家用氧舱的配置选择参考

When selecting a home hyperbaric oxygen chamber, prioritize room dimensions first, then the number of users, and finally noise levels and equipment placement. Reversing this order often leads to costly rework during installation—for instance, discovering that doorways or hallway turns are too narrow after the unit has already been delivered.

For room requirements, verify the cabin's external dimensions, door swing direction, and clearance radius. Typically, leave 60 to 80 cm of space on the door side for operation and maintenance. Also confirm that the ceiling height accommodates overhead piping and lighting, and that the floor can support the total operating weight. Measure the elevator car dimensions and stairway turning radii in advance.

User count determines cabin orientation. Single卧舱 is ideal for fixed, long-term room use; seated cabins require less ceiling height. Dual cabins need wider doorways and corridors—conduct a site walkthrough simulation before installation. For limited home space, prioritize a single cabin with movable accessories.

Noise is primarily generated by the compressor and oxygen concentrator. Installing these units on a balcony or in a dedicated equipment room is more effective than soundproofing the cabin itself. For power, use a dedicated circuit for the entire system to avoid sharing with air conditioners or kitchen appliances, and ensure the equipment room has adequate ventilation for heat dissipation.

Before delivery, we conduct an on-site measurement to record dimensions of the doorway, corridor, elevator, and equipment room. Based on these measurements, we confirm the cabin type and installation plan, then proceed with production and scheduled delivery/installation. After installation, we perform commissioning and provide operational instructions, along with delivering the complete unit documentation and spare parts list.