High -- Above 23.5%
Normal -- 20.8% to 21%
Low -- Below 19.5%
Dangers of High Oxygen Levels
Increased combustibility of materials not normally combustible
Long term exposure can cause Oxygen Toxicity
Dangers and Symptoms of Low Oxygen Levels
12% to 16% -- Causes deep breathing, increased heart rate, poor attention, and poor coordination
10% to 14% -- Faulty judgment, intermittent breathing, rapid fatigue, very poor coordination, cyanosis
6% to 10% -- Nausea and vomiting, loss of movement, loss of consciousness, death
Below 6% -- Spasmodic breathing, convulsive movements, and death in approximately eight (8) minutes with coma in forty (40) seconds