AirVida Alpha 90 vs AirVida Ultra 1.3-2.0 ATA Hard Shell Lying Hyperbaric Chambers
Specs, prices, editor verdict, and who should buy which, compared side by side.
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AirVida Alpha 90 (ultra premium, $79,000) vs AirVida Ultra 1.3-2.0 ATA Hard Shell Lying Hyperbaric Chambers (ultra premium, $27,999 to $29,999). Different tools for different jobs (see the per-product details below).
Compared on 6 shared specs · same category (ultra premium).
We have not scored these two head to head, so this page does not name a winner. The AirVida Ultra 1.3-2.0 ATA Hard Shell Lying Hyperbaric Chambers starts at $27,999 and the AirVida Alpha 90 at $79,000. The per-buyer recommendations below say who each one suits.
Side-by-side specs
| Spec | AirVida Alpha 90 | AirVida Ultra 1.3-2.0 ATA Hard Shell Lying Hyperbaric Chambers |
|---|---|---|
| price | $79,000 | $27,999 to $29,999 |
| chamber type | Single occupant, lying, hard shell; pressurised with air by a compressor | Hard shell stainless monoplace lying chamber, one person |
| dimensions | 93 x 35 x 44 in (L x D x H) on the product page; 87 in long and 60 in high on catalog page 4; 90 in long on catalog page 10 | Ultra 30: 220 x 75 cm. Ultra 36: 220 x 90 cm. Ultra 34 not published. |
| shell material | Steel cabin on catalog page 5; page 10 gives weights for aluminum and for steel; which shell the listing supplies is not published | 2mm stainless, 4mm reinforced door, polycarbonate windows |
| lead time | Not published for this chamber | About six weeks from order to installation |
| warranty | 1 year parts on AirVida's warranty page; three year warranty on catalog page 5; the product page states no term; labour, exclusions and claim steps not published | 1 year parts on the listing; Terms of Service 5.8 promises a 2 year certificate |
| returns | Request within 30 days of receipt, unused with no signs of any setup, 10% restocking fee, customer pays shipping costs to their address and back to AirVida's warehouse, refund within 10 business days; custom products cannot be returned | 30 days unused, 10% restocking, buyer pays freight. Custom orders non-returnable. |
AirVida Alpha 90 also publishes: model, seller, operating pressure, oxygen delivery, ventilation flow, air compressor, diameter, door, chamber weight, included equipment, equipment weights, maximum occupant weight, power supply, gas supply pressure, operating temperature, controls, monitoring, interior, TV, colours, listed settings, certification claims, FDA status, prescription, delivery and installation, site requirements, shipping policy, cancellation, payment, support
AirVida Ultra 1.3-2.0 ATA Hard Shell Lying Hyperbaric Chambers also publishes: pressure dial, sizes and prices, colors sold, weight, operating unit, oxygen flow, oxygen purity, certification published for this model, noise rating, installation
Who should buy which
Buyers with physician supervision arranged for use above 1.4 ATA, a 220 to 240 V supply and room for a 93 in chamber plus a separate compressor, concentrator and chiller, who want a lying hard shell to 2.0 ATA and will get the certificates and warranty confirmed in writing before paying.
You need amperage, plug type or a doorway minimum on paper before ordering; you want one settled figure for weight, size or warranty; you plan to use it without the prescription AirVida's disclaimer requires; or you want the option to send it back after installation, since a return requires no signs of any setup.
A clinic or single owner facility that has already committed to hard shell 2.0 ATA in a lying posture, has physician supervision attached, has ground floor space with 32 to 38 inches of door clearance, and will put the certification and warranty questions to AirVida in writing first.
You need a pressure vessel certificate on paper for this exact chamber, have no physician supervision arrangement above 1.4 ATA, or want a customized unit you can still return.
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Frequently asked
Which is better, the AirVida Alpha 90 or the AirVida Ultra 1.3-2.0 ATA Hard Shell Lying Hyperbaric Chambers?
We have not scored these two head to head, so this page does not name a winner. The AirVida Ultra 1.3-2.0 ATA Hard Shell Lying Hyperbaric Chambers starts at $27,999 and the AirVida Alpha 90 at $79,000. The per-buyer recommendations below say who each one suits.
How much do they cost?
AirVida Alpha 90: $79,000. AirVida Ultra 1.3-2.0 ATA Hard Shell Lying Hyperbaric Chambers: $27,999 to $29,999. Prices are verified against the manufacturer; check the live links for current pricing.
Who should buy which one?
AirVida Alpha 90: Buyers with physician supervision arranged for use above 1.4 ATA, a 220 to 240 V supply and room for a 93 in chamber plus a separate compressor, concentrator and chiller, who want a lying hard shell to 2.0 ATA and will get the certificates and warranty confirmed in writing before paying. AirVida Ultra 1.3-2.0 ATA Hard Shell Lying Hyperbaric Chambers: A clinic or single owner facility that has already committed to hard shell 2.0 ATA in a lying posture, has physician supervision attached, has ground floor space with 32 to 38 inches of door clearance, and will put the certification and warranty questions to AirVida in writing first.
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