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Hyperbaric Chambers — Home & Professional

Hyperbaric chambers create a pressurized environment (measured in ATA) that supports increased oxygen availability with an oxygen concentrator or ambient air, depending on model and protocol. Choose compact soft chambers for home convenience or hard chambers for higher-pressure professional applications.

Soft & Hard Models
From 1.3–1.5 ATA soft chambers to 2.0 ATA hard systems.
Seated or Lying
Horizontal or sit-up configurations to fit your space & comfort.
Quiet Engineering
Modern compressors and baffling to reduce noise.
Home or Clinic
Options tuned for residential recovery or studio throughput.

Hyperbaric Chambers — Frequently Asked Questions

What does ATA mean?
ATA (atmospheres absolute) is pressure relative to sea level. Many soft chambers operate around 1.3–1.5 ATA; hard chambers can reach ~2.0 ATA. Always follow manufacturer limits.
Soft vs. hard chambers — what’s the difference?
Soft chambers are portable fabric shells designed for lower pressures, typically 1.3–1.5 ATA. Hard chambers are rigid and capable of higher pressures (e.g., 1.5–2.0 ATA) for professional settings.
Do I need an oxygen concentrator?
Many users pair a chamber with an oxygen concentrator per their protocol. Check your model’s compatibility, flow, and safety requirements.
How big is a chamber and will it fit?
Models vary from compact home units to larger sit-up or hard chambers. Measure doorways, hallways, and the room layout before ordering. See Space & Placement below.
Are chambers loud?
Modern compressors are relatively quiet. Ambient sound can be further reduced by thoughtful room placement and isolation pads.
How long is a session?
Protocols vary. Many users schedule 60–90 minute sessions. Follow professional advice for frequency and duration.
Is installation complicated?
Soft chambers typically assemble quickly. Hard chambers require more planning (power, floor load, access) and often professional setup.
What maintenance is required?
Wipe seals/windows, inspect zippers or hinges, clean intake filters, and follow the compressor’s service schedule. Keep the room dust-free.
Safety considerations?
No flames or ignition sources. Do not bring prohibited items (oils, aerosols) inside. Use grounded outlets, follow GFCI rules, and adhere to pressure guidelines.
Who shouldn’t use a chamber?
Individuals with specific medical conditions (e.g., untreated pneumothorax) should not use HBOT. Always consult a qualified clinician before starting.
Home vs. clinic — which should I choose?
Home users prioritize footprint, noise, and ease of use. Clinics prioritize throughput, higher pressure, and advanced controls.
Warranty & support?
Most brands include multi-year structural and component coverage. See individual product pages for exact terms and lead times.

Product Lineup

Summit to Sea 26″ Shallow Dive Entry Soft

Best For: Compact home installs at ~1.3 ATA.

Shop Shallow Dive 26″

Newtowne C4-34 Hyperbaric Chamber Spacious Soft

Best For: Horizontal soft chamber with generous interior.

Shop Newtowne C4-34

OxyNova 7 Hyperbaric Chamber Premium Soft

Best For: Refined build quality and comfort at home.

Shop OxyNova 7

OxyRevo Quest36 Hard Chamber 2.0 ATA Pro

Best For: Professional settings seeking higher pressures.

Shop Quest36

Key Benefits

  • Pressurized environment supports increased oxygen availability.
  • Home-friendly soft chambers to professional hard systems.
  • Configurations for lying or seated comfort.
  • Modern compressors, easy-clean materials, and serviceable parts.

Compare Options

Model Pressure Form Factor Best For Shop
Summit to Sea 26″ Shallow Dive ~1.3 ATA (soft) Horizontal, compact Entry-level home Shallow Dive 26″
OxyNova 7 Hyperbaric Chamber ~1.3–1.4 ATA (soft) Horizontal, premium soft Home comfort upgrade OxyNova 7
Newtowne C4-34 Hyperbaric Chamber ~1.3–1.5 ATA (soft) Horizontal, spacious Roomier home setups Newtowne C4-34
Summit to Sea 40″ Grand Dive ~1.3–1.5 ATA (soft) Large, horizontal Extra interior space Grand Dive 40″
OxyRevo Quest36 Hard Chamber 1.5–2.0 ATA (hard) Rigid, professional Clinics & pros Quest36
OxyRevo Space60 Hard Sitting 1.5–2.0 ATA (hard) Sit-up, rigid Seated comfort, pro Space60

Space & Placement Guide

Consideration Recommendation
Footprint & Access Measure doorways, hallways, stair turns, and final room. Plan service clearance around compressors and valves.
Floor Load Verify structure supports filled weight. Hard chambers and seated rigs can exceed typical residential loads—consult a contractor.
Power Dedicated grounded circuit(s) per model; GFCI protection where required. Avoid shared high-draw circuits.
Ventilation Conditioned room with adequate airflow. Provide exhaust or dehumidification if humidity rises.
Noise & Vibration Use isolation pads and avoid hollow platforms. Close doors or partitions to minimize ambient sound.
Oxygen Access (if used) Locate oxygen concentrator per manual; keep tubing runs tidy and unobstructed. Observe all safety guidelines.

Room Build Checklist

  • Power: GFCI-protected 120V/20A (model dependent). Hard chambers may require dedicated multi-circuit power—see manual.
  • Ventilation: Target 80–110+ CFM exhaust or active dehumidification for enclosed rooms.
  • Floor Load Example: 1 person + chamber + equipment plus any ballast tanks. Confirm with a licensed contractor for upper floors.
  • Pathway: Check crate dimensions vs. door widths and hallway turns; remove obstacles on delivery day.
  • Oxygen: If using a concentrator, place per clearance specs; no open flames or prohibited items in the room.

Delivery Path Checklist

  • Measure everything: Crate vs. doorways, hallways, stairwells, and elevators.
  • Clear route: Protect floors, remove doors if needed, stage moving equipment (dollies, sliders).
  • Power on arrival: Dedicated circuits live and tested; outlets accessible.
  • Team ready: Coordinate installers and electrician; schedule uncrating near the final room.
  • Debris plan: Arrange packaging removal or temporary storage.

Care, Warranty & Shipping

Keep seals clean, inspect zippers/hinges, replace intake filters on schedule, and follow compressor service intervals. Freight shipping is curbside unless white-glove is selected. Warranty length and coverage vary by brand—see product pages for details.

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