The DIVERSITECH hpr-3-2p is a two-piece, 3-inch gray heat pump riser designed to elevate condensers, heat pumps, and air handlers above ground level. Built to support up to 500 pounds, this riser lifts equipment above the snow line to prevent ice buildup and coil damage caused by condensate drainage during heat pump operation. Mounting is accomplished with butyl mastic for a secure, stable installation. Licensed HVAC technicians and refrigeration mechanics typically install this component during new equipment placement or seasonal equipment service.
Heat pump risers are standard equipment in cold-climate residential and light commercial HVAC installations. The two-piece design simplifies placement under installed or tight-clearance equipment. This riser is suited for ducted systems and supports air handlers as well as heat pump condensing units. Its gray color blends with typical equipment pad installations, and the 3-inch elevation is sized for applications requiring moderate lift above grade or pad level.
Key Features
3-inch elevation lifts equipment above snow accumulation and standing water
Two-piece design allows installation under existing or tight-clearance equipment
500-pound load capacity supports standard residential and light commercial units
Butyl mastic mounting method provides a secure, non-slip base
Gray finish suits standard outdoor equipment pad installations
Compatible with ducted heat pump and air handler applications
Compatibility
Designed as an OEM-style accessory riser for ducted heat pumps, condensing units, and air handlers requiring ground-level elevation support in residential and light commercial HVAC installations.
Installation Notes
Installation is typically performed by a licensed HVAC technician. Power down and lock out the unit at the disconnect before repositioning or placing equipment on the riser. Ensure the mounting surface is level and structurally sound before applying butyl mastic and setting the equipment. Follow all applicable local mechanical codes and manufacturer equipment placement guidelines.
