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KSR 3.0

Kinetics Noise Control

22 05 48 Vibration and Seismic Controls for Plumbing Piping and Equipment

A roof curb noise and vibration control system that goes beyond internal isolation.

Discover the 3.0 Advantage

  • Customizable Flexibility: Adjustable springs ensure perfect leveling of any unit
  • Tailored Fit: Top channel options for various base rail depths
  • Effortless Installation: Factory-assembled parts and pre-assembled isolators make setup a breeze
  • Built-In Safety: Integrated seismic and wind restraints enhance security without extra labor
  • Code-Compliant: Engineered to meet the latest building code standards
  • Extra Assurance: Pre-installed restraint cables for high wind and seismic applications

KSR 3.0 isolation rails significantly reduce noise and vibration transmitted from rooftop equipment into roof structures by using equipment weight as an inertia mass to load high-deflection, free-standing, stable springs integrated with the continuous aluminum isolation rail system.

Kinetics KSR 3.0 mates with the outside of the manufacturer’s curb eliminating any internal interference.




Additional Information

KSR 3.0 Data Sheet
KSR 3.0 Installation Animation
KSR 3.0 Installation Partially Assembled


Contact Information

Phone: 18009591229


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