Ox1 Electronic Gas/Air Cooler — external cooling for a more comfortable hyperbaric chamber session.
Why chamber owners look for the Ox1
Pressurization warms the air inside a hyperbaric chamber, and humidity builds while you sit in a closed space. Ice coolers and battery fans can help briefly — then the comfort fades, and ice means dealing with water near equipment. The Ox1 is the external cooler we recommend when the goal is a more comfortable environment for the full session.
Reduces temperature
Conditions air for the chamber so heat from compression and body warmth doesn’t dominate the session.
Reduces humidity
Helps the air feel less sticky — the difference people notice when “warm” becomes “muggy.”
External design
Cooling from outside the chamber — steadier than ice coolers or a battery fan alone.
Chosen after real testing
We tried ice coolers, battery-operated fans, internal units, and other options before settling on the Ox1 for daily comfort.
Technical specifications
From the Ox1 air cooler technical parameter list. Normal cooling temperature for comfortable chamber use is typically 3–9°C (37–48°F). The cooler is enabled according to the connections your chamber has — we’ll confirm fit with your setup before you order.
| Price | $790 USD |
|---|---|
| Normal cooling temperature | 3–9°C (37–48°F) |
| Cold cavity temperature | 0–10°C (32–50°F) |
| Outlet dew point | ≤10°C (≤50°F) |
| Inlet temperature | ≤35°C (≤95°F) |
| Rated voltage | AC 110V |
| Rated current | 1.2A |
| Rated power | 260W |
| Rated flow | 200 L/min |
| Rated pressure | 4–8 bar |
| Intake caliber | G1/4 |
| Outgoing caliber | G1/4 |
| Drainage pipe diameter | φ6 |
| Drainage mode | Solenoid valve |
| Drainage time | 0–9999 s |
| Drainage interval time | 0–9999 s |
| Operating ambient temperature | Normal atmospheric temperature |
| Chamber connections | Enabled according to the connections on your chamber |
| Outline dimensions | 250 mm (L) × 200 mm (W) × 250 mm (H) |
Ready to get the Ox1?
$790 USD — tell us about your chamber setup and we’ll confirm fit and lead time.
Call (713) 591-3379 Email hello@oxyhyperbaric.comNew to chamber cooling? Read: Why hyperbaric chambers get warm — and how to cool them