These are pressure vessels certified as medical devices, not soft bags. Zeugma and Panorama work at 2.0 ATA with a maximum of 2.4 ATA, and Zeugma is pressure tested to 3.5 ATA. Safety systems include a pressure relief valve, an integrated emergency stop, manual backup control alongside the automated system, and emergency depressurisation from 2.0 to 1.0 ATA in 90 seconds. Chamber ambient oxygen is held at or below 21 percent. Talk to your doctor before you start, particularly if you have ear, sinus or lung conditions, and follow the operating instructions.

Space requirements come from the manufacturer specification. Zeugma needs a minimum floor area of 5500 by 2800 mm, which is about 15 square metres. Panorama has practically the same outer footprint, so plan the same room. The area covers the chamber, entry and exit access and clearance for safety. A dedicated room is ideal but not mandatory. Both chambers are modular and pass through a standard doorway, so a narrow entrance is not a blocker. Consider ventilation, electrical access and a clear exit route. We can assess your space and give a specific recommendation.

Electricity dominates the running cost. A Zeugma installation draws roughly 6 kW during a session, made up of the 4 HP compressor, a 2500 W oxygen concentrator and the air cooler. That works out to about 6 to 9 kWh per 60 to 90 minute session. Oxygen is produced on site by the concentrator from ambient air, so you never buy gas in cylinders. Beyond electricity, budget for filter changes and an annual service. At normal home use the electricity cost typically lands in the low hundreds of SEK per month, but it depends entirely on your tariff and how often you use the chamber.

There is no single correct frequency, and published protocols vary widely by purpose. Wellness use is commonly two to three sessions a week; people training hard sometimes go higher during a heavy block. Start conservatively, build up gradually and judge by how you respond. If you have a medical condition or are using HBOT alongside treatment, the frequency should be set by your physician, not by a general guideline on a website.

Support covers installation and commissioning, hands on training in operation and safety routines, the operating documentation, scheduled maintenance including filter changes and pressure checks, technical support in Swedish and English, and spare parts through the manufacturer. Response times and the maintenance interval are set out in the service agreement that comes with your quotation.