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JDS 15001 Dust-Gate Start-Up Kit 220V
List price: $90.92
Sale price: $69.99
You save: $20.93 (23%)
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: JDS
EAN: 0850808001293
Feature(s): Automatically turn your dust collector on or off by opening or closing Dust-Gates.Save steps, time, and energy.Safe low voltage wiring system.Easily installed onto 4" dust collector hose or pipe.Start-Up Kit includes: 1 Dust-Gate with switch and quick connectors, 1 Control Box, 100 ft. low voltage wire.
Label: JDS Company
List Price: $90.92
Manufacturer: JDS Company
Model: 15001
Package Dimensions:
Height: 5.9"
Width: 6.5"
Length: 5.9"
Weight: 4.5 lbs.
Product Group: Home Improvement
Publisher: JDS Company
Studio: JDS Company
UPC: 850808001293
Editorial Reviews
Product Description:
The JDS Dust Gate system is designed to turn on the dust collector when you open the Dust Gate on your woodworking machine, and turn off your dust collector when the gate is closed. The switches on all Dust Gates are wired to the Central Control Box so that when any of your gates are opened, the dust collector turns on. If several gates are open, the dust collector will not turn off until all gates are closed. Connections can be made with crimp connectors and wire nuts. Simply plug the Central Control Box into the proper electrical outlet, and then plug the dust collector into the Control Box. The Start Up Kit includes 1 Dust Gate, 1 Central Control Box, and 100 ft. of low voltage wire.
Customer Reviews Average rating - 3.0
Rating - 3 Date: 2007-01-09
Content: If you have a very limited number of tools hooked up and your ducting is 4" all along, this gadget is for you. It is relatively easy to install despite the poor documentation.
However, If you have a more complex installation, I would not recommend it. There is no bigger diameter blast get avaialble.
It is possible if you have some basic electrical skills to setup the system to work with tools that have more than one blast gate between them and the dust collector but this becomes very clunky to install.
Summary: Good idea, not very practial for system with more than couple tools
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