OxyEdge Orbit V3
Aerospace-inspired engineering. Patent-pending vertical hard-shell design.
The OxyEdge Orbit V3 is a vertical hard-shell sitting hyperbaric chamber with a patent-pending aerospace-inspired design. It operates at pressures up to 2.0 ATA with a 15 L/min oxygen concentrator, HEPA and carbon air filtration, and an ultra-quiet compressor below 55 dB.
The OxyEdge Orbit V3 brings an unmistakable aesthetic to hyperbaric therapy. Its patent-pending aerospace-inspired form factor houses a whisper-quiet dual-stage compressor operating below 55 dB — making it suitable for homes and quiet clinical environments. The integrated HEPA and carbon air loop ensures clean, fresh air throughout every session. Available with full OxyEdge OS™ compatibility.
Price: $41,996 (MSRP $42,995)
Specifications
- Up to 2.0 ATA operating pressure
- 74″ L × 33.5″ W × 76″ H
- 15 L/min O₂ Concentrator
- HEPA + carbon air filtration loop
- < 55 dB ultra-quiet dual-stage compressor
- Patent-pending aerospace-inspired design
- Five-Year Limited Warranty
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the OxyEdge Orbit V3?
The OxyEdge Orbit V3 is a vertical hard-shell sitting hyperbaric chamber with a patent-pending aerospace-inspired design. It operates at pressures up to 2.0 ATA with a 15 L/min oxygen concentrator, HEPA and carbon air filtration, and an ultra-quiet compressor below 55 dB.
What operating pressure does the OxyEdge Orbit V3 support?
The OxyEdge Orbit V3 supports up to 2.0 ATA operating pressure. ATA (atmospheres absolute) measures total pressure inside the chamber — see our Knowledge Center for a full explanation of ATA pressure levels.
What warranty is included with the OxyEdge Orbit V3?
The OxyEdge Orbit V3 includes a Five-Year Limited warranty.
Learn Before You Buy
- Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (mHBOT) — Mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy (mHBOT) uses lower operating pressures, generally between 1.3 and 2.0 ATA, inside a sealed chamber. OxyEdge builds hard-shell mHBOT chambers for wellness use.
- What Does ATA Mean? — ATA stands for atmospheres absolute, the unit used to describe the total pressure inside a hyperbaric chamber. It is the standard way to express operating pressure.
- Hard-Shell vs Soft Hyperbaric Chambers — Hard-shell chambers use rigid metal construction while soft-shell chambers use flexible fabric. The two differ in pressure stability, durability, and maximum operating pressure.
- Hyperbaric Chamber Installation Requirements — Installing a hyperbaric chamber requires adequate floor space, doorway clearance, electrical supply, ventilation, and structural support. OxyEdge includes professional installation on many models.