36-Inch Soft Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber | 1.5 ATA Lie-Down

ATA stands for atmospheres absolute, a measure of pressure. This chamber operates up to 1.5 ATA (about 7 PSI), with the pressure selectable from 1.3 to 1.5 ATA so you can choose how deep each session goes. At 1.5 ATA you are at roughly one and a half times normal sea-level pressure.

A soft-shell chamber like this one uses a flexible, heat-welded fabric shell reinforced by an internal stainless-steel frame, rather than a rigid hard-shell enclosure. Soft-shell chambers typically operate at lower pressures than hard-shell units, are lighter and more portable, and are popular for home, studio, and wellness-center use where a permanent hard-shell installation is not practical.

The chamber pairs an oil-free air compressor (72 LPM standard, with a 120 LPM high-volume upgrade available) that pressurizes the chamber with a 10 LPM oxygen concentrator delivering 95%+ purity oxygen. An onboard exhaust system helps manage carbon dioxide buildup during the session, and silent pressure-relief valves keep things quiet.

The complete system draws roughly 1,460 watts total and runs on standard 110-120V power, with a 220V option available. It ships with video setup training and quick-tips guides, plus internal and external pressure gauges, an emergency pressure release valve, a power-outage alarm, and an attendant buzzer so the experience is straightforward to operate.

This is a lie-down (lying) chamber, so it is best for users who want to recline fully during a session rather than sit upright. The 36-inch diameter and 89-inch length give a single occupant plenty of room to stretch out, and it can accommodate up to two people, though it is primarily designed for single-occupant use.

It suits home recovery rooms, therapy centers, wellness and spa facilities, sports and fitness recovery, and chiropractic settings. The J-style side entry with a top-entry option means it can be operated alone without assistance, and an optional 16-inch elevation platform raises it to bed height for easier entry and exit. Note that this is not a walk-in or wheelchair-ready chamber.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is generally used to support recovery, circulation, and overall wellness, but it is not appropriate for everyone and individual results vary. It is not a substitute for medical care, and these statements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Before beginning any hyperbaric protocol, always consult a qualified physician, especially if you have any existing health conditions. As an authorized dealer, The Recovery Outlet can connect you with a wellness expert to discuss configuration and answer product questions, but that conversation does not replace medical advice from your doctor.