OxyRevo Elite 36 1.4 ATA Portable Lying Hyperbaric Chamber

The Elite36 is a soft-shell, portable lying hyperbaric oxygen chamber for home use. It raises the air pressure around you and feeds oxygen through a mask, which is mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy (mHBOT). People run it at home for general wellness and recovery, and clinics use it too. For any use tied to a specific condition, talk to your physician.

The Elite36 is popular with athletes and fitness users because the 36-inch cabin gives room to lie out, and it runs the 1.4 ATA home standard. It is CE certified, not FDA cleared, and sold as wellness gear rather than a medical device. How you use it is a conversation for you and your physician.

Yes, the Elite36 is a home hyperbaric chamber you own outright and run yourself, no technician needed. Whether it is worth it depends on how often you would use it: for regular users, owning beats paying per clinic visit over time. See the price, the clinic-visit comparison and financing in the Description.

ATA is atmospheres absolute, the pressure inside the chamber. Normal air is 1.0 ATA. The Elite36 runs at 1.4 ATA, adjustable down to 1.2, which is the standard band for home mild HBOT. If you want 1.5 ATA at the same 36-inch size, the Apex36 is the step up (see the next question). For 2.0 ATA you need a hard chamber.

The Elite36 is 36 inches wide at 1.4 ATA. The Elite32 is the same 1.4 ATA in a narrower 32-inch cabin for tighter rooms or budgets. The Apex36 keeps the 36-inch size but runs 1.5 ATA. Pick by the room you have and the pressure you want.

The Elite36 needs about 90 by 36 inches of floor when inflated, plus room beside it for the compressor, concentrator and cooler. It is a lying chamber, so standard ceiling height is fine. Full room and clearance figures are on the Before You Order tab.

Yes. Installation is one person: fit the internal frame while inflating the chamber for the first time, add the internal and external pressure gauges, lay the mattress, place the anti-roll bolsters, then connect the air and oxygen tubes to the color-matched valves. An Allen wrench is included. The manual walks through each step with diagrams.

The Standard build runs three separate machines: an air compressor, an air cooler and an oxygen concentrator. The Pro build folds everything into one all-in-one housing with an added anion air purifier and anti-virus air disinfection system. Both feed the same chamber. The full Pro contents are on the Package tab.

The Elite36 runs at 50 dB or under. OxyRevo uses quiet automatic pressure relief valves that spread the airflow, so you can rest during a session.

Yes, a mild ear sensation on the way up is normal, like a plane taking off. Chewing, swallowing or gently blowing against a closed mouth clears it. The Elite36's converter steps from 1.1 to 1.4 ATA so you climb slowly. If you have a cold or blocked ears, end the session and try another day.

OxyRevo recommends 60 to 90 minutes per session, and the chamber reaches 1.4 ATA in about 8 to 10 minutes. How often you use it is a decision for you and your physician.

Wipe the inside with a damp or antibacterial cloth when needed and run it under pressure until dry. Replace the compressor's activated carbon cotton filters every 6 to 12 months, and the oxygen concentrator's side air filters as needed. Empty the cooler's water container before and after each session.

The Elite36 is made to order and ships by freight in several boxes. Timing runs from production through sea shipping and local trucking, and peak seasons can add time. Ask us for the live window for your address; the delivery steps are on the Before You Order tab.

Yes, for home buyers and clinics. Terms are covered in the Description; ask us and we will match a plan to your build.

The Elite36 comes with a 2-year warranty from the date of delivery, covering all machines and components. Within that period, faulty materials or workmanship on a properly operated system are repaired or replaced.

We cannot quote an exact lifespan, but the build points to long service: heat-welded seams instead of glue, a stainless internal frame, and CE-grade construction. It carries a 2-year warranty. Replace the carbon filters every 6 to 12 months and empty the cooler after each session, and it holds up with normal care.

The Elite36 has emergency relief valves you can operate from inside or outside to deflate the chamber, plus a manual pressure deflate valve. In an emergency the chamber can be brought to zero and opened in about 30 seconds. Always wait for the gauge to read zero before opening the zippers.

OxyRevo lists several conditions where the chamber should not be used, including pregnancy, severe infectious disease, bad colds, pneumothorax, severe emphysema, hypertension above 160/100, and severe heart problems. This is the manufacturer's list. The Elite36 is CE certified, not FDA cleared. Check with your physician before starting, and use the chamber under adult care.