Solutions / For mining, defence & remote camps
No gas supply chain. That is the whole argument.
The reason recovery equipment fails on remote sites is logistics. Oxivity generates oxygen from the air already on site, so nothing has to be flown, trucked or stored.
The situation
Why this comes up.
Cylinder-fed systems are unworkable past the end of a sealed road. Every refill is a freight movement, a dangerous-goods process and a storage compliance question. Generating on site removes all three.
What changes
Four things that make it work here.
Zero consumable gas
PUREFLOW PSA draws from ambient air. No cylinders, no dangerous-goods handling, no resupply run.
Built for heat
HYDROCALM water cooling keeps the cabin usable when the ambient temperature does not cooperate.
Portable option
FLOW packs to 30 kg for camps that move, or for rotating between crews.
Simple electrical story
One power point on an RCD-protected circuit, with a documented monthly test procedure.
Recommended
Start here.
One recommendation, then the two we'd compare it against. Send us the room and we'll confirm.
FLOW Recline 70
Most remote sites start here. Thirty kilograms of chamber packs down for transport, and the engine makes its own oxygen — nothing is freighted in or stored on site.
Full specification →FLOW Recline 70
Soft-shell · recline · 1 person · 1.5 ATALie-flat portable chamber for home programmes and mobile recovery. Two people can move it, and nothing is bolted to the building.
- Chamber 2200 × 700 × 1100 mm
- Engine 420 × 400 × 768 mm · 40 kg
CORE Solo
Sealed hard-shell · seated · 1 person · 2.0 ATAThe classic clinic width and the quietest platform we stock. A panoramic port, a touch console, and a door a client opens themselves.
- Chamber 2000 × 980 × 1700 mm
- Engine 570 × 520 × 905 mm · 82 kg
FLOW Seated 80
Soft-shell · seated · 1 person · 1.5 ATAUpright soft chamber with U-zip entry, for clients who would rather sit than lie flat.
- Chamber 1750 × 800 × 1320 mm
- Engine 420 × 400 × 768 mm · 40 kg
We carry far more than this. Three is deliberate — past three, buyers stop choosing and start shrinking the order. Tell us the room and we'll widen it if none of these fit. See the full range.
Before we deliver
What to have ready.
Short list. We confirm all of it in writing before anything is built or shipped.
- 01
- A demountable or fixed room out of the dust
- 02
- Reliable power on an RCD-protected circuit
- 03
- Purified or bottled water on site for the cooling loop
- 04
- A nominated site operator per roster
Room layout
Where it goes in the room.
Drawn to scale around the FLOW Recline 70 — Soft-shell · lie-flat · 1.5 ATA · 30 kg. Send us your floorplan and we return it marked up.
- 01
- A demountable or a fixed room out of the dust — 3.0 × 2.4 m — with reliable power on an RCD-protected circuit.
- 02
- FLOW Recline 70 on the floor, engine beside it. The whole unit weighs 70 kg and packs down, so it moves with the camp.
- 03
- No gas cylinders: the engine generates its own oxygen, so there is no supply chain to a remote site.
- 04
- Purified or bottled water on site for the cooling loop; a nominated operator per roster.
Worked numbers
What a session costs you.
Indicative only, based on the FLOW Recline 70 at A$11,776 inc GST. Three utilisation cases — pick the one that matches your floor. Excludes GST, staff time and finance; not financial advice.
| Conservative | Base | Strong | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sessions per week | 10 | 20 | 30 |
| Sessions per year | 520 | 1,040 | 1,560 |
| Purchase price spread over 5 years, per session | A$4.53 | A$2.26 | A$1.51 |
| Plus power, water, consumables (10%) | A$0.45 | A$0.23 | A$0.15 |
| All-in cost per session | A$4.98 | A$2.49 | A$1.66 |
Cost per session spreads the purchase price over five years of use at the stated frequency, plus a 10% allowance for electricity, purified water and filters. There are no cylinder deliveries in the number — the engine generates its own oxygen from a standard power point. Staff time, finance costs and GST are yours to add.
Typical fit-out
What it looks like in practice.
An illustrative scenario for this setting — not a named client. We walk through real installations on the call.
A camp with 200 workers on a two-and-one roster puts a FLOW Recline 70 in a spare donga beside the gym. There is nothing to truck in afterwards except the occasional filter. Two operators per swing are trained at handover, and the unit is booked through the camp's existing recreation schedule.
- Recommended chamberFLOW Recline 70
- Room drawn above3 × 2.4 m
- ServicesOne power point · no gas cylinders
- Installed & commissionedBy Oxivity, operators trained at handover
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