 5.3 m²
Power: 2200 W
Volume: 20 L
Oxygen Purity: 93 % ± 3 %
Range: 10–30 kPa
Pressure: 1.3 ata
Dimensions: 2800 mm × 1900 mm × 1800 mm
Premium Therapeutic Interior
Professional-Grade Design
Tailored for wellness centers, rehabilitation facilities, and clinical environments to meet high medical and safety standards.
Ergonomic Comfort
Equipped with ergonomically contoured reclining seats featuring medical-grade upholstery for maximum support and long-session comfort.
Precise Therapy Management
Includes dedicated oxygen delivery ports and an integrated digital control interface, enabling accurate oxygen flow and pressure regulation.
Optimized Air Quality
A quiet ventilation and climate-conditioning system maintains ideal temperature and humidity, ensuring fresh and comfortable air throughout each session.
Open and Calming Space
Tempered glass entry door and multimedia display create a bright, relaxing atmosphere that reduces stress and promotes overall well-being.
Safe and Efficient Operation
Advanced layout ensures secure, comfortable, and efficient hyperbaric oxygen therapy for individuals or small groups.
Recommended Users for Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber
Sub-health individuals
Assist in regulating physiological balance, alleviating chronic fatigue, and enhancing overall systemic vitality.Insomnia sufferers
Promote deeper restorative sleep by supporting oxygen delivery and nervous system relaxation.Elderly people
Help maintain cardiovascular and metabolic health, supporting graceful aging and sustained mobility.Busy professionals
Counteract the effects of prolonged stress and mental strain, improving alertness and cognitive performance.Social drinkers
Accelerate metabolic clearance of alcohol byproducts and support hepatic detoxification pathways.Postpartum individuals
Facilitate tissue recovery, improve oxygenation, and aid the restoration of postpartum physical resilience.
Price includes chamber capsule/cabin, oxygen concentrator, air Compressor, air cooler, and all system components. You DO NOT need to buy/prepare anything else.
No. Our chambers are easy and safe to operate alone, with no need for other’s assistance. Anyone with average studies can install and operate the chamber as long as reads the user manual and operation video. We provide customers with online training. Also, face-to-face talk is available.
Usually for personal use, 60-90 min one time, one time one day, 5 days one week. What you will be able to notice is whether you are continuing to make improvements. A clinical study on 1730 subjects shows the need for around 15 sessions for acute injuries and 40 for chronic ones. If you saw results during the first 40 sessions, do another 40. If improvements continue, do another 40. Etc. You are a better judge of the number of sessions needed than any Doctor.
While the chamber is pressurizing, your ears will feel the change in pressure inside the chamber. Otherwise, it should be unnoticeable. To equalize the pressure and avoid the feeling of fullness in your ears, you will need to clear your ears by chewing(gum of food), swallowing, yawning. During the pressurization of the chamber, your mouth may become dry. Once the chamber is fully pressurized, your salivation will return to normal. Other than this ear pressure there are no unusual or different sensations. After using the oxygen chamber, one of the most intuitive feelings is refreshing, and you will feel full of vitality.
The most common side effect is discomfort in the ears caused by pressure changes. To minimize the risk, patients learn to promote the adequate clearing of their ears during pressurization. Some patients may feel tired and dizzy after using a hyperbaric chamber for the first time. It’s a good signal as Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy will speed up the metabolism of our body. Just like people feel tired after a long running. They are usually good signs of indicating detoxification.
Pregnant women, people with infectious diseases and severe illnesses. Drunk. People with severe colds. Patients with pacemakers. Rhinitis, otitis media patients. People with high blood pressure exceeding 160/110 mmHg. Patients with severe emphysema.
