36 inch 2.0 ATA hard shell hyperbaric oxygen chamber
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36 inch hard shell chamber side view
Hospital-grade 2 ATA hard shell hyperbaric chamber
Hard shell chamber padded interior

Oxygen Health Systems

2.0 ATA Hard Shell Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber (36″)

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Why the 36″ is the comfort pick for single users

Roomiest single-person cabin — eases claustrophobia at a true 2.0 ATA

Optional progressive control unlocks five selectable treatment pressures

Firmware-driven all-in-one unit, up to 95% oxygen, no special venting

Noiseless relief valves and electricity-only running cost

FAQs

Is a 36-inch cabin good for claustrophobia?

It is the roomiest chamber in the compact hard-shell line, specifically sized to feel more open for users who find smaller cabins uncomfortable, while still holding a true 2.0 ATA.

How is a 2.0 ATA hard-shell different from a soft chamber?

Soft-shell chambers generally top out around 1.3–1.5 ATA. This hard-shell chamber holds a true 2.0 ATA — roughly 33 feet of equivalent depth — for deeper, more consistent pressure. Higher pressure should be used under appropriate guidance.

Do I need special venting or oxygen tanks?

No. The all-in-one unit generates its own oxygen and the net room oxygen percentage does not increase during operation, so no special venting or tanks are required. Follow local codes and the manufacturer's installation guidance.

Is hyperbaric therapy right for me?

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is generally used to support recovery, circulation, and overall wellness, but individual results vary and it is not a substitute for medical care. Consult a qualified physician before beginning any hyperbaric protocol.