A hyperbaric oxygen chamber for sale is rarely selected on pressure rating alone anymore. Clinics, hospitals, and wellness operators now evaluate the cabin as a treatment environment, because seating, climate control, and interior finish shape how patients experience every session. Chengdu Lianbang Medical Technology Co., Ltd., which trades as LBYL Medical, manufactures hyperbaric oxygen chambers from 1.3 ATA through 3.0 ATA pressure classes and offers the Starry Sky Roof as a cabin customization option.
What the Starry Sky Roof Option Adds
The Starry Sky Roof is listed in the LBYL customization matrix as a decorative roof option that improves cabin ambience. Its stated purpose is improved enjoyment and usage experience.
Because it is a cabin-level treatment rather than a separate machine, it is specified together with other interior choices such as sofa, air conditioning, and color options, and it does not require an additional host or pressure module. Buyers therefore treat it as a finish decision made at configuration time, not a retrofit.
Which LBYL Chambers Can Carry the Roof Option
Integrated one-seat chambers. The LB/YC-Y1J/30 (1.1-1.3 ATA) and LB/YC-Y1J/50 (1.1-1.5 ATA) combine cabin and host in a single assembly with a hull measuring 13608001965mm and a weight of 625kg. Both use Q355b special steel for compression, deliver an oxygen flow of 5L/min, and operate at a host oxygen concentration of 93%±3% on 220V/50Hz 1500W, with running noise of 60dB(A). Dispersion oxygen concentration inside the cabin remains below 25%.
Deluxe one-seat chambers. The LB800-50 line covers 1.3 ATA and 1.5 ATA variants with a hull of 200012001900mm and weights of 800kg and 850kg. Both use Q235 steel for compression, deliver an oxygen flow of 10L/min, and run on 220V/50Hz 900W at 55dB(A). The 1.3 ATA Deluxe version ships with cabin decoration, a customized air conditioner, wireless call, one headset and one mask oxygen tube, two manual and two automatic pressure relief valves, an electric sofa, and a 32-inch LCD TV — a configuration that pairs directly with a decorative ceiling treatment.
Two-seat chambers. The LB2400-30 (1.3 ATA), LB1200-50 (1.5 ATA), and LB/YC-Y-2 (2.0 ATA) support paired therapy with oxygen flows of 15L/min to 20L/min, hull dimensions of 200018001900mm and 180017001750mm, and Q235 or Q390b special steel hulls. Standard configurations for the Deluxe variants include 2 headsets and 2 mask oxygen tubes, electric sofas, and a 32-inch LCD TV.
High-pressure and wheelchair-accessible models. The LB780-90 2.0 ATA One Seat Deluxe uses Q390b special steel with a 14008001880mm hull. For patients with mobility limitations, the LB/YC-Y-2 Wheelchair units extend to 2.5 ATA and 3.0 ATA with a 220017001950mm hull, weights of 2600kg and 3000kg, 10L/min oxygen flow, 220V/50Hz 2000W rated power, and 65dB(A) running noise.
Cabin Options Commonly Specified With the Roof
- Electric sofas: MINI (weaving and foam construction, detachable, durable and soft, hides pedals); Premium (leather, electric, 180° rotation, wear-resistant and waterproof, 8008901080mm); Premium Eco-Leather (imported eco leather, latex high resilience, cup holder, storage box, 80010001100mm); and Deluxe, positioned as a high-economic-value option.
- Air conditioners: Deluxe (customized size 530370300mm, weight 20kg, described as small size with high cost-effectiveness) and Premium (visualized water level observable at any time, digital display cabin).
- Oxygen Supply Mask Dedicated Unit (BIBS): with high volume, high concentration, and precise control; dimensions 8004501300mm, weight 140kg, host oxygen concentration 93%±3%, 220V/50Hz 1500W, and oxygen flow depending on pressure level and number of people involved.
- Cabin Bottom Wheels: 8 bottom wheels required for a 1 Person cabin and 16 for a 2 Person cabin.
