Specifications of 3 ata hyperbaric oxygen chamber
Materials: Metal
Working Pressure: 3.0 ATA / 2.0 ATA / 2.5 ATA
Treatment Capacity: 1 Person
Chamber Dimensions: L220*W100*H170cm
Chamber Weight: 2500KG
Host Power: Air conditioner, Sofa, Oxygen terminal, LED light, Carpet
Working Voltage: AC220~240V
Oxygen Flow Rate: 8-10L/min
Oxygen Production Concentration: 90%+/-3
Body Color: Black
Product Show of 3 ata hyperbaric oxygen chamber
This is a professional medical grade hyperbaric oxygen chamber with a maximum working pressure of 200Kpa (3.0 ATA). The main host is air-oxygen integrated machine, with the dual-screen control outside that can be used to set the pressure and time. And it can display of the real-time pressure, oxygen flow, oxygen concentration, temperature, moisture, etc. Easy to operate.
Introduction about our factory of 3 ata hyperbaric oxygen chamber
CYREE is a one-stop manufacturer for hyperbaric oxygen chamber by integrating R&D, design, production, sales and service. Located in China, our factory covers an area of 20,000 square meters, equipped with a series of advanced production equipment and precise testing instruments. We have passed ISO9001, ISO13485 and ISO14001 quality management systems and we have obtained a series of certification for our hyperbaric chambers such as CE, EMC, LVD, FCC, etc. We are not only a golden hyperbaric chamber supplier, but also an experienced exporter. Till now, we have shipped thousands of hyperbaric chambers to our customers worldwide to help them do successful business or improve their health conditions.
What is a hyperbaric oxygen chamber?
A hyperbaric chamber is an enclosed room, in which pure oxygen is injected through pressurization, resulting in a higher concentration of oxygen than under normal atmospheric conditions. Treatment in a hyperbaric environment can increase oxygen levels in the body, promote oxygen delivery in the blood and produce a range of medical effects.
What are the benefits of a hyperbaric chamber?
A hyperbaric chamber provides increased oxygen delivery, aiding wound healing, reducing inflammation, improving circulation, and treating conditions like decompression sickness and carbon monoxide poisoning. It may also benefit brain injury, neurological conditions, and certain cancer treatments. In practical use, people normal use it to improve their health conditions or assist to treat diseases.
What are the side effects of a hyperbaric chamber?
The hyperbaric chamber therapy (HBOT) is normally safe under the correct use. But in the high pressure and high oxygen concentration environment or if you don’t use the hyperbaric chamber therapy correctly, it might cause some side effects for you. Some common side effects are as below:
Ear and Sinus Pain:
Pressure changes in the chamber can cause pain or discomfort in the ears and sinuses, often due to difficulty equalizing pressure. But these symptoms will disappear when you get used to it.
Claustrophobia:
Some individuals may feel anxiety or fear of being confined in the chamber.
Temporary Vision Changes:
It may cause temporary changes in vision, such as nearsightedness (myopia).
Physical Fatigue:
The pressure changes in the chamber may cause the physical fatigue after the therapy.
Low Blood Sugar:
In individuals with diabetes, HBOT may cause a temporary drop in blood sugar levels.
How long is a hyperbaric oxygen therapy session?
It depends on for what purpose you use the hyperbaric chamber. We recommend 30 minites to 2 hours per session. If just for daily health care, you can use the hyperbaric chamber with normal pressure to do a short time session. But if you want to improve your disease, you can use the hyperbaric chamber with higher pressure and extend the session time. If you are new to use the hyperbaric chamber, we recommend to start the session with 20~30 minutes.
You can do 3~5 sessions per week. For more instructions, please consult your doctor.
Who is not a candidate for hyperbaric oxygen therapy?
Although hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) benefits for most of people, but it is still forbidden in some scenerios as below:
Untreated Pneumothroax
Recent Ear Surgery
Existing Collapsed Lung
Certain types of lung disease
Pregnancy (unless CO intoxication)
So before you use the hyperbaric oxygen therapy, please consult your doctor or professionals.
What are the precautions to use a hyperbaric chamber?
Following is some common precautions for hyperbaric oxygen therapy:
1. No flammable or explosive items can be brought into the chamber.
2. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy should be suspended if patients have fever, cold, abdominal pain or women’s menstruation.
3. In the course of treatment, some patients will have the symptoms of double ear distension and tinnitus, they should do swallowing action and speech to balance the pressure inside and outside of the tympanic membrane, and they can also pinch the nose and drum on their own, so that the Eustachian tube can ventilate on its own.
4. During the decompression at the end of treatment you will feel there is gas running out from the ear. This is a normal phenomenon. Do not hold your breath, just relax and do normal breathing.
5. In order to keep the chamber clean, spiting and littering are forbidden.
Can you help me customize the hyperbaric oxygen chamber?
Yes, we are the professional manufacturer and original factory and can definitely customize the hyperbaric oxygen chamber for you. Please contact us to send your detailed requirement.
How much is your 3.0 ata hyperbaric oxygen chamber and how can I buy it?
The price of our 3.0 ata hyperbaric chamber depends on some factors, such as its specifications, your special requirement and the quantity of your order. Please send us inquiry and we will quote as per your requirement and you will enter the purchasing process.
