Pedestal Pro Llc 36-APD-BLK Steel Ac Condenser Pedestal

Product Description

The PEDESTAL PRO LLC 36-APD-BLK is a 36-inch steel condenser pedestal designed for pad-mount installations of residential and light commercial air conditioning equipment. Finished in black, this pedestal elevates an outdoor condensing unit above the mounting pad, improving airflow clearance and reducing contact with standing water, ice, and debris. The steel construction provides a stable, load-bearing platform suited for permanent outdoor installation. HVAC technicians and mechanical contractors install this type of pedestal as part of a new equipment set or when replacing a deteriorated mount during a service call.

This pedestal is intended for outdoor pad-mount condenser applications where the unit requires elevation above a concrete or composite equipment pad. It is suited for residential split-system installations and light commercial rooftop or ground-level condenser placements where a standard 36-inch height is appropriate. The black powder-coat or painted finish helps resist corrosion in typical outdoor environments. Installers working in areas subject to flooding, heavy snowfall, or code-required equipment elevation will find this pedestal fits standard pad-mount setups.

Key Features

• 36-inch height raises condensing unit above pad level for improved clearance
• Steel construction provides a rigid, load-bearing platform for outdoor condenser units
• Black finish suited for standard outdoor equipment installations
• Pad-mount design compatible with concrete and composite equipment pads
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pedestal for outdoor pad-mounted air conditioning condensing units requiring a 36-inch elevation mount.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed HVAC technicians or mechanical contractors. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power to the condensing unit before repositioning or mounting the equipment on the pedestal. Verify the equipment pad is level and structurally sound before placing the pedestal and unit. Follow local mechanical codes and manufacturer equipment clearance requirements when determining final positioning.