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iVAC CANDLE STICK SENSOR
The iVAC Candlestick Sensor, the ultimate solution for monitoring the status of your blast gate! Designed for both manual and automatic blast gates, this innovative device uses a simple yet effective visual indicator to show whether your gate is open or closed.
iVAC PRO TOOL ADVANTAGE PATCH KIT
The iVAC Pro TA Patch Cable Kit is a specialized accessory designed for the iVAC Pro Tool Advantage system, enabling connectivity with CNC controllers and facilitating system expansion.
The cable transmits a 5V DC signal through the tip, while the sleeve serves as the ground. This setup enables the iVAC Pro Tool Advantage to be triggered by a 5V signal, such as from a CNC controller. Additionally, it supports expanding the system to manage more than eight tools by working as a part of the required configuration.
iVAC 5" FLANGES
These flanges are sold as a pair and designed to fit onto our existing 6″ blast gate for users who have 5″ diameter piping in your ducted system.
BLAST GATE MANUAL WIRED REMOTE SWITCH
The Blast Gate Manual Wired Remote cable (MWR cable) is a 3M (10’) cable and can be used with any of the iVAC Pro automated blast gates.
It allows the blast gate to be manually opened or closed from a toggle switch.
iVAC FILL LEVEL METER
The iVAC Fill Level Meter (FLM) alerts users to the level of dust and debris in their collection bin of their two stage dust collection system. No more overfilled bins that clog up filters that can take hours to clean. Know before you start a task if your bin is near full or empty before starting a task rather than having to stop midway through. Simple to install and use. It has bright LED’s that indicate the level from the underside of your bin to the top of the debris.
iVAC GROUNDING KIT
The iVAC Grounding Kit is designed to reduce the electro-static charge build up inside PVC pipes of your dust collection system. These electrostatic charges can build over time and they will be dissipated via the point of the protruding screws that are connected to the conductive tape, which is grounded.