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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 buildup over time and they will be dissipated via the point of the protruding screws that are connected to the conductive tape, which is grounded.

This kit consists of:

1. 50 Meters (160 ft) of conductive fabric tape with conductive self-adhesive.
2. 50 Washer head self-tapping screws.
3. 10 Ring terminals
4. 2 Meters (6 ft) of a ground wire

Installation method:

1. Apply the conductive tape along the PVC pipe; make sure the surface is free of oil, grease, and dust before applying.
2. Install static discharge screws every 1 meter (3ft) along the PVC pipe by pre-drilling 1.5mm (1/16”) hole through the tape. Install washer head screws by hand or power tool with extreme caution. Do not over tighten the screw as it may tear the tape.
3. The tape is highly conductive and should overlap at run-offs and at all junctions. Screws should be applied for a more secure electrical connection, to avoid delaminating and aid in static discharge.
4. Continuous conductive tape should be applied over iVAC Pro Blastgate as illustrated.
5. Install ground wire with the Ring terminal to a reliable electrical ground. (i.e ground of the wall socket as shown) Instructions

Automatically detects when your power tool is turned on by sensing the magnetic field around the tool's power cord, and sends a wireless signal to the iVAC Pro Switch to turn on the dust collector. One required per power tool. Works with all types of tools, regardless of voltage or current requirements. Power adapter included.

OUR IVAC PRO TOOL PLUS DUST COLLECTOR AUTO SENSOR IS THE EASY WAY TO CONNECT TOOLS TO A DUST COLLECTION CONTROL SYSTEM.

AUTOMATE YOUR DUST COLLECTOR WITH THE IVAC PRO DUST COLLECTOR REMOTE SWITCH!

The only expandable dust collector remote control switch on the market. Lets you grow into a complete iVACPro system. And it’s capable of reliably driving 1.5HP (115V) and 2HP (240V) dust collectors. Now that’s power!

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. Up to 4 iVAC Pro systems can operate independently in the same workshop. 115V/20A.

Dust collector blast gates let you control a dust collection system’s vacuum pressure in order to achieve maximum suction at a desired tool station. Here’s how they work:

• at each key tool station, a hose is attached to the tool and routed to the main dust collector vacuum
• for each hose run, a gate is installed that can be opened or closed. The gate is usually close to the power tool for easy access
• in older systems these gates were mechanical in nature and were activated manually, that is, each gate had to be opened or closed to maximize vacuum pressure at the desired tool station. Indeed, such manually operated gates still exist today.
• the blast gates are typically closed. When one gate is opened all vacuum pressure is made available to that tool station

With today’s high efficiency dust collection systems, multiple blast gates can be opened at the same time. In some instances, it’s even recommended that more than one gate be opened to prevent a system from literally collapsing. So, how do you take account of all of these issues in a modern, well equipped workshop?

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

Fully Automatic: when the power tool is turned on, the iVAC Tool Interface (Pro Tool Plus Auto Sensor) sends a wireless signal instructing the iVAC Pro Switch to turn on the Dust Collector, and this same signal is used to instruct the blast gate to open. When the power tool turns off it instructs the blast gate to close.

iVAC Pro Remote: in this mode an iVAC Pro Remote is used to send the Open and Close commands to the pro blast gate.

Remotely from a wired cable: in this mode the operation of a toggle switch on a wired cable will instruct the blast gate to open or close.