Oxygens Chamber Quick Guide
Your Oxygens hyperbaric chamber has been designed to be safe, simple and easy to operate when used correctly. This page provides clear setup guidance, key operating reminders and frequently asked questions to help you feel confident using your equipment.
Please follow your full training guidance at all times. This quick guide is intended as a helpful reference for everyday use and does not replace your full user training or safety instructions.
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Before Every Session
- Start the oxygen concentrator and set the session timer before entering the chamber.
- Enter the chamber carefully. The frame, foam supports and zip areas are not designed to support body weight.
- Before pressurising, ensure all three zips are fully closed all the way to the end.
- Close all valves exactly as demonstrated during your installation and training.
- Put on the oxygen mask and breathe normally throughout the session. If you notice pressure building in your ears equalise by gently "popping" the ears. You can blow or move your jaw to do this. You can do this as often as needed during session
- Relax during use and allow the chamber to gradually pressurise.
- Recommended use is typically 1–2 sessions per day, with sessions of approximately 60 minutes unless otherwise advised.
- Your session will automatically finish when the timer ends. If required, the pressure release valve can be used to end the session earlier.
- Never attempt to open the chamber until the pressure gauge has fully returned to ZERO.
Zip Safety — Very Important
The chamber must never be pressurised unless all zips are fully closed to the end position.
Even a partially open zip can allow pressure to force against exposed zip elements which may result in air leaks, zip damage or chamber failure.
Before every session, visually and physically check each zip carefully before pressurising the chamber.
Important: Zip failure caused by incorrect use or pressurising with partially open zips is not covered under warranty.
Chamber Environment
- The chamber continuously fills with fresh filtered room air during operation.
- The oxygen mask supplies additional concentrated oxygen during your session.
- Keep a window open or ensure suitable room ventilation at all times.
- The recommended room temperature is approximately 22°C where possible.
- Keep the chamber away from radiators, heaters and direct heat sources.
Important Safety Rules
- Do not sleep inside the chamber.
- Do not exceed recommended session durations.
- Only plug equipment directly into a wall socket.
- Do not move, modify or alter the chamber or valves.
- Do not bring sharp objects inside the chamber.
- Do not use the frame, foam or zips to support yourself when entering or exiting.
- Ensure you fully understand the valve system and emergency quick-release process as demonstrated during training.
- Any electronic devices used inside the chamber should be approved by their manufacturer for use in pressure environments.
- Oxygens accepts no responsibility for third-party electronic devices used inside the chamber.
Cleaning & Maintenance
- Vacuum the chamber weekly, or more frequently if required.
- Use only a dry or slightly damp microfibre cloth for cleaning.
- Do not use chemicals, sprays, solvents or abrasive cleaning products.
Medical Disclaimer
Always seek professional medical advice before beginning any new wellness, recovery or health-related routine.
This guide is intended as general equipment guidance only and does not replace professional medical advice or your full installation training.
Chamber FAQs & Support
Below are some of the most common questions about everyday chamber use, setup and operation. If you are ever unsure, please contact the Oxygens team for guidance.
The valves sound different — is this normal?
The oxygen concentrator sounds different — should I be concerned?
If you hear sudden loud noises, alarms or notice reduced performance, please contact Oxygens support.
The concentrator briefly stops and then restarts — is this normal?
Ensure the concentrator has good ventilation and is not positioned near heat sources.
The chamber is not reaching pressure — what should I check?
Even a slightly open valve or partially closed zip can prevent the chamber from pressurising correctly.
The oxygen mask does not seem to be supplying oxygen — what should I check?
Ensure the concentrator is powered on and operating normally.
My ears feel pressured during compression — what should I do?
Gently clear your ears during compression by swallowing, yawning or performing gentle pressure equalisation techniques as demonstrated during training.
Never force pressure clearing. If discomfort continues, stop the session gradually using the pressure release valve and contact the Oxygens team for advice.
Are there any contraindications or situations where the chamber should not be used?
Always seek professional medical advice before beginning any new wellness or health-related routine. If you have concerns about suitability, please consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before use.
Need help? Contact the Oxygens support team via WhatsApp: +44 7376 163219
Need Further Support?
If you have any questions about your chamber, setup guidance, servicing or operation, the Oxygens team is here to help. We aim to respond quickly and provide direct UK-based support from people who understand the equipment.