CLEAR STYLE Anti Vibration Pads, Rubber Pads Vibration Absorbing for AC Plastic and Rubber Mounting, Bracket for Outdoor Units Mini Split System Condensers

quiet, and acts as a better platform than a solid pieceit actually lets air flow through the bottom, making it coolerand less things to vibratemy condenser is brand new, seer 22.8 mini split system, and it runs super quiet, maybe partially due to these mountsthe soft pads from the pioneer system are softer than the pads on these but i believe these will last longer

Excellent for mini split condenser, prevents the vibration , rattling and levels apparatus. So it does move with vibration. My second set I buy. Working great on both units

Does the job, mounts appear to be of high quality. Loses 1 star because the mounting hardware does not appear to be galvanized so they may rust.

Rubber pad on top and bottom worked well, fit just right. Used to mount pool pump.

Only the small piece on top (about the thickness of 3-4 stacked quarters) is rubber, and the rest is hard plastic, reducing the effectiveness substantially, especially at the low frequencies I was aiming to quench when compressor is at minimum speed... The description is not clear at all on this, and sadly I made this discovery well after Amazon's return window has closed.TLDR: For a full soft rubber product, look elsewhere.

Great for lifting the outdoor unit, so the drain line can access the bottom of the compressor. Excellent quality too!

These did not stop the low frequency hum of my small minisplit that was on a shelf connected to the side if my house! The minisplit was vibrating and resonating my entire wall. I did have the bolts too tight. I loosened the bolts, added rubber gaskets which helped. I Ended up replacing these with the fully rubber style. If vibration isn't as critical, these would probably work fine.

First, the actual rubber portion for dampening sounds and vibration is just the very thin layer on top, the rest is all hard plastic. Not as much dampening rubber as what came with the unit.Second, the design makes it impossible to get to the head of the mounting bolt once the AC is mounted, so if that bolt vibrates loose, there's no way to tighten without unmounting the entire AC unit, so huge design flaw. Not at all easy to access even during initial install. If you use a screw instead of a bolt, what you're screwing into is a very thin piece of plastic.Lastly, the design of the base of the units makes it so that you have to use a smaller bolt/screw than would be ideal, and the head room at the top is very tight for tools. I ended up not using mine in the end due to these flaws.

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