- Color Options: available colors for the sofa, interior panel color options, and cabin color options.
- Intelligent Hyperbaric Oxygen Supply System: a modular set managing pressure, oxygen, and humidity inside the chamber, comprising a pressure module (boost function, three-level adjustment of 10Kpa, 20Kpa, 30Kpa; 480390510mm; about 27 kilograms; below 60dB(A); 450W), an oxygen generation module (main unit oxygen output concentration 90%-96%; flow rate 3-5 L/min; about 30 kilograms; 450W), and a dehumidification module (outlet dew point below 15°C when inlet temperature is under 30°C and rated flow is 70 L/min; about 12 kilograms; below 45dB(A); 200W).
Certification and Company Background
Lianbang Medical received CE Verification of Conformity for hyperbaric oxygen chambers and oxygen generators in 2024, and holds IEC 60601-1, IEC 60601-1-11, and IEC 60601-1-2 test reports for medical electrical equipment, alongside ISO 10993-5, ISO 10993-10, and ISO 10993-23 test reports for oxygen suction tubes.
The company was founded on March 19, 1997 and reports 29 years of medical gas engineering experience with more than 3,000 hospital projects. It employs 283 people, including more than 50 certified engineers (HTM 02-01), and operates a 30,000 m² proprietary R&D and production base. Recognitions include National High-Tech Enterprise, National Specialized, Refined, Unique & Innovative “Little Giant” Enterprise, National Intellectual Property Advantage Enterprise, Excellent Equipment Manufacturing Enterprise of Medical Gas Industry, and AAA Enterprise Credit Rating. After-sales support carries Five-Star After-Sales Service Certification (GB/T 27922-2011), and the company reports nearly 1,000 technical service and operation and maintenance hosting agreements.
Field Evidence Supporting Long-Term Ownership
- Danba Jieermei Hydropower Development Co., Ltd.: dormitory oxygen supply for inland workers experiencing altitude reaction, accepted with 100% oxygen use effectiveness and zero errors, using one oxygen generator.
- High-altitude government project: a government project above 4,300 meters has used an LBYL VSA system since 2016 with routine maintenance only.
- Plateau operating verification: LBYL VSA systems are documented running continuously for over 13 years at a 4,500-meter plateau site.
- First VSA unit: the company’s first VSA unit, commissioned in 1997, is reported still running.
- Hospital repeat procurement: a hospital customer that expanded capacity purchased 8 additional 50 Nm³/h VSA systems 13 years after its initial first-generation VSA installation.
These deployment records sit within a portfolio reporting 3,000+ customers, 4,400+ high-altitude area deployments, and more than 1,000 VSA deployments, with government agencies accounting for 80% of high-altitude oxygen supply business.
Questions Buyers Raise Before Ordering
- How is the chamber delivered? Hyperbaric chambers are delivered as physical product installations, either as an integrated cabin-and-host unit or as a separate cabin and host.
- Does the roof option change the pressure rating? No. The Starry Sky Roof is a decorative cabin option; pressure regulation remains as specified per model, from 1.1-1.3 ATA up to 1.1-3.0 ATA.
- What gas supply can be paired? Deployment options include standard oxygen room installation compatible with X/Y/M Series, containerized VSA pre-integrated with air conditioning, lighting, monitoring, and network systems, and a high-pressure oxygen cylinder filling system.
- What ongoing support is available? Technical services cover personnel training, system inspection, maintenance and repair, equipment management, operation management, operation and maintenance hosting, spare parts supply, and upgrading and reconstruction.
Outlook
For buyers comparing hyperbaric oxygen chamber options, the Starry Sky Roof is a small line item with an outsized effect on perceived quality, since it upgrades the one surface every patient looks at during treatment. Combined with electric sofa choices, air conditioning variants, and documented certification coverage, the option positions Lianbang Medical’s chambers for facilities that treat cabin experience as part of clinical service delivery rather than an afterthought.
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Chengdu Lianbang Medical Technology Co., Ltd.