Security Systems
Cryotherapy cabinets have sophisticated Cryosense® safety systems with the safest components and measures on the market. Nitrogen distributors like: Messer or Contse validate our strictest safety measures.
Technology applied to our cabin to ensure Cryosense safety
CRYOSENSE® cryotherapy booths are the only ones on the market that incorporate an oxygen sensor that constantly monitors the oxygen level of the room, where the cabin is installed, to ensure the healthiness of both the specialist and the patient. The oxygen sensor automatically performs a programmed stop of the session if it detects lower oxygen levels in the room. If it detects low levels, it cuts off the oxygen supply and lowers the lifting platform so that the patient can leave the cabin safely. At no time does the CRYOSENSE® booth turn off, simply perform a scheduled stop of the session.
Air renewal is vital in our Cryosense security system
The CRYOSENSE® cabins also have a room extractor that facilitates the renewal of air even when the cabin is not in operation, for example at night or during the weekend. In addition to this extractor, the CRYOSENSE® cabins have another extraction system, located in the lower part of the cabin, which minimizes the amount of nitrogen that leaves the room through the upper part of the cabin. An additional safety measure provided by CRYOSENSE® in its cabins is the safety collar. Patients, once introduced into the cabin, must adjust it to avoid inhaling the nitrogen introduced into the cabin. In addition, the safety collar prevents massive nitrogen leakage from the cabin into the room, focusing the cold inside the cabin.
The Siemens control
unit guarantees the cryo security Finally, CRYOSENSE® has software security systems that allow the specialist to be notified if any type of anomaly or unexpected occurs (shortage of nitrogen in the tank, absence of oxygen required in the room or opening of the door during the session, for example ) via the Ipad, the KTP or the upper screen located in the cockpit dome.