HPF-1 / Flagship Studio Trainer

Everest

Name: Everest (HPF-1)
Brand: HPFN Tech
SKU: HPF-1

Studio Hypoxic Trainer

FlagshipSingle-stationBi-modal

The reference-grade hypoxic trainer for boutique studios and elite-performance facilities. Bi-modal hypoxic and hyperoxic switching, software-controlled altitude from 1 to 5.5 km, with live SpO₂ monitoring and athlete profiles on a 12.5-inch touch interface. Built for one athlete at a time, with the session-level control elite coaches demand.

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Product names (Everest, Kilimanjaro, Matterhorn, Kailash) reflect HPFN's altitude-training mission. Actual simulated altitude range is specified per product.

HPF-1

1 – 5.5 km

Simulated altitude range

10.4 – 20.9 %

O₂ concentration, software-controlled

60 L/min

Continuous flow output

12.5 "

Touchscreen interface

AC 220 V

Standard mains, no plumbing

01 / Overview

A studio-grade altitude lab, built for one.

What Everest is, what makes it different, and where it fits in the HPFN lineup.

Everest is a closed-loop normobaric hypoxic generator that delivers controlled low-oxygen air through a mask interface, with real-time biofeedback streamed to a 12.5-inch touchscreen.

What makes it different: bi-modal switching between hypoxic (altitude simulation) and hyperoxic (recovery / oxygen therapy) modes within a single session. Most studio units do one or the other.

Who it's for: boutique studios, S&C coaches working one-on-one with athletes, longevity clinics, and pro teams running individual recovery protocols.

Why it's the flagship: the deepest session control, the broadest altitude range, the largest interface and the most thorough athlete profiling across HPFN's lineup.

12.5-inch touchscreenAthlete profiles, protocols, live feedback.

Bi-modal outputHypoxic and hyperoxic in one session.

Bluetooth biofeedbackSpO₂ and HR inputs, paired in seconds.

Closed-loop O₂ sensorAuto-corrects to target altitude.

Quiet-runningUnder 50 dB at one metre.

02 / Specifications

Engineered to the spec sheet.

Full performance, control, operation, physical, and certification data for HPF-1 Everest.

Performance

Simulated altitude range

1,000 – 5,500 m (3,280 – 18,045 ft)

O₂ concentration range

10.4% – 20.9% (selectable, 0.1% steps)

Continuous flow rate

60 L/min Verify

Hyperoxic boost mode

Up to 35% O₂

Altitude transition time

< 90 s to target

Control

Interface

12.5″ capacitive touchscreen

Software

HPFN Altitude OS

Athlete profiles

Unlimited, cloud-synced

Biometric inputs

SpO₂, heart rate (Bluetooth)

Session logging

Automatic, exportable (CSV / PDF)

Operation

Concurrent users

Power

AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz, ~700 W Verify

Plumbing

None required

Noise level

< 50 dB at 1 m Verify

Operating temperature

5 – 40 °C Verify

Physical

Dimensions

80 × 50 × 130 cm (W × D × H) Verify

Weight

72 kg Verify

Casing

Powder-coated steel, medical-grade finish Verify

Mobility

Locking castors Verify

Certification

CMA

Certified

Compliant

IEC 60601

Aligned (medical electrical safety)

FCC / IC

Certification in progress

All specs subject to firmware version. Current shipping firmware: HPFN Altitude OS v3.4.

Download the full spec sheet (PDF)

03 / Applications

Where Everest works.

Six environments built around single-athlete session depth, monitored programming, and exportable data.

Boutique fitness studios

Premium altitude programming for one-on-one or small-group coaching.

Sports performance facilities

Single-athlete session depth for elite training environments.

Strength & conditioning coaches

Athlete profiling, protocol libraries, exportable session data.

Sports science labs

Lab-grade altitude simulation with full data export for research protocols.

