The OxyLife C is a non-medical wellness chamber for a practice room that runs all day. Your staff set a session on one touchscreen. We ship and install across the EU, and our engineers still answer the phone in year five.
Multiplace. A group sits in one session, which is the whole reason you would pick this line over a capsule. Ordinary room air fills it, and oxygen reaches each guest through a mask or cannula. We declare these chambers non-medical wellness devices and make no medical claims.
Wellness use sits at a gentle 1.3 to 1.5 ATA, comfortable enough for daily use. Nobody has to sit in the cabin with the guest, and nobody has to stand over the panel while the session runs.
Hospital hyperbaric oxygen is a different thing: a doctor prescribes it, and the pressure runs above 2.0 ATA under supervision. We limit our chambers to 50 kPa and test the shell at 150 kPa.
Six things worth settling
before we come and measure the room.
One to six seats, depending on the model. Everyone goes in together and comes out together.
Two screens: a 10-inch panel outside for pressure and time, a 7.5-inch one inside for the guest.
QuickStop buttons inside and out, and emergency depressurisation in about 40 seconds. Lose power and the chamber releases itself.
Fresh air in, stale air out, all session. Minute forty in a full cabin is no stuffier than minute one.
Where a whole ring will not pass the door, a split build gets the same chamber into the room.
Two-year warranty, extendable at purchase. After that our own engineers repair the chamber where it stands.
The guest sits, presses start, and the ramp takes it up gently, with automatic ear pressure relief along the way. At the end of the set time the pressure comes down slowly, over around eight minutes. Anyone inside can stop it earlier, and the door opens by hand.
Every professional partner gets onboarding, operating protocols and ongoing support from our factory team. For sessions running back to back beyond an hour, the optional cooler keeps the cabin comfortable.
We plan the room with you before anything ships. At 4468 × 1962 × 1974 mm the C5 is the longest in the line, and everything else needs less. Measure the narrowest point on the whole route in, corridors and lift doors as well.
The OxyLife C is the multiplace line, and every model runs the same shell and the same controls. What changes is how many people fit and how long a room has to be for them. Whole-ring or split, the modules go together on site.
Five multiplace chambers, assembled on site from 76 cm modules. For locations where the chamber cannot be delivered in one piece.
Five multiplace chambers, assembled on site from 76 cm modules. For locations where the chamber cannot be delivered in one piece.
Five multiplace chambers, assembled on site from 76 cm modules. For locations where the chamber cannot be delivered in one piece.
Five multiplace chambers, assembled on site from 76 cm modules. For locations where the chamber cannot be delivered in one piece.
Five multiplace chambers, assembled on site from 76 cm modules. For locations where the chamber cannot be delivered in one piece.
None of these papers studied an OxyHelp chamber, and none of them describes what one does. They are here so you can read the evidence as it stands, limits and null results included.
Published
Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine
Researchers traced fresh gas through a hospital multiplace chamber and found under-ventilated pockets that a simple well-stirred model misses. They used oxygen as a tracer and did not measure CO2.
Published
Frontiers in Physiology
A 2021 meta-analysis of ten studies, 166 participants. No significant effect of hyperbaric oxygen before exercise on performance, or after it on recovery. A possible endurance benefit during exercise still needs confirmation.
Published
Frontiers in Medicine
A meta-analysis of 24 randomised trials, 1,497 participants. Side effects: 30.11% in hyperbaric groups against 10.43% in controls, mostly ear discomfort. More common above 2.0 ATA and past 10 sessions.
Published
Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine
Five years, 2,610 patients at a hospital centre in Marseille. About 10% had middle-ear barotrauma, mostly mild, yet a common reason for stopping early. Clinical pressures, patient population.
Published
Medical Sciences
A narrative review: clinical hyperbaric therapy and mild, low-pressure sessions differ in pressure, oxygen and rules, so results from one do not carry over to the other. The authors run a hyperbaric clinic.
One touchscreen runs everything: pressure, session time, cooling. Set it outside, press start inside. Nothing to learn twice.
Every layer is doubled: manual and software protection, stop buttons inside and out, and a chamber that releases itself if power ever fails.
A gentle 1.5 ATA by design, on a shell tested well beyond it. Oxygen comes from a concentrator, no cylinders, no refills. Airflow is calculated from the metabolism of the people inside, not set to a fixed rate.
No. We declare OxyHelp chambers non-medical wellness devices and we make no medical claims. Hospital hyperbaric oxygen is a different setting: a doctor prescribes it, and the pressure runs higher than anything an OxyLife chamber reaches, because we limit ours to 50 kPa. Our certifications are ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, and qualifying buyers can ask for further documentation.
Capacity decides it, and so does the way each one arrives. A monoplace capsule seats one and comes in one piece, which means the whole shell has to travel the route in: the 80 cm OxyLife I measures 889 mm across. We deliver the multiplace OxyLife C in modules and put it together in the room itself, which reaches spaces a one-piece chamber cannot.
A 230 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz supply on a 3 × 2.5 mm² conductor, and a room that stays between 15 and 28 °C at 30 to 75% humidity. Floor loading and the clearance around the stairs come out of the room plan we do with you, model by model.
The chamber runs on pre-set sessions and needs no operator inside the cabin. Every professional partner gets onboarding, operating protocols and ongoing support from our factory team. After that, a session runs to a pre-set time and ends on its own with a slow ramp of around eight minutes, and the door opens by hand from inside at any point. What your local rules ask of a wellness practice is a question for your own advisers.
In the OxyLife C line, the C1 E seats one, the C2 two, the C3 and C4 four each, and the C5 six. A monoplace capsule takes one. Every model runs the same controls, and for continuous use beyond an hour the optional cooler keeps the cabin comfortable.
The same chamber fits a spa, a gym, a clinic, or a private home. It adapts to the room, and to the people who use it.
A premium amenity guests can't get at the spa down the road. It runs without a clinician and reads as luxury, not equipment.
Recovery your members feel between sessions. Faster turnaround after hard training, built into the routine they already keep.
A professional-grade addition to wellness and rehab practices. Certified build, simple operation, and a team that answers the phone in year five.
Built for facilities that run all day. Multi-seat options keep a full roster moving around game days and training blocks.
A signature wellness experience that sets a property apart. Quiet, beautiful, and easy for existing staff to run.
Engineered to disappear into a designed interior. Single-seat or multiplace, finished to your space, yours to use every day.
The full OxyLife range in one PDF. Every model, every spec, every certification, with the detail your team wants before a conversation.
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