Echelon hyperbaric chambers for the home, studio, and private clinic. Built to order. Configuration and documentation reviewed before production. Lifetime support. Exact pricing in writing after a consult. Echelon builds the environment and makes no claims about outcomes.
MADE TO ORDER. MADE FOR YOU.
Chambers backed by 15+ years of manufacturing experience.
Lifetime customer supportFree phone and email assistance, staffed 24/7 for home owners.
3-year home coverageCovered diagnostics, parts, labor, repair shipping, and arranged technician visits.
After three years, eligible replacement parts remain free for as long as the original home purchaser owns the chamber, while original or compatible parts remain available. Shipping, labor, and technician travel are charged separately after year three. Commercial coverage is specified in each proposal. Explore Echelon ownership.
* Starting prices are for a standard setup. New home chambers include free standard shipping within the contiguous United States. Configuration, optional upgrades, and exceptional delivery or access requirements may affect the final amount. Exact pricing is confirmed in writing before you order. Financing can be discussed during consultation.
Cabin dimensions, entry clearance, and space for equipment all matter. We’ll help confirm the fit before you order.
The chamber is pressurized with air above normal atmospheric pressure. The operating pressure is specific to your model and is confirmed before your first-use briefing.
ATA means atmospheres absolute. Normal sea-level pressure is 1.0 ATA.
Oxygen inhaledBlood & plasmaSurrounding tissues
An overview of the session, not operating instructions. Pressure and oxygen supply depend on the chamber and configuration.
Each chamber pressurizes air. Oxygen is supplied separately through a headset or mask: 93% with 5 or 10 L/min configurations for portables; 93% ±3% at 10 L/min for Vespers, Cirrus, and Nimbus, or 20 L/min for Keep and Horizon. Pressure depends on the model. Personal medical questions belong with your clinician.
What pressure means here
What it is
A hyperbaric chamber is a sealed cabin with air pressure above the surrounding atmosphere. ATA means atmospheres absolute. Standard sea-level pressure is 1.0 ATA.
Why it matters
The ATA figure specifies the environment inside the cabin. It helps you compare models beyond their appearance.
How it fits your practice
You can choose a defined pressure and cabin for the room you recover in, with the model’s operating requirements explained before first use.
Air in the cabin. An optional oxygen mask.
What it is
Each chamber pressurizes air. Oxygen is supplied separately through a headset or mask: 93% with 5 or 10 L/min configurations for portables; 93% ±3% at 10 L/min for Vespers, Cirrus, and Nimbus, or 20 L/min for Keep and Horizon. Pressure depends on the model.
Why it matters
Cabin pressure and mask oxygen are separate specifications. Together they describe the equipment you are considering, not a clinical treatment protocol.
How it fits your practice
You have a sealed, pressurized-air environment with mask oxygen as an option for your existing practice. Cirrus, Nimbus, Keep, and Horizon are not UHMS-protocol HBOT.
Why models list different ATA
What it is
Quietus, Solace, and Atlas each offer 1.3 or 1.5 ATA configurations. Meridian lists 1.3 or 1.4 ATA. Vespers lists 1.5 ATA. Cirrus is 2.0 ATA lying; Nimbus, Keep, and Horizon are 2.0 ATA seated.
Why it matters
Soft versus rigid is a choice about cabin construction and logistics. Vespers, Cirrus, Keep, and Horizon use stainless steel; Nimbus uses carbon steel and a polycarbonate door.
How it fits your practice
Choose posture, entry, and setup around your room. Portables arrive for setup per the manufacturer manual. All five rigid models include technician installation.
A short note on physics
What it is
At a constant temperature and gas concentration, higher pressure allows more gas to dissolve in liquid. This is Henry’s law.
Why it matters
The physical principle explains why pressure matters. It does not establish a health benefit from a particular chamber.
How it fits your practice
You can understand the specification while keeping personal medical questions with your clinician. Published research is available separately, with its protocols and limitations.
How it fits the practice you already have
What it is
A still, built-to-order chamber for home, studio, or private clinic. The room you recover in describes the setting, not a measured result.
Why it matters
The chamber should fit your space and the way you will actually use it, from entry and posture to equipment placement.
How it fits your practice
You get a defined pressurized-air environment, optional mask oxygen, a first-use briefing with Echelon, and lifetime support from a dedicated contact.
Echelon builds the environment and makes no claims about outcomes. Echelon Hyperbarics does not provide medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before beginning any new practice.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
The questions that shape your choice.
Soft or rigid. Home or studio. Space, power, delivery, and support. Start with the practical questions, then match the chamber to the room you recover in.
CABIN & LOGISTICS
Match the cabin to your room.
Quietus, Meridian, Solace, and Atlas are soft-shell portables, delivered by freight for placement and connection per the manufacturer manual. Vespers, Cirrus, Keep, and Horizon use stainless steel; Nimbus is a seated carbon-steel chamber. All five rigid models include technician installation. Pressure is specific to each model. Soft versus hard is a cabin and logistics choice.
Personal medical questions belong with your clinician. Echelon builds the environment and makes no claims about outcomes.
Published research describes specific protocols, populations, and care settings. Read the pressure and oxygen concentration alongside the findings. These studies do not establish the performance of Echelon chambers.
100% OXYGEN · 2 ATA · 60 SESSIONS
A telomere-length trial at clinical pressure.
