iVAC systems automatically control dust collectors and shop vacuums whenever an associated power tool is turned on - however big or small. They mitigate hazardous dust, automate dust collection, reduce distractions and make life in the workshop more safe, easier - and cleaner.

The iVAC Pro family of automated dust collector blast gates lets you control vacuum flows precisely and automatically. All of our blast gates are wireless, electrically driven and programmable. There are three methods of controlling an iVAC Pro Blast Gate:

The iVAC Pro Switch is at the heart of the iVAC automated dust control system. It automatically turns on your shop vacuum or dust collector when you turn on a tool that is connected to the iVAC system via an iVAC Pro Tool Plus or iVAC Pro Tool Advantage automatic sensor or …

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2010年1月25日 · iVAC Switch products automatically turn on your dust collector keeping your home workshop cleaner and healthier by reducing dust build-up and mitigating airborne dust particles; Easy-to-use, easy to install; You'll never say: "I'll clean it up later" again; Shop dust control is critical for workshops, and woodworking in general

2023年12月12日 · Let me show you how to go about connecting your dust collector to an iVac system and exactly what you'll need. In short, it all depends on the size of your dust collector's motor. We've made it easy for you to select the right iVac system using the flowchart below.

2011年1月17日 · At the heart of iVAC's system is the iVAC Pro Switch, which automatically activates your shop vacuum or dust collector when you turn on a tool that is connected to the system. iVAC's Pro Switch installation is simple! Just plug the unit into an outlet and plug the shop vacuum or dust collector in to the switch.

The heart of the iVAC Pro automated dust control system. Automatically turns on your shop vacuum or dust collector when you turn on a tool that is connected to the iVAC system via an iVAC Pro Tool Plus, an iVAC Pro Remote or iVAC Tool interface. Each iVAC Pro Switch can accept signals from up to 8 different tools to form a system.

Controlled from a 115 volt iVAC Pro Switch or an iVAC Switch Box; Supplied with three cable entry clamps and a control cable; The iVAC Contactor can withstand start-up currents of up to 150 Amps; Maintain a running current of up to 40 Amps; Rated to operate at up to 600Vac in either single or three phase mode; Still not sure?