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多人多功能富氧靜音室

安全壓力：≥一個大氣壓

氧濃度調節範圍：21-50%

可容納人數：4-6人

室內溫度：20℃-環境溫度

噪音最低爲：25dB

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適合4-6人的小型會議使用，室內氧含量在21-50%範圍內可調，室內溫度20℃-環境溫度，室內氣壓≥一個大氣壓，室內配有60吋平板一體電腦，同時也適合作爲4-6人的培訓教室使用。

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安全壓力：≥一個大氣壓

氧濃度調節範圍：21-50%

可容納人數：4-6人

室內溫度：20℃-環境溫度

噪音最低爲：25dB

多人多功能富氧靜音室

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多人多功能富氧靜音室

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多人多功能富氧靜音室

多人多功能富氧靜音室

多人多功能富氧靜音室

多人多功能富氧靜音室

多人多功能富氧靜音室的應用領域包括：

1.? 布置在住宅室内，平时休闲时使用，比如看书、听音乐、刷视频或者闭目养神等等休闲项目；

2.? 布置在健身中心或者运动员训练中心等场所，可以减缓运动后的疲劳，还有助于运动创伤的康复；

3.? 布置在养老院等康养场所，让血氧含量偏低的老人适当提升氧含量指标，改善老人的健康状况；

4.? 布置在高海拔旅游景点等场所，让有高原反应的游客减缓不适症状，提升旅游质量；

5.??小型會議室；

6.??小型培訓教室；

7.??小型K歌靜音室；

8.??小型棋牌室；

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