Ueerl Customer Case · Huzhou, Zhejiang, China
Ueerl V3 Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber Delivered to a State Grid Employee Activity Center
A successful institutional hyperbaric oxygen chamber project requires more than equipment supply. The chamber must be selected for the intended users, planned around the building, integrated with the supporting systems, tested on site and handed over with a clear operating procedure.
For this project at a State Grid employee activity center in Huzhou, Zhejiang, the Ueerl team delivered a V3 premium single-user hyperbaric oxygen chamber for employee health management, pressure-controlled oxygen sessions, relaxation and recovery support. We coordinated the project from initial requirement review and site planning through manufacturing, quality inspection, protected transportation, installation, commissioning and operational handover.
The completed project demonstrates how Ueerl can integrate a professional room-style HBOT chamber into a modern corporate health facility while balancing technical performance, user comfort, daily management and the visual standards of the surrounding environment.
- Project Site
- State Grid Employee Activity Center
- Location
- Huzhou, Zhejiang, China
- Installed Model
- Ueerl V3 Premium Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber
- Application
- Employee Health Management and Recovery Support
- Delivery Scope
- Solution Planning, Production, Logistics, Installation, Commissioning and Handover Support
01 · Project context
Building a Professional Employee Health and Recovery Environment
The project site was designed as a bright, contemporary activity and health-management center for employees. The environment combines rest areas with health-related equipment, so the chamber needed to support a controlled service workflow without compromising the clean architectural character of the facility.
For an institutional client, dependability also extends beyond appearance. Equipment access, operator visibility, surrounding clearance, power and ventilation conditions, user entry and routine service all need to be considered before delivery.
Following a review of the intended application and available space, Ueerl selected the V3 premium single-user hyperbaric oxygen chamber. Its 1.3–2.0 ATA pressure range, room-style rigid structure, external and internal controls, oxygen-delivery system and separate host unit created a complete configuration for a professionally managed setting.
The objective was clear: establish a comfortable, technically capable and operationally manageable hyperbaric oxygen environment that could support the center’s long-term employee health program. Similar planning principles are explained in Ueerl’s hyperbaric chamber solutions for offices and workspaces.
02 · Solution planning
Planning the Chamber Around the Site
Our project team considered the complete installation environment before the chamber reached the site. This included equipment dimensions, delivery access, final orientation, operator approach, user entry, support-module placement, electrical conditions and the clearances required for daily use and service.
The V3 was positioned beside large windows in a dedicated room with generous natural light. The chamber’s white enclosure and metallic trim complement the restrained interior palette, while its warm internal lighting, air conditioning, ventilation and 170° electric recliner create a more comfortable environment for structured hyperbaric oxygen sessions.
This site-led approach helps reduce installation uncertainty and ensures the chamber is treated as part of the client’s operating environment rather than as an isolated piece of equipment.
03 · End-to-end execution
From Requirement Confirmation to Operational Handover
Ueerl managed the delivery as one connected project, with each stage preparing the conditions for the next.
- 01
Requirement Review
Confirming the application, user profile, space and operating priorities.
- 02
Site Coordination
Reviewing access, placement, utilities, workflow and service clearances.
- 03
Production and QC
Manufacturing, system integration and inspection before release.
- 04
Protected Logistics
Coordinating transportation and arrival at the Huzhou project site.
- 05
Installation and Testing
Positioning, connecting and checking the complete chamber system.
- 06
Guidance and Handover
Explaining routine operation, care, checks and safety procedures.
04 · Manufacturing assurance
Quality Control Before On-Site Delivery
Reliable site execution begins at the factory. The chamber was integrated and checked as a complete system before shipment.
Ueerl’s in-house manufacturing and engineering teams coordinate the pressure-resistant chamber structure, pressure-control system, 93%±3% oxygen-generation and delivery system, electrical connections, intelligent dual-control interface, ventilation, communication and multiple safety functions. Selected Thomas pressurization, Honeywell UOP oxygen-generation and SMC air-control components support stable system performance.
Pre-delivery inspection is intended to identify issues before they affect the site schedule. It also supports a more structured installation and commissioning process for institutional projects where access windows and operational planning may be tightly managed.
Enclosure and Sealing
Structural, door and sealing checks.
Pressure Management
Control, stability and relief-function checks.
System Integration
Oxygen, ventilation, electrical and interface checks.
Safety Functions
Communication and normal and emergency controls.
05 · On-site implementation
Installed, Commissioned and Checked in Its Final Environment
After the V3 arrived in Huzhou, the system was positioned according to the agreed layout. The chamber body, external support module and surrounding equipment were organized to maintain a clear entry path and accessible operating area.
Commissioning covered the functions required for routine use, including chamber sealing, pressure control, oxygen supply, ventilation, communication, the external interface and normal and manual pressure-management functions. The final check was performed with the chamber in its actual operating environment.
For Ueerl, delivery is complete only after the chamber has been placed, connected, tested and clearly handed over for managed daily use.
06 · Product experience
Why the V3 Fits a Corporate Health Setting
The Ueerl V3 combines a private single-user environment with room-style access, a 1.3–2.0 ATA operating range and intelligent control from both inside and outside the chamber. For this employee activity center, the configuration supports managed hyperbaric oxygen sessions while maintaining the comfort and premium presentation expected in a corporate health facility.
Private Room-Style Space
An enclosed single-user environment designed around personal comfort.
1.3–2.0 ATA Pressure
Multiple pressure settings support flexible institutional and professional applications.
170° Electric Recliner
The adjustable sofa supports seated and near-horizontal positions during longer sessions.
Intelligent Dual Control
Internal and external controls support both user access and trained staff management.
Integrated Comfort Systems
Air conditioning, ventilation, lighting and approximately 45 dB operation support comfort.
High-Purity Oxygen Supply
A 93%±3% oxygen output supports controlled oxygen delivery according to the selected protocol.
Explore detailed specifications, configurations and installation options on the official Ueerl V3 hyperbaric oxygen chamber page, or review how this technology supports energy recovery and high-performance work environments.
07 · Project outcome
A Complete Hyperbaric Installation, Ready for Managed Use
The Huzhou project demonstrates Ueerl’s ability to integrate a V3 chamber into a high-quality institutional environment and coordinate the work required to bring it into operation.
The delivered system now forms part of the center’s broader employee activity and health-management space. Its room-style structure, 1.3–2.0 ATA pressure capability, high-purity oxygen supply, 170° reclining sofa, intelligent controls and separate host unit combine technical performance with a more comfortable user experience.
Most importantly, the project was supported as a complete delivery assignment—from early requirement review and site planning through factory inspection, transportation, installation, commissioning and handover guidance.
For international buyers and project teams
What This Project Shows Overseas Clients
Whether a hyperbaric oxygen chamber is planned for an employee health center, clinic, recovery facility, hotel, club or private environment, successful delivery depends on the same fundamentals: accurate requirement confirmation, an appropriate pressure and capacity configuration, verified site conditions, controlled manufacturing, professional commissioning and responsible technical support.
Ueerl works with distributors, medical and wellness organizations, project owners and professional operators to plan these details before shipment. For overseas projects, our team coordinates configuration review, documentation, modular entry planning, remote or on-site installation support, operator training and after-sales communication according to the destination market and project scope. More completed installations can be viewed in our hyperbaric oxygen chamber project cases.
Plan your project with Ueerl
From Space Review to Delivery Support
Share your target market, application, available space and required capacity. Our team will help you evaluate a suitable chamber configuration and delivery plan.
Pressure configuration, oxygen-delivery method and operating protocols should be selected according to the intended application, user assessment and applicable requirements in the destination market.
