Diversitech 3X36X48 Ultralite Equipment Pad 3x36x48

Product Description

The DIVERSITECH 3X36X48 ULTRALITE is a lightweight equipment support pad designed to provide a stable, level base for HVAC condensing units and other outdoor mechanical equipment. Measuring 3 inches thick by 36 inches wide by 48 inches long, this pad elevates and isolates equipment from direct ground contact, reducing vibration transfer and protecting unit bases from moisture and soil contact. HVAC technicians and mechanical contractors specify this pad for new installations and equipment replacements where a code-compliant, durable mounting surface is required.

This pad is suited for residential and light commercial HVAC installations, particularly outdoor condensing unit setups where a pre-formed, ready-to-place base is preferred over poured concrete or paver arrangements. The 3X36X48 ULTRALITE format is well matched to standard split-system condenser footprints and similarly sized outdoor refrigeration or mechanical units. Its reduced weight compared to concrete alternatives makes it practical for single-technician placement without additional lifting equipment.

Key Features

• Pre-formed pad eliminates the need for poured concrete on standard condenser installations
• Dimensions of 3 x 36 x 48 inches accommodate common residential and light commercial condenser footprints
• Lightweight construction reduces handling effort and speeds up installation
• Elevates equipment above grade to limit moisture contact at unit base
• Provides vibration isolation between equipment and ground surface

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation pad for residential and light commercial outdoor HVAC condensing units and similarly sized mechanical equipment requiring a 36 x 48 inch base support.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed HVAC technician or mechanical contractor. The installation surface should be level, compacted, and free of debris before placing the pad. Verify local mechanical and building codes for required equipment clearances and pad placement requirements. Power down all associated electrical circuits at the disconnect and breaker panel before working on or around the equipment being set.