Uno Vita's Top Line HBOT Classic Lying hard-shell hyperbaric oxygen chamber for one person (UnoVita YF-1001)

Summary
Uno Vita's Top Line HBOT Classic Lying has been developed for those who want a premium HBOT experience in a lying position, with a focus on comfort, control, safety and longevity. Hyperbaric oxygen (HBOT) combines increased ambient pressure with the supply of oxygen under controlled conditions, and can provide temporarily increased oxygen availability in the body while the session is in progress. Classic Lying is a natural choice in comprehensive wellness and recovery programs where calmness, quality and easy operation are important, whether it is used at home, in spa/beauty concepts, in training environments or in professional wellness and rehabilitation rooms with good routines.

Quick overview of the entire Top Line series (for easy comparison)
The Top Line HBOT series is designed for different needs and spaces:
• Classic Lying (UnoVita YF-1001): Lying for one person, maximum relaxation and "full-body" comfort.
• Solo Seated Pro (UnoVita YF-1002): Seated one-person, more compact footprint and practical daily use.
• Time Wheel Elite (UnoVita YF-1003): Premium seated model with more exclusive design and electric door.
• Compact Seated (UnoVita YF-1004): Space-optimized seating model when space is limited.
• Duo Face-To-Face Clinic (UnoVita YF-2001): Two-person face-to-face for couples, families or clinic flow.
• Duo Side-By-Side Lounge (UnoVita YF-2003): Two-person side-by-side with social "lounge" comfort.
• Clinic XL (UnoVita YF-4001): Larger solution for higher capacity and throughput in professional environments.
Rule of thumb: Choose lying for the best possible relaxation and comfort, and sitting for easier positioning and more practical use. For the larger sitting models, you can also vary the sitting position and recline as required.

Health benefits
HBOT is often used in holistic wellness and recovery programs.
• Top function 1 (most used): Can support recovery and the feeling of vitality as part of a balanced lifestyle (sleep, stress, activity, nutrition).
• Peak function 2 (mechanistically well described): Increased ambient pressure can temporarily increase the amount of oxygen dissolved in plasma during the session, thereby increasing oxygen availability during the session.
• Less known/surprising: HBOT is also being investigated for possible influence on oxygen-related cellular signaling and adaptive response, but this is protocol and individual dependent and should not be interpreted as treatment claims.

Why customers choose Classic Lying
• 🛏️ Lying comfort for deep calm and relaxation.
• 🧠 Simple self-service with touch screen control.
• 🗣️ Security for solo use with internal/external intercom.
• 🌬️ Separate climate module that can provide noticeably better comfort during longer sessions.
• 🧰 Multi-system safety architecture with several independent pressure reliefs.
• 🏢 Suitable for many environments: home wellness, spa/beauty, fitness centre, clinic and premium office environment.

Safety and security (customer-friendly explained)
Classic Lying is constructed with several safety layers that make use safe and clear, even in the event of unforeseen events. The chamber has automatic pressure relief which helps ensure that the pressure does not exceed the level you have chosen. The systems inside the chamber are designed for low-pressure operation, which provides a robust and safe solution in practice. There is also emergency power-off protection for extra control. In the event of a power failure, the solution is designed so that the oxygen supply can continue, and it is built to reduce the risk of unsafe situations inside the chamber. Should you wish to exit quickly, the manual pressure relief valve can be opened for rapid pressure relief, and rapid relief can normally be achieved in around one minute so that you can exit. Large transparent windows and door provide good visibility, so that you can monitor the situation in the chamber at all times. In addition, there are operators both inside and outside for real-time control, as well as a two-way communication system (inside/outside) for ongoing contact throughout the session.

Technical summary (quick overview)
• Model: UnoVita YF-1001 (Classic Lying)
• Type: Hard-shell, horizontal, one person
• Pressure: Adjustable in the range 1.1–2.0 ata
• Oxygen flow: 10 liters per minute (separate oxygen unit)
• Oxygen concentration (oxygen unit): 93% ± 3%
• Control: Touch screen (internal and external operation)
• Communication: Internal/external intercom (two-way)
• Safety: Automatic and manual pressure relief, electronic pressure relief and asphyxia prevention device, as well as emergency stop protection
• Comfort: Separate climate module

Technical details / specifications
Cabin and construction
• Capacity: 1 person, lying down
• Cabin dimensions: 2200 × 1000 × 1150 mm (length × width × height)
• Cabin weight: approx. 250 kg
• Shell material: Q345R pressure vessel plate (hard-shell construction)
• Door: High-strength explosion-proof PC door
• Windows: Large transparent windows for good visibility

Control and security
• Control system: Touch screen (internal and external)
• Communication: Internal and external intercom/telephone (two-way)
• Pressure relief:
– 2× automatic pressure relief
– 2× manual pressure relief
– 1× electronic pressure relief
– 1× asphyxia prevention device
• Emergency stop protection: Emergency power-off function

Oxygen unit (host unit)
• Oxygen flow: 10 liters per minute
• Oxygen concentration: 93% ± 3%
• Current: 220 V / 50 Hz
• Power: ≤ 1200 W
• Weight: approx. 90 kg
• Size: 640 × 460 × 1100 mm

Climate module (AC)
• Current: 220 V / 50 Hz
• Power: ≤ 1000 W
• Weight: approx. 50 kg
• Size: 660 × 270 × 600 mm

Noise and maintenance
• Noise level: approx. 60 dB during operation
• Maintenance: Regular replacement of the molecular sieve and filter screen. Molecular sieves are given with a lifetime of 8,000–10,000 hours (use and environment affect).

Warranty and support
• Warranty: 3 years
• Support: Lifetime after-sales service and online technical support

What the delivery typically consists of
• Hard-shell cabin (UnoVita YF-1001)
• Oxygen unit (host unit)
• Climate module (AC)
• Integrated touch control (inside/outside), intercom and safety/pressure relief systems

Areas of use
Classic Lying is typically used in:
• Wellness and recovery programs at home
• Beauty salons and anti-ageing/beauty concepts
• Fitness centers and performance/recovery rooms
• Clinics and rehabilitation environments where routines and expertise are safeguarded
• Premium office environments and private installations with high demands on comfort

Reservations (for appliances and hardware)
Use of treatments is at your own risk and should always be done in consultation with a doctor. Devices that require medical expertise must only be used by people with the relevant education. The effect of the products may vary from person to person. Keep out of the reach of children. Uno Vita AS does not claim that our products can cure disease, regardless of any research that suggests this. Oxygen enriches the environment and increases fire risk; smoking, open flames and sparks must never occur near oxygen equipment.

Disclaimer
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