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Hi! The GRIT Air Quality device uses the Powermatic's RF signal to send 'on' commands.

@@gritautomation the fan has different power settings. Regular, medium, and high. Can it turn it on to high? Id prefer for it to always be on high mode.

@@LostBoyLA Yes, you can set up the activation fan speed as part of the configuration.

@@gritautomation Thats cool. Does it have ranges as well? For example lets say if the particulates are less that X amount then I want it to be low but if its over then I want it to be high?

Also, I don't have any blast gates (yet) in my system. However I would like it to start going if I turn on a specific tool. That being said, do the grit triggers require a blast gate to work?

Could you give me more information so that I can search our inbox for you?

Hi! The ability to delay the closing of gates after a tool is turned off is a configurable setting in the GRIT App.

@@gritautomation Thank you for rly. Looks very good product and design.

I’m a hobbyist and I’m integrating GRIT into my shop. The ability to lock all my tools for a little over 1000 is absurdly low insurance and piece of mind, notwithstanding the ability to automate DC and gates.

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@@gritautomation I’m planning on it

Oh awesome! Where did you see us?!

@@gritautomation good friend Jason Bent from Bent’s Woodworking

It's funny you say that! That was actually our first solution after the near-miss. The issue with that solution was that originally there were other things on the same circuit. Then, I kept forgetting to actually turn it off when I wasn't out there in my shop. That's the beauty of automation; it takes that mental load off my plate!

@@gritautomation Also, it typically is not recommended that you use a circuit breaker routinely as a disconnect. It will certainly work but it decreases the life of the breaker. I have disconnects in line between my breakers and my equipment. I primarily put these in so that when I left the shop for the day, I could flip off all of the disconnects in case we had a bad lightning storm come through during the night or when we were away from home. I do wish though that I would have found a more automated way to hit a switch by my door that would turn off all of the disconnects instead of having to walk around to each machine.