The same Hyperoxia-Hypoxia EWOT Equipment fits both a private home gym or commercial floor. Pair it with a treadmill, rower, SkiErg, bike, or other cardio station.
EWOT
EWOT/Altitude training therapy
One system. Two breathing environments for guided cardio sessions.
90% ± 3%Oxygen Concentration
12% ± 3%Reduced oxygen
1000 LOxygen reservoir
300 LNitrogen reservoir
The system
Hyperoxia-Hypoxia EWOT Technology
Seamlessly integrates both oxygen and nitrogen into one EWOT system, enabling dynamic oxygen training while keeping the entire setup streamlined, organised and ready for every session.
- Main unit
- 345 × 370 × 570 mm · 19 kg
- Sound
- Below 50 dB
- Power
- Below 650 W
- Cabinet
- 1.0 × 0.58 × 2.36 m
Cabinet, reservoirs, hose, mask.
The exercise machine is separate. Air generation, storage, and delivery are planned around the training station inside the wardrobe-style enclosure.
Wardrobe-style enclosure that keeps the system tidy in home or commercial spaces.
Upper and lower zones hold the reservoirs and concentrator in one continuous cabinet.
Loose, movable hose connection from the cabinet to the breathing circuit.
Delivery mask and tubing for light-to-moderate cardio sessions.
Your Commercial or Private Gym
Prepare the room for EWOT.
Three practical steps from room readiness to ongoing care.
Plan the room
Leave ventilation around the wardrobe cabinet, grounded power for the generators, and access for the 1.0 × 0.58 × 2.36 m footprint.
Install with O2genes
A trained O2genes team installs the supplied equipment and prepares the station for use.
Care and Maintenance
Backed by a 1-year warranty and equipped with built-in alarms for low oxygen levels, power failure, and high or low pressure, ensuring greater safety and reliability during every session.
EWOT FAQ
Before you plan your setup.
What is the oxygen reservoir, and how much does it hold?
The TPU oxygen reservoir holds 1000 L. It measures 200 × 140 cm and weighs 1 kg. The nitrogen reservoir holds 300 L.
What is the nitrogen reservoir capacity?
The nitrogen reservoir holds 300 L.
What exercise equipment can I use with EWOT?
EWOT is planned around light-to-moderate cardio. Standard stations such as a stationary bike, treadmill, rower, elliptical, or SkiErg are commonly used.
Do I need heavy oxygen tanks?
No. The main unit is a plug-in hyperoxia–hypoxia concentrator. Oxygen-rich output is rated at 90% ± 3% and up to 10 L/min from room air, without heavy tank refills.
How is Hyperoxia-Hypoxia EWOT different from a traditional EWOT machine?
O2genes Hyperoxia-Hypoxia EWOT is a 2-in-1 oxygen and nitrogen system. It combines altitude training with oxygen therapy, so one station can supply oxygen-rich air (hyperoxia) or reduced-oxygen air (hypoxia). Traditional EWOT machines typically supply oxygen-rich air only. The wardrobe cabinet keeps the setup organised and ready for each session.
How is EWOT different from HBOT?
EWOT pairs cardio exercise with oxygen-rich or altitude-style reduced-oxygen air at normal room pressure. HBOT is a passive session inside a pressurized chamber. Exercise drives circulation during EWOT; pressure is the defining mechanism in HBOT.
How quiet is the system during operation?
Operating noise is rated below 50 dB.
What setup and maintenance should I plan for?
An O2genes-trained team installs the supplied equipment. Plan ventilation around the wardrobe-style enclosure, grounded outlets for the generators, and access for the 1.0 × 0.58 × 2.36 m cabinet. Catalog service includes regular maintenance with air-filter replacement, and the system includes a one-year warranty.
