A hyperbaric chamber is not just the chamber body you see in the product photo. It is a complete working system: the chamber, the machines that supply air and oxygen, the accessories that let the user breathe comfortably, and the support items that help you install, operate and maintain it.
The exact configuration depends on the model you choose. A soft chamber uses a different setup from a hard chamber. A single-person unit is different from a multi-seat HE5000. Some items are part of the standard system, while others are selected according to your room, application, voltage, seat preference, branding and service plan.
Below is a clear look at what usually comes with a MACY-PAN hyperbaric oxygen chamber, and what you can customize before ordering.
The core system by chamber type
| Product family | Main system components | Common customization points |
| Soft lying and sitting chambers, including ST801 and ST2200 | Soft chamber body, oxygen concentrator, air compressor and air cooler/dehumidifier | Pressure option, concentrator flow, color, breathing interface, mattress or folding chair, cover, hose layout and voltage |
| Hard lying chambers, including HP1501 and HP2202 | Hard chamber cabin, all-in-one machine for air and oxygen support, air conditioner and oxygen breathing accessories | Chamber size, pressure level, control interface, seat option, color, logo, language, power specification and installation support |
| Hard seated chambers, including HP800 and the HE5000 series | Hard seated chamber, all-in-one machine, air conditioner and interior seating system | Seat number and layout, interior finish, BIBS breathing system, starry-sky ceiling, premium painting, logo, color and service plan |
Think of the chamber as the center of the system. The support equipment and selected accessories are what make the chamber ready for daily use.
What comes with a MACY-PAN soft chamber?
Soft chambers such as the ST801 and ST2200 are designed as portable wellness systems. The chamber itself is made with TPU material and an internal support frame, so it keeps its shape during use and can be deflated when it needs to be moved.
A typical soft chamber system includes the chamber body and three external support machines:
● Oxygen concentrator for oxygen delivery during the session
● Air compressor to pressurize the chamber
● Air cooler or dehumidifier to make the airflow more comfortable
The ST801 product page shows the lying-style chamber with zipper access, transparent viewing windows, an internal metal frame, a washable protection cover and a mattress. The ST2200 is a sitting-style soft chamber, so its setup can include a folding chair and a more upright entry experience.
For oxygen breathing, MACY-PAN soft chambers offer several interface choices, including an oxygen mask, headset or nasal tube. A home user may choose a simple setup, while a clinic, gym or wellness center may order additional breathing accessories for multiple users.
Soft chambers are often chosen because they are easier to place in a home or studio. They do not require the same delivery planning as a hard chamber, but you should still leave space for the support machines beside the chamber and keep the area close to a suitable power outlet.
What comes with a MACY-PAN hard lying chamber?
Hard lying chambers such as HP1501 and HP2202 are built around a rigid chamber cabin. Compared with a soft chamber, the equipment is more integrated and the chamber itself is heavier, stronger and designed for higher-pressure configurations.
A MACY-PAN hard lying chamber system commonly includes:
● Hard chamber cabin with viewing window and entry structure
● All-in-one machine for air compression and oxygen concentration support
● Air conditioner for chamber comfort
● Oxygen breathing accessories, such as masks, headsets or nasal cannulas
● Control displays for operating and monitoring the chamber
The HP1501 and HP2202 product pages both describe the chamber cabin, all-in-one machine, air conditioner and oxygen breathing accessories as part of the product system. The catalog also lists features such as large viewing windows, inside and outside control displays, built-in timing, cumulative operating-hour recording and 93%±3% oxygen delivery.
Hard chambers can also be configured with optional features. Depending on the model and project, these may include a touch-screen control system, adjustable seat, negative-ion system, TV stand, custom color, logo or interface language. For buyers building a wellness room, recovery studio or clinic environment, these details can make the chamber fit the space more naturally.
Because a hard chamber is larger and heavier, the preparation is different from a soft chamber. Before shipment, MACY-PAN can help confirm the chamber size, packed dimensions, power specification and site conditions so you know how it will enter the room and where the support equipment will sit.
What comes with an HE5000 chamber?
The HE5000 series is a different category from a single-person lying chamber. It is a hard seated chamber designed for a more spacious, premium setup. Depending on the version, it may be used in a wellness center, longevity clinic, recovery facility, hotel spa or high-end private room.
The HE5000 series page lists the standard system as including an air conditioner and an all-in-one machine. The chamber also has a seated interior, large viewing door, control interface and a more architectural cabin design.
The HE5000 is where customization matters most. Buyers can choose or discuss items such as:
● Seat type and interior layout
● Exterior color and premium paint finish
● Logo or pattern customization
● Touch-screen control interface
● BIBS breathing system
● Starry-sky ceiling
● Interior trim and comfort upgrades
● Service and installation support
For a project that will serve several guests a day, the HE5000 is usually planned together with the room design. The chamber is not only equipment; it becomes part of the customer-facing experience. That is why many buyers choose the interior, lighting, color and breathing system at the same time as the chamber model.
Accessories and breathing options
The breathing interface is one of the first things to choose. MACY-PAN product pages mention masks, headsets and nasal tubes as oxygen delivery options. Each has a different use case.
A mask is straightforward and familiar. A headset can be more comfortable for users who dislike a mask covering the face. A nasal tube may be suitable for users who prefer a lighter interface. For commercial use, buyers often prepare additional sets so each user can have a clean, comfortable experience.
If the chamber will be used by more than one person, plan the accessory count before delivery. Ask for enough masks, hoses or headsets for your expected usage pattern, and set a simple hygiene routine from the beginning. This is especially important for wellness centers, gyms and recovery studios where different guests may use the same chamber during the week.
Documentation, setup and support
A complete chamber order is not only about hardware. Buyers also need clear documents and after-sales support. Depending on the model and order, MACY-PAN can provide product operation guidance, installation information, maintenance guidance and remote technical support.
For business projects, it is helpful to prepare the following before shipment:
1. The room size and door access route
2. Destination voltage and plug requirements
3. Preferred chamber color and logo plan
4. Expected number of users per day
5. Preferred oxygen breathing interface
6. Any need for local installation or training support
7. Required documents for import, internal approval or facility planning
This helps the MACY-PAN team match the chamber, machines and accessories to your actual use case instead of treating every order the same.
What to confirm before ordering
Before you place the order, review these items with your sales contact:
● Chamber model and pressure configuration
● Chamber color, logo and interface language
● Support machine configuration
● Air conditioner or cooler setup
● Breathing accessories and quantities
● Seat, mattress or interior layout
● Optional upgrades
● Packed size, weight and shipping method
● Installation and operation guidance
● Warranty and after-sales contact
This list is simple, but it prevents most misunderstandings. If you know what will arrive, where each part will go and who will use it, setup becomes much easier.
Need help choosing the right configuration?
Tell us which model you are considering, where you plan to install it and how many people will use it. MACY-PAN can recommend a chamber type, support equipment and accessory setup based on your room, voltage, usage style and business plan.
You can start with the ST801, ST2200, HP1501, HP2202 or HE5000 series page, then send your requirements through the MACY-PAN website. A clear configuration at the start makes the chamber easier to install, easier to operate and easier to maintain.
Post time: Nov-13-2026