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Trovac 15A 220V Central Vacuum Control Board with LED and Speaker Connection

Trovac 15A 220V Central Vacuum Control Board with LED and Speaker Connection

Regular price $79.99 USD
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SKU:ELECIR905V

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ELECIR905V is a 15-amp, 220-volt central vacuum control board with a wire connection point, a speaker connection, and an onboard LED indicator, the rating that separates it from the lower-amperage board in the same Trovac range.

  • Part: ELECIR905V
  • Rating: 15 A, 220 V
  • Connections: wire and speaker
  • Indicator: onboard LED

These boards are matched to the electrical rating of the unit they control rather than interchanged across ratings, so read the amperage and voltage off your existing board or the unit's own rating plate before ordering, since a board rated for the wrong supply can damage the motor it is meant to protect.

If the LED stops lighting or the speaker signal drops while the vacuum motor keeps running normally, the control board is the more likely point of failure to check first, since those two functions run through the board rather than the motor windings. Confirm the board's rating against the unit before swapping it in, since fitting the wrong voltage board risks damage well beyond the board itself.