Hachmo et al. examined blood-cell markers in older adults. A small prospective study of biological markers does not establish longer life or a benefit from a particular consumer chamber.
Hadanny et al. investigated cognitive performance under a defined clinical protocol. That protocol is not an Echelon chamber, and the findings are not a product claim.
Hyperbaric research covers distinct conditions and clinical settings. These topics are starting points for a conversation with a qualified healthcare provider—not indications for an Echelon chamber.
Chronic inflammation
A broad term. The specific condition matters.
Research context for Chronic inflammation
Ask which diagnosis and outcome a study actually examines. A finding about one condition does not establish a benefit for inflammation generally—or for an Echelon chamber.
Routine recovery and wound care are different questions.
Research context for Before & after surgery
Discuss the procedure, wound status, and care plan with your surgeon. Research involving particular wounds should not be read as a recommendation for routine use before or after surgery.
Clinical use depends on the wound and care setting.
Research context for Wound healing
Clinical hyperbaric wound care involves specific patient selection and medical supervision. It does not establish that an Echelon chamber is suitable or cleared for wound treatment.
Clinical studies examine particular groups and supervised protocols. A study’s findings do not establish that a home chamber provides the same exposure or results.
Results are not uniform across trials. The 2025 HOT-LoCO trial found no significant difference from placebo on its primary physical-function and role-limitation outcomes at 13 weeks. Read findings in the context of the protocol studied.
A study of persistent symptoms after a mild injury does not answer every question about traumatic brain injury. Discuss the evidence and your individual care with a qualified clinician.
Research findings are specific to the group studied.
Research context for PTSD
Studies in selected groups, including veterans, do not establish a result for everyone with PTSD. This is not a recommendation to replace or change mental-health care.
A practical guide to choosing your chamber, planning delivery, and understanding ownership.
Echelon Hyperbarics and its product offerings are intended for general wellness purposes. This information is educational and is not medical advice. Consult your doctor before beginning hyperbaric therapy.
A one-person rigid cabin at 1.5 ATA. A featured 34-inch diameter, squarer door, and large viewing window. Built in stainless steel for a dedicated lying space.
Pressure
1.5 ATA
Chamber size
34 in featured · series diameters 30 / 34 / 36 / 40 in
Choose with time and clarity. We confirm your chamber, price, delivery arrangements, and ownership coverage in writing before you approve and pay. New home purchases include three years of covered repair expenses and free owner support staffed 24/7.
For example, an eligible compressor part that fails in year five remains free for the original home purchaser while an original or compatible replacement is available. Shipping, labor, and technician travel are paid separately after year three; we quote those charges for your approval first.
* Starting prices are for a standard setup. New home chambers include free standard shipping within the contiguous United States. Configuration, optional upgrades, and exceptional delivery or access requirements may affect the final amount. Exact pricing is confirmed in writing before you order. Financing can be discussed during consultation.
Built to order. Configuration and pricing confirmed in writing. Original product photography is available on each model page.
ECHELON OWNERSHIP
Your chamber. Our ongoing commitment.
Three years of covered repair expenses. Free standard shipping within the contiguous United States. Free phone and email support, staffed 24/7, throughout the original purchaser’s ownership.
Beyond year three, eligible parts remain free for the original purchaser while original or compatible parts remain available. Shipping, labor, and technician travel are charged separately.
A clear path. At every step.
Explore what happens from your first conversation to your chamber’s arrival.
Step 1 of 5
Start with your space.
Explore the collection. If you know your model, request your invoice online. If you want help choosing, book a free consultation.
Your next step
Choose a model to discuss, or let the studio help you compare.
Your questions. Straight answers.
Find clear answers about choosing your chamber, pricing, delivery, and ongoing support.
CHOOSING YOUR CHAMBER
How do I choose a chamber?
Start with your room, access, and whether you prefer to sit or lie down. A free 30-minute consultation helps you compare the nine models and plan for power, setup, and delivery. Exact pricing follows in writing.
Work directly with our Vermont studio to choose your chamber and plan its place in your home or practice. We put the details in writing and remain your point of contact for setup, parts, and ongoing support.
We review dimensions, doorway access, power, and the space needed for supporting equipment.
Know what you’re choosing
Compare the cabins, controls, and options. Your written proposal sets out the configuration and final price.
Get ready for arrival
Plan delivery and setup with the studio, then walk through the controls during your first-use briefing.
Have a familiar contact
Return to your dedicated Echelon contact for operating questions, replacement parts, and support throughout ownership.
Thirty minutes, no obligation.
Book a free 30-minute consultation to discuss your space, compare chambers, and plan your order. Choose a time that works for you. No obligation.
Choose with time and clarity. We confirm your chamber, price, delivery arrangements, and ownership coverage in writing before you approve and pay. New home purchases include three years of covered repair expenses and free owner support staffed 24/7.
For example, an eligible compressor part that fails in year five remains free for the original home purchaser while an original or compatible replacement is available. Shipping, labor, and technician travel are paid separately after year three; we quote those charges for your approval first.
After three years, eligible replacement parts remain free for as long as the original home purchaser owns the chamber, while original or compatible parts remain available. Shipping, labor, and technician travel are charged separately after year three. Commercial coverage is specified in each proposal. Explore Echelon ownership
