Devices for sessions with increased oxygen partial pressure

The classic hyperbaric chambers offered on the market are usually single-seat or (less frequently) multiple-seat capsules, made of metal or flexible plastic. In this type of equipment, the user is only allowed to stay in a lying or sitting position, and the possibilities to change position are limited. In addition, oxygen is administered via an oxygen mask or oxygen cannula, and the oxygen content in the atmosphere can range from a few tens to as much as 99%. The pressure inside a classic hyperbaric chamber can be up to three times higher than atmospheric pressure.

Hyperbaric and normobaric oxygen chamber – differences

Normobaric oxygen chambers by Ekonstal are distinguished from classical hyperbaric chambers by several elements:

• size – up to a dozen people can be inside at a time; this depends on the dimensions of the unit, which is tailored to the customer’s needs,
• the parameters of the atmosphere – the occupants breathe a mixture of gases of suitably selected proportions (check the parameters of the atmosphere in the chamber),
• pressure – this is maintained at approx. 1500 hPa,
• maximum duration of the oxygen session – this is not limited because, as the occupants are breathing a mixture of gases and not pure oxygen, there is no risk of developing chemical pneumonia,
• the way oxygen is administered – you can breathe freely, without having to wear masks or oxygen cannula.

See our sample projects to get an idea of the personalisation possibilities of normobaric oxygen chambers. View photos of the interiors and find out how they can be arranged.