Professional Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber Manufacturer for Autism & Stroke Rehabilitation

So a center we work with was running a pilot for post-stroke motor recovery, and they needed a chamber that could handle a mix of patients with different tolerance levels — the GYYC-2000 came up as a practical fit given the on-board 10L concentrator and the fact you can dial in presure with remote, which saves someone having to stand there adjusting it manually.

It's got a 7-inch LCD touch screen which actually sits well with the ISO13485 and CE certs we checked, basically confirming the manufacturing quality for a clinical rehab setting, and the voltge range is AC110-240V so it'll work across facilities without a step-down transformer; the chamber itself is 124×65×108cm and includes an air compressor, air cooler, full chamber assembly with pressure gauge, both manual and automatic relief valves, a silencer, gas tube, and oxygen mask.

0.2 to 0.25 MPa is the typical working range we see most buyers go with for autism and stroke protocols, but it's not really suited for acute trauma cases given teh pressure limits — a hard limit is that it's a soft-sided chamber so you'll want to confirm your patient's mobility status before use it, and the concentrator puts out 10L/min which is fine for sustained sessions but doesn't push higher flow rates for aggressive saturation.

MOQ is one set and the warranty is 1 year, so you can order a single unit for a trial without committing to volume; we usually have stock but confirm lead time (usually 2-4 weeks) if you need it fast.