A connected dust volume control is a device used in industrial dust extraction systems to control and minimize the amount of dust released into the ambient air. Dust volume control usually works in conjunction with a dust filter or dust collection system that removes dust from the air. Dust volume control regulates the amount of dust that enters the dust collection system by controlling the airflow. The control usually consists of an electronic sensor that measures the concentration of dust in the air and adjusts the power of the extraction system accordingly. When the dust concentration in the air is high, the dust volume control increases the power of the extraction system to remove the dust more effectively. When the dust concentration is low, the power of the extraction system is reduced to save energy. The connected dust volume control offers many advantages. It helps reduce the environmental impact of dust by minimizing the release of dust into the surrounding air. This is especially important in areas such as woodworking, metalworking, and the chemical industry where large amounts of dust are produced. In addition, dust volume control can help reduce the operating costs of the dust extraction system by increasing the power of the extraction system only when it is really necessary.