iVac Automated Dust Collection Systems

An iVac system automatically starts your dust collector when it detects that a connected power tool has been turned on, then shuts the collector off after a brief delay when the tool stops. This hands-free approach improves dust capture timing and eliminates the need to manually operate your dust collector between cuts.

The iVac Switch Box is a plug-and-play unit for single-tool setups running on 115 VAC at no more than 6 amps. The iVac Pro System supports multiple tools and collectors running at different voltages — 115 VAC or 240 VAC — using separate Pro Tool sensor and Pro Switch modules for each circuit.

No. The iVac Switch Box only supports 115 VAC equipment rated at 6 amps or less. For 240 VAC dust collectors or collectors drawing more than 6 amps, you need the iVac Pro System components.

You need an iVac Contactor if your dust collector motor draws more than 8 amps, regardless of voltage. The Contactor handles high-current loads and requires at least one 115 VAC Pro Switch to trigger it.

Yes. The iVac Pro System is compatible with table saws as long as you choose a Pro Tool sensor and Pro Switch rated for your saw's voltage and amperage. See our table saw accessories for complementary shop tools.

The iVac Pro System can handle multiple power tools served by a single dust collector. Each tool requires its own Pro Tool sensor, while the dust collector is controlled by a single Pro Switch — or a Contactor for high-draw motors.

Yes. The iVac Pro Remote gives you wireless manual control over your dust collector independently of the automatic tool-sensing trigger, useful when you want to run the collector without operating a power tool.

Yes. The iVac Fully Automated Pro Blast Gate integrates with the Pro System to automatically open the blast gate at the active tool when dust collection starts, then close it when the tool stops — keeping suction focused where it is needed.

The iVac Switch Box requires no wiring — it is a plug-and-play outlet box. The iVac Pro System components are hardwired but follow standard electrical connections; a basic understanding of shop wiring is helpful. Visit our woodworking blog for setup guidance.

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