Hbot Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Chamber Equipment for Clinics

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Product Description

Basic Specifications

Model
HP1501
Type
Non-Tilted, Non-Folding
Environment
Indoor Use
Target Areas
Hip, Joint, Skeleton, Back, Shoulder, Neck, Waist, Head, Abdomen
Power Supply
Electric-Powered (550W)
Pressure
1.5ATA / 7psi
Oxygen Purity
≥90%
Material
Stainless Steel
Warranty
1 Year
Capacity
300 Sets/Month

Product Presentation

Hyperbaric Chamber Overview Hyperbaric Therapy Details Clinic Equipment
HBOT Feature 1
HBOT Feature 2
HBOT Feature 3
Product Layout

Core Product Features

Feature Highlights
Slide Type entry door for easy access
Interphone system for two-way communications
Automatic air pressure control system
Wide transparent viewing window
93% oxygen delivery via headset/mask
Simplified installation and operation
Component Specifications
Chamber Cabin Pressure 1.5ATA (7psi)
Material Stainless steel + Polycarbonate
Size 90×220cm (36×82")
Weight 170kg
System Machine Size/Weight 77×46×72cm, 70kg
Oxygen Flow 1-5L/min adjustable
Voltage 110V/220V ±10%
Description All-in-one compressor, concentrator, and cooler
Component 1
Component 2
System Vertical View

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HBOT?
During HBOT, you'll breathe in 95% pure oxygen (compared to 21% in normal conditions). This increased level of oxygen greatly improves your body's ability to heal and speeds up recovery from illness or injury. The air pressure is increased to twice the normal atmospheric pressure to help lungs gather more oxygen.
What does HBOT treatment feel like?
Patients generally feel calm and relaxed. During compression and decompression, you may experience slight pressure in your ears, similar to the feeling when an airplane descends. This can be relieved by swallowing or opening your mouth.
How long is a session of HBOT?
Each session typically takes approximately 1 to 2 hours, depending on individual requirements and treatment goals.
Are there any side effects?
The most common side effect is ear or sinus barotrauma, often called 'airplane ears'. This is caused by pressure changes. The chambers are pressurized gradually to give your body time to acclimatize.
Is the chamber safe to use for everyone?
Most people can safely use a hyperbaric chamber. However, it is always recommended to consult with a professional if you have specific heart or lung conditions. The system includes automatic safety controls to ensure pressure stays within limits.
Can I use electronic devices inside?
Yes, the chamber features a wide viewing window and a spacious interior, allowing you to relax, read, or use portable electronic devices comfortably during your session.

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