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September 27, 2026 2 min read

Short answer: Most of the noise comes from the equipment, not the chamber: the air compressor, the oxygen concentrator and any cooler. Few manufacturers publish decibel figures. The OxyRevo Heal40 lists a sound level of 50 dB or less. Ask for a decibel figure for each piece of equipment before you buy, and plan where the equipment will sit.

Last reviewed: September 2026. Educational only, not medical advice. See our disclaimer.

What makes the noise

  • Air compressor. Fills the chamber and keeps pressure steady. OxyRevo's Standard-version compressor is listed at 550 W and 72 L/min.
  • Oxygen concentrator. Runs continuously. The OxyRevo HG10 is listed at 500 W and 66 lbs.
  • Air cooler. Dehumidifies and cools the intake air on some setups.
  • Pressure-release valves. Brief noise when you vent.

Figures we can quote from listings

OxyRevo Heal40 Wheelchair-Accessible Hyperbaric Chamber – sage green chamber in a modern room

OxyRevo Heal40. See the product page.

Model What the listing says
OxyRevo Heal40 Sound level 50 dB or less
Other models No decibel figure on the listing; ask us

Decibel figures depend on how and where they are measured, so treat any number as a guide.

Placement tips

  1. Keep the compressor and concentrator as far from your resting spot as the hoses allow. Ask the manufacturer for hose length and any limits.
  2. Put equipment on a hard, level surface, away from walls that would amplify vibration.
  3. Leave airflow clearance around each unit for cooling and intake.
  4. Do not enclose oxygen equipment in a closet without ventilation. Follow the manual.

See the home setup guide, size and space and oxygen concentrators and compressors.

Frequently asked questions

Can I sleep or watch a screen during a session?

That depends on the manufacturer's manual and what is allowed inside the chamber. Follow the manual, keep electronics out unless it says otherwise, and ask your physician.

A hyperbaric chamber is a pressurized, oxygen-enriched environment. Use only as directed in the manufacturer's manual, keep flames, sparks and heat sources away, and consult a physician before use. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition.

Questions about which model fits your space? Call 1-762-214-2594 (Mon-Sun 9am-9pm EST) or contact us.

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