Tutorials & FAQs · 1:31
GRIT iVac Gate Control
Setup and configuration guide for using GRIT with iVac automated blast gates.
What this video covers
Setup and configuration guide for using GRIT with iVac automated blast gates.
Published 2023-10-05. Runtime: 1:31.
Continue with GRIT
Use the related Solution page for product options, retrofit details, and the next step for your shop.
Video guide
Key points and full transcript
Scan the main points and chapter list, or open the complete transcript below.
Key takeaways
- Existing iVac blast gates can remain in place when a shop adds GRIT automation.
- The GRIT iVac Gate Control connects between the existing iVac power supply and gate control input.
- The retrofit keeps prior gate hardware in service instead of requiring a rip-and-replace installation.
Chapters
- Keep existing iVac gates in service
- The GRIT iVac Gate Control
- Connect power and control wiring
- Mount the control and finish the retrofit
Read the full transcript2 timecoded passages
This machine-generated transcript was reviewed and lightly edited for product names, technical terms, and readability.
Hi everyone, my name is Marco Unieto with GRIT Automation. Today I want to show you the GRIT iVac Gate Control. Many shops already have iVac gates installed and want to keep that investment as part of the shop. The GRIT iVac Gate Control lets the GRIT system operate those existing gates without requiring them to be replaced. It's a really simple process. All you're gonna do is take the power supply that came with your iVac gate and you're gonna plug that into the input
and we've got a little jumper cable that jumps out and will supply power to the iVac gate and you'll use a control wire to plug in and this goes into the control input for the GRIT iVac control device and you can use some VHB tape and just stick this to your iVac system so it's that simple. Takes all of 20 seconds to hook this up and you're off to the races.
Tutorials & FAQs · 1:31
GRIT iVac Gate Control
Setup and configuration guide for using GRIT with iVac automated blast gates.
What this video covers
Setup and configuration guide for using GRIT with iVac automated blast gates.
Published 2023-10-05. Runtime: 1:31.
Continue with GRIT
Use the related Solution page for product options, retrofit details, and the next step for your shop.
Video guide
Key points and full transcript
Scan the main points and chapter list, or open the complete transcript below.
Key takeaways
- Existing iVac blast gates can remain in place when a shop adds GRIT automation.
- The GRIT iVac Gate Control connects between the existing iVac power supply and gate control input.
- The retrofit keeps prior gate hardware in service instead of requiring a rip-and-replace installation.
Chapters
- Keep existing iVac gates in service
- The GRIT iVac Gate Control
- Connect power and control wiring
- Mount the control and finish the retrofit
Read the full transcript2 timecoded passages
This machine-generated transcript was reviewed and lightly edited for product names, technical terms, and readability.
Hi everyone, my name is Marco Unieto with GRIT Automation. Today I want to show you the GRIT iVac Gate Control. Many shops already have iVac gates installed and want to keep that investment as part of the shop. The GRIT iVac Gate Control lets the GRIT system operate those existing gates without requiring them to be replaced. It's a really simple process. All you're gonna do is take the power supply that came with your iVac gate and you're gonna plug that into the input
and we've got a little jumper cable that jumps out and will supply power to the iVac gate and you'll use a control wire to plug in and this goes into the control input for the GRIT iVac control device and you can use some VHB tape and just stick this to your iVac system so it's that simple. Takes all of 20 seconds to hook this up and you're off to the races.