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Installing an iVAC Contactor

 

 

 
August 11, 2020 

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Place the power cable that will bring power from the source to the dust collector through the chosen 
gland and secure it by tightening the gland cover nut.  Connect the green ground wire in this cable to the 
ground bar in the bottom of the contactor enclosure.  

Connect the black wire in the cable to one of the L1, L2 or L3 terminals of the contactor.  It doesn’t 
matter which one you choose.  Connect the white wire in the cable to one of the remaining L terminals.  
Again it doesn’t matter which one.  The third terminal will be a spare if your dust collector is a single 
phase machine.  You will need the third terminal only if your dust collector is a 3 phase machine.  

Place the cable that will take power from the contactor to the dust collector through the other large 
cable gland and secure it by tightening the gland cover nut.  Connect the green ground wire to the 
ground bar in the bottom of the contactor enclosure.  Connect the black wire in this cable to the T 
terminal that matches the L terminal with the black wire.  (For instance, if you connected the black wire 
of the source cable to terminal L1, connect the black wire of the dust collector cable to terminal T1.) 
Connect the white wire of this cable to the T terminal that matches the L terminal with the white wire.  

Put the cover back on the iVAC Contactor.  

Summary of Contents for Contactor

Page 1: ... Power Dust Collectors and Minimum Run Time under the Tech Advice tab on the ivacswitch com website for an explanation of this option It is important that you not add too much additional cable to the dust collector power circuit when installing a contactor and that you use cable of adequate size for your dust collector A good rule of thumb is to use cable of the same type and wire gauge as supplie...

Page 2: ...actor enclosure Knock out the filler in the appropriate holes of the contactor enclosure and install the cable glands Mount the enclosure in your preferred location using round or pan head screws and a washer if necessary through the holes where the cover securing screws go Put the end of the control cable through the small gland and secure it by tightening the gland cover nut Connect the spade co...

Page 3: ... terminal will be a spare if your dust collector is a single phase machine You will need the third terminal only if your dust collector is a 3 phase machine Place the cable that will take power from the contactor to the dust collector through the other large cable gland and secure it by tightening the gland cover nut Connect the green ground wire to the ground bar in the bottom of the contactor en...

Page 4: ...d wire of this cable Loosen the clamp that holds the cable and remove the cable from the magnetic switch enclosure Install a new piece of cable into the magnetic switch and secure it by tightening the clamp Connect the black white and green wires of this new piece of cable to the same terminals to which the previously removed cable was connected Replace the cover on the magnetic switch Insert the ...

Page 5: ...e Remove any tape on the connections and remove the wire nuts If your dust collector has a terminal block here remove the wires of the motor cable from the terminals Disconnect the green ground wire and remove the cable from the junction box Feed the now free end of this cable into the iVAC Contactor enclosure through the gland and secure it by tightening the gland cover nut Connect the wires in t...

Page 6: ...both working If the dust collector started when you set the mode switch on the iVAC Switch to ON then set the mode switch to OFF to stop the dust collector Then set the mode switch to AUTO to allow the iVAC System to control your dust collector automatically Using the iVAC Contactor with an iVAC Switch Box model SB NA Install the iVAC Contactor with your dust collector using the instructions above...

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