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1.4 ATA Hyperbaric Chambers for Sale
Soft-shell (TPU) - 1.1 to 1.5 ATA
This is designed for people who want a higher ceiling and don't need to fold it up, or who don't want to lie down and want to share the session.
Soft-shell (TPU) - 1.1 to 1.5 ATA
For people who want a chamber they can fold up and store, or move between rooms without renting equipment.
Home wellness
You've done the reading. You know what mild hyperbaric pressure does for you, and you'd rather do it in your living room than drive across town three times a week.
Our soft-shell chambers fold flat and store in a closet. Our hard-shell capsules sit in a spare room and run on a standard wall outlet — no special wiring, no contractor.
Popular picks: OB-S158 / OB-S159 (soft, folds up) · OB-H201S (hard capsule, one person)
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Spa, salon & wellness center
Add a session to your service menu without building a new room. The hard-shell sitting chambers (H301, H401) have a small footprint, built-in air conditioning, and a dual touchscreen so your staff can monitor the session from outside. OEM and private-label branding is available — your logo, your colors, no extra charge.
Popular picks: OB-H301 (mini, single seat) · OB-H401 (shell, single seat) · OB-H402 (shell, two seats)
Gym & sports recovery
Post-workout recovery is time-sensitive. A chamber in the facility means members don't have to book a separate appointment somewhere else.
The 3-in-1 oxygen source keeps the cabin temperature comfortable even after a long session, and the modular design means if something needs replacing, you swap the module — not the machine.
Popular picks: OB-H401 (single) · OB-H402 (double, for couples or trainer + member)
Chiropractic office & physical recovery studio
You already have a client base that comes in regularly. A hyperbaric chamber adds a wellness option to your menu without additional staff — the client operates the session from the inside touchscreen. The hard-shell sitting models fit in a standard consultation room.
Popular picks: OB-H202 (room-type, spacious) · OB-H301 (mini, smaller footprint)
Assisted living & senior care
For facilities serving elderly residents, the wheelchair-accessible ramp option (available on hard-shell models) and the low-threshold door design make entry easier. The dual control screen lets staff monitor from outside while the resident sits comfortably inside.
Popular picks: OB-H202 (room-type, wheelchair ramp available) · OB-D201 (cylinder, two seats for resident + companion)
Who Uses an Oxyboss Chamber
Oxyboss chambers are designed for a wide range of wellness settings — from home use to spas, gyms, recovery studios, and senior care facilities. With soft-shell, hard-shell, single-seat, and multi-person options, there’s a model to fit different spaces and routines.
The Oxygen Source — And Why The 3-in-1 Matters
Every Oxyboss chamber ships with an integrated oxygen source. You're not hunting for a third-party concentrator or wondering if it'll work with the chamber. It's already spec'd, tested, and shipped in the same box.
What you're getting
Soft-shell chambers (OB-S15T, OB-S158, OB-S159): 2-in-1 unit — 10 L oxygen concentrator + air compressor. No air conditioner.
Hard-shell chambers (all seven): 3-in-1 unit — oxygen concentrator + air compressor + air conditioner. The concentrator runs at 10 L for most models; H402 and D201 get the 20 L unit because they're built for two people.
Why we push the 3-in-1
Because it's modular. If the concentrator fails five years in, you're replacing a module, not rewiring the whole system. If you want to upgrade the air conditioner, same deal — swap the module, don't touch the chamber.
The architecture is plug-and-play cabling. Internal and external touchscreens sync automatically. You're not calling an installer to come match a voltage or trace a ground wire.
What it's not
This is not a clinical HBOT setup. Clinical hyperbaric centers typically run at ≥2.0 ATA with close to 100% oxygen through a hood — that's the setup the FDA has cleared for specific conditions. (UHMS definition)
Our chambers deliver 90% oxygen into the chamber air at pressures between 1.1 and 2.0 ATA. Different setup. Different use case. See the wellness note below for the full regulatory context.
What You Get, and What It Costs to Ship
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Warranty
Hard-shell chambers come with a 3-year warranty, while soft-shell chambers come with a 1-year warranty.
Consumables aren't covered. Oxygen masks, mattresses, pillows, padding, and seals are full-life-cycle replaceable parts. We stock them. You order them. They're not "covered" — they're meant to be replaced.
Shipping — DDP, no surprises
Delivered Duty Paid (DDP). Duties and customs clearance are on us. The price we quote you is the price you pay. No second bill from a customs broker after the chamber arrives.
Setup — no installer visit
The chamber ships pre-assembled. Setup at your place:
- Move the chamber to its spot (soft-shells: 18–24 kg, one or two people; hard-shells: 300–900 kg — arrange local labor).
- Plug the cable from the chamber into the 3-in-1 (or 2-in-1) main unit.
