Draining air receivers

Draining is the process of releasing all remaining compressed air out of air receivers, ready for transport or storage.

We recommend that you only drain air receivers once outside, as a small amount of water that has condensed may come out at the same time, potentially damaging carpets or flooring.

Draining Pulse 2.0 air receivers

Pulse 2.0 air receivers can be drained by clicking Drain air receivers from the Home screen. You can then set the desired target pressure to drain down to, defaulting to empty.

Any connected Pulse 2.0 air receivers will have their main release valve opened and air will slowly be released into the atmosphere.

Pulse 2.0 air receivers must be powered and connected to the controller to enable draining.

Draining Pulse 3.0 air receivers

Pulse 3.0 air receivers only have a manual drain valve and cannot be drained using the software. To drain a newer air receiver, the drain valve should be manually opened using the switch on the top of the air receiver.

Refer to draining air receivers to learn how to drain a Pulse 3.0 air receiver.