Vibration pump support (pair)

The rubber supports for ULKA pump of the terrarium rainwater system are a small but very important accessory if you want a quieter, more stable and “pro” mounting. They are designed for screwing the ULKA pump to the terrarium (or to a technical support/furniture) reducing vibrations and, with it, the noise generated by the pump when in operation.

In vibration pump rain systems, part of the sound comes not only from the motor, but also from how the vibration is transmitted to the wood, glass or structure where it is mounted. With these anti-vibration mounts, The pump is better insulated and the perceived sound is usually significantly reduced, especially in indoor installations (living rooms, bedrooms or bookshelves).

✅ What are these rubber mounts for?

By installing the pump with anti-vibration rubber you get:

• less noise during irrigation

• less vibration transmission to the furniture/terrarium

• a more secure hold (prevents the pump from “dancing” over time)

• a tidier and easier-to-maintain assembly

This is especially useful if you schedule several short waterings per day and do not want the pump startup to be annoying.

🔧 Installation: to screw the pump where it suits you.

These ULKA rubber pump mounts are designed for mounting with screws, allowing you to fix the pump:

• to the side or back of a piece of furniture

• to a technical basis

• to an auxiliary structure next to the terrarium

You thus leave the pump in a stable spot, with better access to pipes and connections, and with less transmitted vibration.

🌿 Recommended for rainfall systems in tropical terrariums.

In tropical or bioactive terrariums, where misting is frequent, any noise improvement is appreciated. In addition, a firm mounting helps to protect the tubing circuit and fittings from repeated pulling or micro-movements.

👉 Find more rain system parts and components at. https://www.kanakydesign.com/.

Tip: if you also want to tune the noise, prevent the pump from directly touching the walls of the cabinet and leave a small clearance in the tubes so that they do not transmit vibration as a “bridge”.