Two main hyperbaric chamber options available

This page provides a clear and concise overview of the two main hyperbaric chamber options available: the Standard 3 Unit Kit and the Pro All-In-One Kit.

Standard 3 Unit Kit:

  • Designed for home use
  • Lightweight and portable (ideal for stairs or relocation)
  • Includes separate Air Compressor, Air Concentrator, and Air Cooler
  • Offers the same high-quality performance as the Pro All-In-One Kit
Standard 3 Unit Hyperbaric Chamber Kit in clinical setting

Pro All-In-One Kit:

  • Recommended for commercial use or non-portable applications
  • Weighs 215 lbs for stability
  • Single unit with integrated Air Compressor, Air Cooler, and Air Concentrator
  • Streamlined setup and robust for commercial environments
  • Enhanced Features:
    • 2x Cooling Machines for improved temperature control
    • Anion Air Purifier for cleaner, healthier air
    • Air Sterilizer/Anti-virus System for added disinfection
    • Rollable Wheels for easy transport despite weight
Pro All-In-One Kit hyperbaric chamber and concentrator

Key Difference: Portability vs. Integrated System

  • Choose the Standard 3 Unit Kit if you prioritize portability and home use.

Choose the Pro All-In-One Kit if you prioritize stability, integrated setup, enhanced features, and commercial use.

Deep Dive into System Design

This page dives deeper into the technical differences between the integrated and modular setups, offering detailed information for informed decision-making.

Pro All-In-One Airvida Hyperbaric Chamber:

  • Integrated System: Combines all essential components (compressor, concentrator, cooling, filtration, etc.) into a single unit.
  • Benefits: Compact design, user-friendly, streamlined setup, enhanced air purification and disinfection.
  • Technical Features:
    • Oil-free air compressor
    • 10L oxygen concentrator
    • 2x cooling machines
    • Anion air purifier
    • Air sterilizer/anti-virus system
    • Air filter
    • Humidity water container
    • Rollable wheels

Three Separate Machines:

  • Modular Setup: Each component (compressor, concentrator, cooling) operates independently.
  • Benefits: Customization, individual control, easier maintenance and repairs.

Choosing Your System:

Consider these factors:

  • User Preferences: Do you prioritize portability or an integrated setup?
  • Space Considerations: Do you have limited space for separate units?
  • Customization Needs: Do you desire individual control or potential future upgrades?
  • Maintenance Concerns: Do you prefer easier maintenance or modular flexibility?
  • Desired Features: Do you value air purification, disinfection, and easy movement?

By understanding the benefits and differences of each system, you can make an informed choice for your specific needs and preferences.