Ortis Automatic Vacuum Switch — Dual Tool Outlets, Auto Delay, and Circuit Overload Prevention

Overview

In busy workshops, the Ortis Automatic Vacuum Switch helps you manage dust collection and tool power more smoothly. It combines two tool outlets with smart auto switching so you can focus on your project without juggling cords or power strips.

What it offers for your workflow

This device is designed to streamline your setup and keep your workspace cleaner by coordinating a vacuum with your tools. The auto mode smoothly starts the vacuum when you power up a tool and can help reduce airborne dust in the work area.

• Two dedicated tool outlets enable simultaneous operation without extra power strips
• Three operation modes: automatic, on, and off with auto switching for flexible control
• Automatic delay: 1-second startup delay and 7-second shutdown delay in auto mode
• Potentially lowers dust exposure and minimizes interruptions from circuit overloads

Easy installation and mounting

Installation is designed to be straightforward, with two reliable mounting options. You can choose screw fastening for a secure fit or traceless wall-mounting adhesive for a clean look and quick setup.

• Screw-fixed mounting for durability and long-term use
• Traceless wall-mounting adhesive for a quick, tool-friendly install
• UL-certified 14AWG power cords rated for 30A and higher, with robust copper cores

Safety, compatibility, and performance

Built with reinforced copper cores and flame-retardant outer casing, the switch is designed to minimize heat buildup while delivering steady performance. It supports a wide range of tools—from handheld routers to large shop saws—up to a max of 120V/15A (1875W).

• Compatibility with diverse cutting tools, including routers, joiners, and saws
• Max motor rating: 120V/15A (1875W)
• Safety-focused construction for reliable daily use

Overall, the Ortis Automatic Vacuum Switch offers practical enhancements for your workshop routine. It presents possibilities for a smoother startup, a cleaner workspace, and easier management of multiple tools—without promising guaranteed outcomes.