Single Person Sitting Hypobaric Chamber

FAQ

• Q: Can the Volute one-person negative pressure cabin be brought into the home?
  A: The dimensions of the Volute one-person negative pressure cabin are L × W × H = 1250mm × 780mm × 1600mm, with a total footprint of only 0.975m² and a weight of approximately 300kg, equivalent to the weight of 3-4 adults. It is the lightest model among all negative pressure cabins and is specifically designed for easy access through building elevators and residential doors.
  It features multi-functional casters at the four corners of the base, making it easy to move into the home. Additionally, when the customer wishes to change its location, a single adult can easily push it, allowing for flexible placement anywhere in the house.
• Q: Does the Volute one-person negative pressure cabin require reassembly after delivery to the customer's home?
  A: The Volute one-person negative pressure cabin is a split-type unit, consisting of two parts: the main body and the control cabinet. Thanks to its modular design, the connecting cables between the main body and the control cabinet use a ""simple quick-connect"" method. Therefore, after receiving the product, customers just need to connect the main unit and control cabinet according to the numbering, and finally plug the control cabinet into a power source. No engineer is required for reassembly.
• Q: Where is the Volute one-person negative pressure cabin suitable for use?
  A: The Volute one-person negative pressure cabin, with its unique compact size, aesthetic design, and cost-effectiveness, is highly suitable for use in villas, residential buildings, offices, urban wellness stores, healing hotels, community activity centers, and cadres' recuperation centers. Due to its small footprint, ease of movement, and strong privacy, it is particularly popular among individual users.
• Q: Is the interior of the Volute one-person negative pressure cabin cramped?
  A: When using the Volute one-person negative pressure cabin, you will not feel the space is cramped. This single-person cabin adopts the human activity space design concept of a car cockpit, allowing one person to sit upright, lean back against the seat, or recline. Users can perform simple physical exercises inside the cabin, including stretching both arms, rotating the shoulders, and moving the head, neck, and waist.
  Additionally, we can provide a single-person massage chair for customers with specific needs. This allows them to receive kneading massages on the neck, shoulders, waist, and hips while using the negative pressure cabin, enhancing the effectiveness of the negative pressure therapy.