220v remotes

[Adelbert [OP]]

Where can I find a good 220V remote controlled switch in Canada for my Dust Collector?

[altiplano]

How many amp/HP rating do you need?

I bought one of these, maybe 3 or 4 years ago:

https://www.pennstateind.com/store/LR2244.html

No complaints, works great.

[[Scott]]

https://www.busybeetools.com/product...ctor-220v.html

I have had this one for many years. Works as it should.

[Randy in Calgary]

https://www.busybeetools.com/product...ctor-220v.html

I have had this one for many years. Works as it should.

Me too. Remote battery lasts seemingly forever. I've never changed it in at least 10 years.

[Dave in Edmonton]

I bought into the iVAC system.

https://www.kmstools.com/ivac-pro-sw...-20-amps-20039

I have the ~$50 remote and two ~$70 sensors. Automatically turns on when I turn on the table saw and the mitre saw. Manually have to push a button on a garage-door-opener type remote otherwise. No complaints. Probably was a waste to get the sensors, since I still have to remember to go open and close blast gates.

[mike66]

https://www.busybeetools.com/product...ctor-220v.html

I have had this one for many years. Works as it should.

I was looking at one of these as well. Unfortunately BusyBee is out of stock everywhere but New Westminster.
Mike

[billh]

Other product to consider:
iVAC PRO 240-Volt Remote Control For Dust Collectors: Amazon.ca: Tools & Home Improvement

I have used a iVAC product for years except it is one that senses the current to a tool plugged into it and then turns on the vacuum or DC or whatever. Works fine.

billh

[Jacques Gagnon]

I also use i-vac products. Work well and good customer service.

Jacques