iVac Pro Switches

An iVac Pro Switch is an automatic tool-control device that detects when a connected power tool starts, then triggers your dust collector or shop vacuum to run — and stops it after the tool shuts off. It eliminates the need to manually operate a second switch every time you use a tool.

The iVac Pro Switch 115VAC works with standard household-voltage tools, while the iVac Pro Switch 240VAC is designed for 240-volt stationary machines like cabinet saws and large planers. Always match the switch voltage to your tool's voltage.

The iVac Contactor is used when your dust collector requires more current than the iVac Pro Switch can directly handle. It receives the trigger signal from the switch and uses a separate power contactor to safely switch high-capacity collectors up to 10 horsepower.

Yes. An iVac Pro Switch can be installed to automatically start your dust collector or shop vacuum whenever the router is running, which is particularly useful during router table operations where both hands are occupied guiding the workpiece.

One iVac switch per tool is the standard approach for a shop with multiple machines and a single central dust collector. Multi-piece system packs in the iVac collection bundle switches and blast gates to simplify outfitting a full shop.

Yes. iVac Pro Switches communicate wirelessly with iVac automated blast gates, so the gate serving the active tool opens in sync with the collector starting — and closes when the tool and collector stop.

iVac Pro Switches work with most standard dust collectors and shop vacuums. Verify that your collector's voltage and current draw fall within the switch's rated specifications. For large-capacity collectors, use the iVac Contactor in combination with the switch.

iVac products ship under Infinity Tools' standard shipping schedule. See the shipping policies page for current timelines and delivery options.

Yes. Submit a price-match request on the price-matching page with the competing offer and Infinity Tools will review it for eligible products.

The Infinity Tools Learn blog covers dust collection system planning including switch placement, blast gate layout, and duct sizing for common shop configurations.