32-inch soft shell hyperbaric oxygen chamber, front-right exterior view of the lie-down capsule
32-inch soft shell hyperbaric chamber front view showing transparent viewport windows and zipper entry
32-inch lie-down hyperbaric oxygen chamber, front-left exterior view of the TPU-coated capsule
1.5 ATA soft shell hyperbaric oxygen chamber with internal steel frame and viewport windows
32-inch single-person hyperbaric oxygen chamber detail view of the welded seams and window design
Devilbiss FDA-approved 10 LPM oxygen concentrator producing 95-96 percent oxygen purity for the chamber

Oxygen Health Systems

1.5 ATA Soft Shell Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber (32-Inch Lie-Down)

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Built for daily recovery sessions, one person at a time

Step in and run a full session solo. The chamber is designed for one-person operation with no straps and no assistant required.

Settle into a true lie-down capsule. At 89 inches long and 32 inches in diameter, it gives you room to stretch out and recover comfortably.

Stay comfortable session after session with an included dehumidifier, negative ion unit, and an air compressor that holds noise under 55 dB.

Invest once and use it for years. The German-sourced welded shell is rated for roughly 39 years at one hour a day, five days a week.

FAQs

What does 1.5 ATA mean, and how is a soft shell chamber different from a hard shell?

ATA stands for atmospheres absolute, a measure of pressure. At 1.5 ATA (about 7 PSI or 52 kPa), the chamber holds you at roughly 1.5 times normal sea-level pressure while you breathe concentrated oxygen. This model also offers an optional selectable system so you can run 1.3, 1.4, or 1.5 ATA.

This is a soft shell chamber, meaning the capsule is built from a flexible, German-sourced TPU-coated PET polyester shell with a steel internal frame, rather than a rigid hard shell. Soft shell chambers in this class typically operate in the 1.3 to 1.5 ATA range and are lighter, more portable, and easier to set up at home than rigid steel units. Note that it is not ASME pressure-vessel rated; the FDA approval applies to the Devilbiss oxygen concentrator.

How does setup, oxygen delivery, venting, and power work?

The system includes an oil-free 72 LPM air compressor that pressurizes the capsule, and the included Devilbiss 10 LPM concentrator feeds 95-96% oxygen through a face mask or nasal cannula. You connect the components to the chamber's quick-connects, and the unit can be operated solo without an assistant.

For air quality and safety, a 5-stage filtration system conditions the air, CO2 is exhausted through the pressure relief valves to prevent build-up, and an included dehumidifier and negative ion unit keep sessions comfortable. It runs on standard 110-120V power (220V available on request), with the total system drawing about 1,460 watts.

Who is this chamber best suited for, and what about size or accessibility?

This is a single-person, lie-down capsule measuring 89 inches long by 32 inches in diameter. You enter and recline rather than sit upright, so it suits anyone who wants to stretch out fully during a session at home, in a wellness facility, in a med spa, or in a therapy or athletic recovery setting.

Because it is a lie-down design entered through a zippered opening, it is not a walk-in or sitting chamber and is not wheelchair-accessible. If upright seating or step-in entry is a requirement, a different chamber form factor would be a better match. Reach out to our team and we can help you compare options.

Is hyperbaric therapy right for me?

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is generally used to support recovery, circulation, and overall wellness. It is not a substitute for medical care, it is not intended to treat any specific medical condition, and individual results vary.

Whether hyperbaric therapy is appropriate depends on your personal health, and certain conditions can make it unsuitable. Always consult a qualified physician before beginning any hyperbaric protocol. As an authorized dealer, The Recovery Outlet can answer questions about the equipment itself, but your doctor is the right source for medical guidance.