Connecting Machine to Power Source

MODEL 50-866

SINGLE PHASE

INSTALLATION

WARNING: Installation by a qualified electrician is recommended to assure safe and proper wiring and product operation.

The motor rating for your single phase dust collector is 230 Volts, 5 H.P. Before connecting your dust collector to an electrical power system, be sure the electrical system agrees with the motor rating of the tool.

The single phase Model 50-866 Dust Collector is supplied with a motor and controller; however, it is not furnished with a power cord or plug. To connect the dust collector to a power system, proceed as follows:

1.Assemble the control box (A) Fig. 32, to the front of the side support (H) Fig. 33. Insert sheet metal screws

(B) Fig. 32, through holes in the controller box and thread the sheet metal screw into the side support and tighten securely.

2.Bring the power cord (not supplied) up through the large knockout hole (C) Fig. 32, in the control box (A) and connect the two power lines to terminals (D) and the green ground wire to ground screw (E). NOTE: THE

POWER CORD MUST BE INSERTED THROUGH THE BUSHING IN THE ACCESS HOLE (C), TIGHTEN THE ACCESS HOLE NUT OVER THE ACCESS HOLE TO HOLD THE POWER CORD IN PLACE.

3.Reassemble the cover onto the controller box (A) Fig. 33.

4.The ON/OFF buttons are located at the front of the control box. To start the machine, push “ON” button (F) Fig. 33. To stop the machine, push the “OFF” button (G).

Fig. 32

Fig. 33

50-866, 50-861 specifications

Delta 50-861 and Delta 50-866 are innovative benchtop tools that cater to the needs of woodworking enthusiasts and professionals alike. Aimed at providing precision, reliability, and versatility, these tools represent the pinnacle of modern woodworking technology.

Delta 50-861 is a powerful dust collector designed specifically for woodworking applications. With a robust 1.5 HP motor, it offers impressive suction power, capable of extracting dust and debris from multiple power tools simultaneously. This unit features a two-stage filtration system, which includes a 30-micron bag for coarse debris and a fine filter bag that captures particles down to 1 micron. This ensures a cleaner and healthier workspace, significantly reducing the risks associated with airborne dust.

On the other hand, Delta 50-866 is a highly advanced dust collector that builds upon the capabilities of the 50-861. It boasts a more powerful 1.75 HP motor, increasing its suction efficiency. The 50-866 also features a larger collection capacity with a 5-micron filter, which further enhances its ability to trap fine dust particles. This model is perfect for larger workshops and serious woodworkers who demand maximum performance and convenience.

Both models come equipped with a sturdy wheeled base, ensuring easy mobility around the workshop. They incorporate an easy-to-change bag system, allowing users to quickly switch out full bags without mess or hassle. Furthermore, they feature clear collection bags that provide instant visibility of the fill level, so users know when it’s time to empty the bags.

The Delta 50-861 and 50-866 also integrate an innovative noise reduction technology, making them surprisingly quiet for their power level. This feature allows users to work comfortably without excessive noise, which is crucial in maintaining a focused and productive working environment.

Overall, Delta 50-861 and 50-866 stand out due to their advanced features like powerful motors, dual-stage filtration systems, user-friendly designs, and advanced noise reduction technologies. These dust collectors are an ideal choice for anyone serious about woodworking, providing not just efficiency, but also ensuring a cleaner, safer workspace. Whether outfitting a home shop or a professional workshop, these models are engineered to meet the demands of a modern woodworker, making them invaluable investments for any timber working environment.