1.5-2.0 ATA High Quality Fitness/ Wellness Commercial Hyperbaric System Hard Shell Hyperbaric HBOT Therapy Chamber

Advantage of our chamber：

1. Unique environmentally friendly material: Fiber-reinforced plastics Light texture, high strength, wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant, Safer than traditional stainless steel materials.

2. 3 pressure levels switchable：1.3ATA ; 1.5ATA; 2.0ATA

3. Standard infrared disinfection lamp in the chamber

4. Internal lighting design facilitates activities inside the chamber.

5. Inside color touch screen: Free adjustment in the chamber.

6. Equipped with walkie-talkie to facilitate internal and external communication.


1. Slide-type entry door with wide and convenient transparent viewing window. The sliding glass door makes for ease of entry and exit and also allows for ample light into the chamber while also providing the ability to view clients easily.
2. Easy operation: Can be operated without the assistance of a 2nd person.
3. Interphone system for two-way communication.
4. Automatic air pressure control system. Features an emergency pressure release valve on the inside of the chamber to speed up the depressurization in an emergency.
5. Additional Oxygen Inlet Port available for expansion. Delivers oxygen under pressure via an oxygen headset/ face mask
6. Provides the best quality and features in this price-point where others offer the same quality at double the price.
7. Equipped with an internal pressure gauge to allow the user to observe the pressure.

How often should I use my Hyperbaric oxygen chamber?
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.

What will happen when I am in the hyperbaric oxygen chamber?
You will receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy while sitting or lying in a chamber. If needed, you can attach a mask to breathe concentrated oxygen. While in the chamber, you can rest, read, use electronic devices, or take a nap.

How will I feel after hyperbaric oxygen therapy?
In some feedback, someone said they feel more relaxed or have a sense of mental clarity after once hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Are the hyperbaric oxygen chambers safe?
Our hyperbaric oxygen chambers are all FDA-approved. An emergency button to release pressure and an automatic air pressure control system will make you enjoy treatment safely. 

Can I use the hyperbaric oxygen chamber if I have a cold?
No. To maximize safety, avoid ear and sinus barotrauma from entering high-pressure environments. If you have a cold or sinus congestion, it may be best to postpone hyperbaric therapy until you are fully recovered.

Will hyperbaric oxygen chamber treatment have any negative side effects?
During the initial hyperbaric treatments, mild ear discomfort may occur due to difficulty in equalizing ear pressure. This is typically temporary and easily managed; yawning or swallowing can help alleviate the issue.

Can one person operate the hyperbaric oxygen chamber?
Yes, of course. Our hyperbaric chambers adopt slide-type entry doors to make getting in and out easy. Besides, an internal pressure gauge will help you observe stress conditions yourself.

Can I Modify my hyperbaric oxygen chamber?
No, you can’t modify the hyperbaric oxygen chamber. It is harmful and illegal to modify it. Because every chamber is FDA-approved to withstand specific pressures. Modified chambers will automatically lose their safety compliance approval. Thus, please do not modify your chamber, for your safety.

Maintenance and Cleaning
1. Hyperbaric chamber cleaning: Before cleaning, you should first cut off the power of the host. Use a soft towel dipped in a small amount of neutral household detergent to wipe all parts of the casing, and finally dry it with a towel. When wiping, be careful not to let liquid seep into the gaps. In addition, the interior and exterior of the cabin are regularly cleaned, and ultraviolet lamps are used for internal disinfection as required. Regular disinfection of supply and exhaust line joints is also a must.

Contraindications to Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber
Those who have the following situations are absolutely prohibited from entering the chambers.

• Untreated pneumothorax and active bleeding;
• High blood pressure, exceeding 160/110mmHg;
• Severe emphysema with suspected bullae;
• Severe infection of the upper respiratory tract;
• Patients with various infectious diseases;
• Pacemaker users;
• Diabetic patients who have just used insulin;
• Pregnant women;
• Do not know how to pinch the nose ( Take a deep breath-shut your mouth-pinch your nose-puff hard) stress relievers.
• Rhinitis, otitis media patients.