Question 1

Do the wellness equipment finishes need to match?

Accepted Answer

No — but the finish palette should be consistent. Brushed stainless on the hydrogen diffuser, matching brushed detailing on adjacent fixtures, reads coherently.

Question 2

Can we detail the room with a custom timber species?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All millwork specifications are set by the client's joinery detailer.

Question 3

How much space does the equipment require?

Accepted Answer

Inhalation chassis footprints range from roughly the size of a premium air purifier to a side-table console. Bath equipment sits alongside the bathing vessel in a footprint comparable to a medium-format sound system. Full clearance drawings are supplied on request.

Question 4

Is the equipment quiet enough for a guest-facing environment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Inhalation units operate at ambient room noise. Bath systems run a short 10–15 minute dissolution cycle then idle silently through the soak. Both are appropriate for hospitality, spa treatment room and private residential environments where acoustic calm is part of the specification.

Question 5

Can finishes be customised for a project?

Accepted Answer

For orders that justify a customised production run we quote custom finishes — bronze trim, matte black, brushed stainless to match adjacent fixtures. Standard finishes read correctly in most premium environments and are the default specification.

Question 6

Are these products marketed as medical devices?

Accepted Answer

No. Hydrogen Machines supplies industrial-grade wellness equipment. We make no medical or therapeutic claims. The equipment is positioned in the same category as premium infrared saunas, cold plunges and air purification systems — general wellness hardware for private and commercial environments.

Question 7

What certifications does the equipment carry?

Accepted Answer

CE, FCC and RoHS covering electrical safety, EMC and hazardous-substance compliance across Australia, the EU, UK, North America, the UAE, New Zealand and most Asian markets. Manufacturing runs under an ISO 9001-audited quality system. Certifications describe hardware build; they are not a medical registration.

Question 8

What warranty covers the equipment?

Accepted Answer

Twelve months manufacturer warranty on inhalation and bath chassis, extendable on commercial projects. Spare-parts availability is maintained for a minimum of five years from date of purchase. Warranty handling is direct with the manufacturer — no third-party service network in the loop.

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