HBOT applications
Where Oxygen Times Chambers Are Installed
Mild hyperbaric chambers serve a broad market, from a spare bedroom to a hospital rehabilitation room. Each setting brings different constraints - access, duty cycle, finish and regulation - and each one is set out on its own page.
Six settings
Choose The Environment You Are Buying For
Home & Residential Wellness
A chamber that fits a spare room, runs single-handed and looks like furniture
Sports & Athletic Recovery
Equipment that survives a full training-day schedule and moves between sites
Clinics & Rehabilitation Centres
Rigid cabins, repeatable control and documentation your inspector will ask for
Spa, Beauty & Wellness Studios
A service you can add to an existing treatment room without rebuilding it
Hotels, Resorts & Hospitality
Wellness equipment that survives guest use and matches a five-star interior
Veterinary & Animal Care
Hyperbaric equipment built around animals, hair, hygiene and noise
Understanding pressure
Choosing The Right ATA
ATA means atmospheres absolute - the total pressure inside the chamber. Higher pressure increases how much oxygen dissolves into the body during a session; lower pressure is gentler for frequent daily use. Most buyers match the pressure band to their audience rather than to the biggest number available.
| Pressure | Gauge | Typical setting | Models |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3 ATA | About 4.4 psi | Gentle daily use | OTL15 in 1.3 ATA configuration |
| 1.5 ATA | About 7 psi | Home, studio and spa programmes | 8 models |
| 1.9 ATA | About 13 psi | Deeper sessions without a rigid room | OTL19, OHL19 |
| 2.0 ATA | About 14.7 psi | Clinics, recovery and performance | OTS20, OHC20, OHE20 |
Important: Oxygen Times supplies equipment to businesses and individuals worldwide. Information on this site describes the products and common use settings; it is not medical advice. Buyers are responsible for following the regulations that apply in their own country.
Buyer questions
Application Questions
Which setting needs which chamber?
Home and spa buyers usually land on a 1.5 ATA soft-shell sitting or lying chamber. Clinics and recovery centres more often specify a 2.0 ATA rigid cabin. Hotels buy on interior finish and shared-use capacity. Each industry page sets out the constraints in detail.
Is hyperbaric oxygen therapy regulated?
It is, and the rules differ by country. This site describes equipment and common use settings; it is not medical advice, and buyers are responsible for following the regulations that apply where the chamber is installed.
Can one chamber serve several use cases?
Often, yes. The OTL15 is ordered in a 1.3 or 1.5 ATA configuration and three diameters, and the OTL19 is adjustable from 1.1 to 1.9 ATA, which covers a mixed client base without buying two chambers.
Do you supply chambers for animals?
Yes. The OTP500 is a hard-shell veterinary chamber for companion animals with adjustable 1.0 to 1.5 ATA pressure, pet hair filtration and UV sterilisation.
Talk to the factory
Match A Chamber To Your Use Case
Tell us the setting - clinic, gym, spa, hotel, home or veterinary practice - and we will recommend the model and pressure band that fits.
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