HVAC Equipment Pads

Voomi Supply carries DiversiTech equipment pads, the brand most HVAC supply houses stock as the industry standard, in three main styles: UltraLite lightweight concrete pads, E-Lite plastic pads, and MP-series anti-vibration pads, in sizes from 16x36 up to 48x48 inches. A pad keeps an outdoor condenser or heat pump level and off bare soil, which reduces vibration, protects against ground moisture, and helps the unit drain properly. Every order ships with Voomi's 30-day return policy and free help sizing a pad to your unit.

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Pad Types We Carry

DiversiTech builds each pad style for a different trade-off between weight, cost, and stability:

Pad Type

Material

Best For

UltraLite

Lightweight proprietary concrete

Standard residential and light-commercial condensers, concrete's stability without full poured-concrete weight

E-Lite / plastic

Molded plastic or composite

Lightest option, easiest to carry and place, corrosion-resistant in wet or coastal locations

Standard concrete

Poured or precast concrete

Larger commercial units and installations needing maximum ballast weight

Anti-vibration (MP series, ISO-18)

Ribbed rubber or cork-rubber composite

Placed under or between the unit and pad to absorb vibration and reduce operating noise

 

Choosing the Right Pad

Work through these factors before ordering:

Factor

What to Check

Size and load capacity

The pad footprint and rated weight capacity need to match or exceed your unit's base dimensions and weight

Material type

Plastic/composite for lightweight and corrosion resistance; concrete or UltraLite for maximum stability

Installation surface

Confirm whether the pad sits on soil, gravel, or an existing concrete slab

Weather exposure

Coastal or high-moisture locations favor corrosion-resistant plastic or composite pads

Application type

Residential mini splits need less footprint than commercial package units or industrial equipment

 

Why DiversiTech

Nearly every equipment pad in this collection is DiversiTech, the manufacturer whose UltraLite and E-Lite lines have become the pads most HVAC contractors specify by name rather than by generic description. Sticking with one established manufacturer across pad styles means consistent sizing and load ratings, so you can mix plastic, concrete, and anti-vibration pads on the same job without guessing at compatibility. For other HVAC accessories and supplies, browse our HVAC Parts & Supplies collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Equipment pads are designed to provide a stable and level foundation for HVAC units and other equipment, protecting them from damage and helping to reduce vibration.

Our equipment pads are made from durable materials such as concrete, plastic, and composite materials, providing excellent support and weather resistance.

The size of the pad you need depends on the dimensions of your HVAC unit. Be sure to check the product details or consult our support team for guidance on selecting the correct size.

Yes, our equipment pads are suitable for both residential and commercial HVAC systems, ensuring proper support for a variety of equipment.

Yes, our equipment pads are designed for easy installation. Simply place the pad on a level surface, and you’re ready to go. If you need assistance, our customer support team can provide additional instructions.

Yes, an air conditioner pad is essential for providing a stable and level base. It helps prevent shifting, reduces vibration, and protects your HVAC system from ground moisture and damage.

  • Plastic/composite HVAC pads → lightweight, corrosion-resistant, easy to install
  • Concrete equipment pads → heavier, more stable, ideal for larger systems

Choosing the right air conditioning pad depends on your unit size and installation conditions.

Yes, a properly installed HVAC pad helps absorb vibrations and reduce noise, improving system performance and comfort.

High-quality equipment pads are designed to last many years. Composite pads resist weather and corrosion, while concrete pads offer long-term durability under heavy loads.

Yes, most air conditioner pads are built to withstand outdoor conditions, including rain, temperature changes, and UV exposure.

UltraLite pads use a proprietary lightweight concrete that's easier to handle and install than a full poured or precast concrete slab, while still offering more mass and stability than a plastic pad. Standard concrete pads weigh more and cost less per pad, making them a better fit where maximum ballast weight matters more than ease of handling.

Yes. Multi-unit orders qualify for quantity-based pricing, and contractors and service companies can set up a trade account for faster reordering. Contact our support team to get pricing on a bulk order or set up an account.