- Run the touchscreen self-test.
- Start using it.
No electrician. No installer. No "professional setup required."
Factory acceptance test
Every chamber ships with a complete factory acceptance test report:
- Pressure-hold and leak test
- Oxygen concentration verification (sensor reading within 90% ± 3%)
- Air compressor and air conditioner functional test
- Touchscreen synchronization test
- Full power-on test at 110V / 220V / 240V
If your shipment doesn't include this report, tell us.
Service And Support
- Modular repair. Components are modular. If something fails, we replace the module, not the whole chamber.
- Human quote response within one business day. No drip campaigns, no chatbot loop.
- Available on request: maintenance guide, certificate copies, filter and seal replacement instructions.
Ready to Bring 1.4 ATA Hyperbaric Sessions to Your Home or Facility?
Contact Oxyboss and tell us your country, intended use, and the type of hyperbaric chamber you are interested in.
Whether you are looking for a chamber for personal wellness, home use, or a commercial application such as a spa, wellness center, gym, or recovery facility, Oxyboss will provide suitable product recommendations, pricing details, catalogs, and professional support.
FAQ — The Questions Buyers Actually Ask
Fair concern. Here's how we handle it:
- Payment terms: 50% deposit before production, 50% balance after you've reviewed photos, videos, and test data of your actual unit — paid before shipping.
- Third-party inspection: You can hire SGS, Bureau Veritas, TÜV, or any independent inspector to visit our factory before shipment. Cost is on you, but we welcome it
- We're the manufacturer. We're not a trading company reselling someone else's product. We can provide our business license, ISO certificates, and CE/PED documentation. If you'd like to verify, our CE/PED certificate (No. 10.07.12722) is issued by EUROCERT S.A. (Notified Body 1128) and can be independently checked.
- Credit card payment is also an option if that gives you more peace of mind.
We designed the 3-in-1 oxygen source to be modular specifically for this reason. If the concentrator module fails, you don't ship the whole unit back — you swap the module. Here's the process:
- You send us a photo or video of the issue.
- Our engineer diagnoses it remotely — usually within 48 hours.
- If a part needs replacing, we air-ship it to you. During warranty, the part and shipping are on us (excluding consumables). After warranty, parts are available at factory cost.
- We walk you through the swap on a live video call. Most replacements don't require a technician.
Response commitment: Fault confirmed within 48 hours of your report. Replacement part dispatched within 3–5 business days.
No tank. The built-in concentrator pulls oxygen from the air around you — it doesn't run out. As long as the machine has power, it's producing oxygen.
The chamber pressurizes with compressed air (not oxygen), and the concentrator delivers 90% ± 3% oxygen through a mask or nasal cannula. The cabin environment stays close to normal air composition. Hard-shell models continuously monitor cabin oxygen levels on both touchscreens.
If cabin oxygen concentration exceeds the safety threshold (24% on H401), the system automatically stops oxygen supply and continues ventilation.
Talk to a qualified professional before using any hyperbaric chamber if you have:
- Untreated pneumothorax (collapsed lung) — pressure changes can make it worse
- Severe sinus or ear infections — you may not be able to equalize pressure
- Claustrophobia — the soft-shell chambers are enclosed; hard-shell sitting models are more spacious but still sealed
- Pregnancy — not enough safety data to recommend use
- Severe COPD or respiratory conditions — supplemental oxygen under pressure needs medical oversight
- Implanted pacemaker or other electronic medical devices — check with your device manufacturer
- Active respiratory infections — sharing enclosed air is not advisable
This list is not exhaustive. If you're unsure, ask your doctor — not us. UHMS contraindications guidance
The oxygen source unit runs at ≤ 60 dB(A) measured at 1 meter — roughly the level of a normal conversation. Inside the hard-shell cabin, it drops to about 45–48 dB(A).
You can sleep in it. You can read, watch something on your phone, or work on a laptop (the sitting models have enough room). The soft-shell chambers are tighter — sleeping works, a laptop is a stretch.
No special wiring. The 3-in-1 runs on a standard household outlet (110V / 220V / 240V, depending on your region). We recommend a 10A breaker with ground fault protection, which most homes already have.
Running cost: Soft-shell chambers draw about 1.2 kWh per 60-minute session. Hard-shell chambers draw about 2.2 kWh per session. At US average electricity rates (~0.16/kWh), that's roughly 0.19 per session (soft) or $0.35 per session (hard). Cheaper than the gas to drive to a hyperbaric center.
Each session is recommended at 60–90 minutes. You can use it daily — there's no fixed limit on how many times per day, though we recommend 20–30 minutes of rest between sessions to let the oxygen source system cool down and recalibrate.
Commercially, this means a spa or gym can run back-to-back sessions all day as long as you space them. The limiting factor is the oxygen source, not the chamber body.