Serenity vertical walk-in soft shell hyperbaric oxygen chamber, front view
Serenity 1.4 ATA vertical hyperbaric chamber, diagonal left view showing full-height design
Silent pressure release valve on the 1.4 ATA soft shell hyperbaric chamber
Reclining chair seating inside the walk-in vertical hyperbaric chamber
40 KPA pressure gauge for monitoring the 1.4 ATA hyperbaric chamber
Emergency depressurization valve on the soft shell hyperbaric chamber

Oxygen Health Systems

1.4 ATA Vertical Walk-In Soft Shell Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber

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A Stand-Up Recovery Room You Can Step Into

Step in standing through a wide 31" x 57" door, then sit or recline at full height instead of crawling into a low tube

Breathe 95%+ oxygen under 1.4 ATA of pressure to support athletic recovery, circulation, and everyday wellness

Run sessions solo and unassisted, with internal and external gauges plus a built-in communications system keeping you in control

Share access across a household or small practice, with room for 1 to 2 people and wheelchair-friendly entry

FAQs

What does 1.4 ATA mean, and how is a soft-shell chamber different from a hard-shell one?

ATA stands for atmospheres absolute, a measure of pressure. At 1.4 ATA (about 5.8 PSI or 42 KPA), the cabin holds roughly 40% more pressure than normal sea-level air. Paired with the 95%+ oxygen feed, that higher-pressure setting is what most home and wellness users are after.

The Serenity is a soft-shell chamber, built from 44 oz food-grade TPU/polyester fabric with a zippered entry and a quick-connect internal steel frame, rather than a rigid steel pressure vessel. Soft-shell chambers operate at lower pressures like 1.4 ATA and are not ASME-coded the way higher-pressure hard-shell systems are. Many people choose soft-shell for its lighter footprint and walk-in comfort.

How does setup work, and what about oxygen, venting, and power?

The chamber pressurizes using the included oil-free 180 LPM air compressor, while the 10 LPM oxygen concentrator delivers 95%+ oxygen through the supplied masks or nasal cannulas. A 5-stage filtration system and included dehumidifier help keep the air clean and dry, and the design helps prevent carbon dioxide buildup during a session.

You can operate it alone without assistance, monitoring pressure on both the internal and external gauges. An emergency valve allows quick depressurization when you want to exit. For exact electrical and space requirements, confirm with our team before installation, and always follow the manufacturer's operating instructions.

Who is this chamber best suited for, and will it fit my space and mobility needs?

The Serenity is built for people who want a stand-up, walk-in experience rather than a low crawl-in tube. You enter standing through a 31" wide by 57" tall door, then sit or recline inside a frame that stands roughly six feet tall, and it is wheelchair accessible. Inflated, it measures 71"L x 63"W x 67"H, so plan for that footprint plus room for the compressor and concentrator.

It comfortably accommodates 1 to 2 people, which makes it a strong fit for households, athletes, and wellness, fitness, chiropractic, or spa settings. If you are weighing a sitting versus lie-down setup, the reclining-chair interior gives you flexibility either way.

Is hyperbaric therapy right for me?

That is a decision to make with a qualified physician. 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. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Certain conditions can make hyperbaric sessions inappropriate, so always consult your doctor before beginning any hyperbaric protocol. As an authorized dealer for Oxygen Health Systems, we are happy to answer product and specification questions so you can have a fully informed conversation with your physician.