| Question | Short answer | Jump |
|---|---|---|
| What items are included with the Nexus product? | Nexus baseplate, 1500mm PU tubing, Grabo Adapter (Nexus Grabo only) | ‣ |
| How do I use Grabo with Nexus? | Put Grabo on Nexus Baseplate, connect pods, activate Grabo, confirm gauge rise | ‣ |
| How do I setup my Grabo Adapter with my Grabo Pro Lifter 20 / Grabo NEMO? | Follow the installation guide for the supplied Grabo Adapter | SYS-GRP Grabo Adapter: Installation Instructions |
| Does Grabo need to stay on? | Usually yes. Cycling depends on material and seal quality | ‣ |
| Do I need to press down pods? | Light press seats gaskets and prevents rail lift / alignment drift | ‣ |
| Why does Grabo keep running? | Often normal. Porosity, seams, micro-leaks prevent auto-shutoff | ‣ |
| Special setup for SYS-GRP? | No. Nexus is passive. Multiple seals = some leakage/cycling expected | ‣ |
| Which Grabo model works best? | DeWalt and Pro-Lifter 20 both work. For sustained shop use, upgrade to a dedicated source | ‣ |
| Does Nexus work with the new Grabo Pro Brushless tool? | Compatible with Nexus for DeWalt Grabo, but fit isn’t optimal; dedicated baseplate coming late April 2026 | ‣ |
Included items
To generate vacuum, place your Grabo on top of the Nexus Baseplate and activate it as usual. Once the SYS-GRP vacuum pods (or another connected device) form a seal on your workpiece, you’ll see the pressure gauge on the Grabo rise—confirming that vacuum has transferred through the Nexus.