Longevity & wellness clinics

Hypoxic and hyperoxic therapies in one platform, monitored end-to-end.

Pro team recovery rooms

Single-athlete recovery sessions between competition windows.

04 / Software

The system, commanded.

Every Everest unit ships with HPFN Altitude OS — facility dashboard, athlete companion app, and live biofeedback on every session.

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Live sessionProtocolsAthletesReportsSettings

Live session · Everest00:14:32

Altitude

2,500 m

O₂

15.4%

SpO₂

94%

96 bpm

Athlete profiles

Save individual protocols, baselines, and historical sessions for every user.

Live session control

Adjust altitude, O₂, and mode mid-session with one-touch responsiveness.

Biofeedback integration

SpO₂ and heart rate streamed live; automatic alerts on physiological thresholds.

Data export

Session logs in CSV, PDF reports, and direct integration with leading sports-science platforms.

See HPFN Altitude OS

05 / What's Included

Out of the crate.

Every Everest order ships ready to commission, with hardware, software, consumables, training and support included.

Everest hypoxic trainer unit
12.5″ integrated touchscreen with HPFN Altitude OS pre-installed
2× hypoxic training masks (S, M, L sizes available)
Bluetooth SpO₂ finger sensor
Bluetooth heart-rate strap
Athlete profile cloud sync (HPFN Altitude OS account)
Installation and on-site commissioning
Operator training (2 staff, half-day, on-site or remote)
2-year manufacturer warranty
Lifetime technical support and firmware updates
Spare consumables kit (filters, mask seals, tubing)

06 / Compare

The right altitude for your floor.

Four products, one platform. Use this table to find the right HPFN unit for your space and programming.

	HPF-1 Everest You're here	HPF-2 Kilimanjaro	HPF-3 Matterhorn	HPF-4 Kailash
Form factor	Floor-standing	Modular rack	Compact cabinet	Tent enclosure
Concurrent users	1	Up to 4	1	1 (sleep)
Altitude range	1 – 5.5 km	1 – 4 km	1 – 4 km	1 – 3 km
Flow rate	60 L/min	200 L/min (combined)	30 L/min	40 L/min
Interface	12.5" touch	10" touch + tablet	7" touch	App only
Best for	Studios, elite training	Group classes, gym floors	Clinics, home pros	Live-high protocols
Starting price	On request	On request	On request	On request

Not sure which is right? Talk to us

07 / Questions

Common questions about Everest.

Eight answers to the questions buyers ask before placing an order.

01How is normobaric hypoxic training different from hyperbaric or hypobaric chambers?

Normobaric systems like Everest reduce the oxygen percentage in air at normal atmospheric pressure — the same physiological stimulus as altitude, without the cost, footprint, or safety complexity of pressurized chambers.

02Can more than one athlete use Everest at the same time?

Everest is designed for one athlete per session. For group or multi-station programming, see Kilimanjaro (HPF-2).

03What's the lead time from order to delivery?

Standard lead time is 6 – 8 weeks from order confirmation. Expedited delivery is available on request.

04What does installation look like?

Everest ships pre-configured. HPFN provides on-site commissioning and operator training as part of the included service. Total install time is typically half a day.

05What's the warranty and ongoing support?

2-year manufacturer warranty on all hardware. Lifetime software updates and technical support. Annual maintenance service plans available.

06What certifications does Everest hold?

CMA certified (China's national testing authority), CE compliant, IEC 60601 aligned. FCC and IC certifications are in progress for North American market readiness.

07Is hypoxic training safe?

Properly programmed normobaric hypoxic training is a well-studied intervention with decades of peer-reviewed literature behind it. Everest's closed-loop SpO₂ monitoring and automatic safety thresholds add hardware-level protection on top of protocol-level safety practices.

08Can I see Everest before buying?

Yes — request a virtual demo or, for qualified buyers, an in-person visit to HPFN's Hefei facility. Trade-show appearances are listed on the News & Research page.

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