​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 an iVAC Remote.

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Each iVAC Pro Switch can accept signals from up to 8 different tools to form a system – more than enough for the typical workshop. And up to 4 iVAC Pro systems can operate independently in the same workshop. Tools can be stationary, such as a cabinet saw, or hand held, such as a sander or router. In fact any tool that has a dust collection port can be used with the iVAC system.

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Installation is simple and involves plugging the unit into an outlet and connecting the shop vacuum or dust collector to the iVAC Pro Switch. Each power tool requires an iVAC Pro Tool Plus, or an iVAC Remote, to communicate with the iVAC Pro Switch.

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iVAC Pro Switch versions are listed below. The version that’s right for you depends on the size of your dust collector or shop vacuum. The information you need may be found in your shop vacuum/dust collector user guide.​​

Features

• Variable turn off time, can be set to 5, 15 or 45 seconds

• 1.5 second turn on delay to avoid power surges and tripped breakers

• Multi-switch capability allows independent iVAC Pro Switches to

        operate in the same or even adjacent workshops

• Available in two different power variants to accommodate different

        dust collector voltages

• An iVAC Contactor unit is available for dust collectors higher than

        1 HP – contact iVAC for details if you have questions

• iVAC Pro Switch is not compatible with dust collectors with

        magnetic switch or magnetic starters

Contents

• iVAC Pro Switch

• QR Code User Guide