Air Lift WirelessOne

When trying to connect to the app you need to pull the fuse then reinstall that will put the unit into search mode then it will connect to the app. Once connected you shouldn’t have any more issues connecting each time. But the very first time you try you need to make sure the unit is in pair mode by pulling the fuse first. The only improvement I would like to see is making the app Apple CarPlay friendly. Then I would give it a 5 to have complete control on my dash.

Connects just fine but depending on how you’ve wired the system you will either need to pull the fuse or connect the app as soon as you hook up the power. App is easy to use and useful. I’m docking 1 Star since the power cycling procedure could be better described for the less mechanically inclined among us.

The app works like it is supposed to. You need to open the app, then go to devices. Click on the compressor. Before hitting enable, you must first pull the fuse out and reinstall it. This gives you a 3 minute window to then hit enable and pair with the compressor. The app is a bit vague on what power cycling is. Hope this helps some of you.

Performs as expected. Wish it would give a real time pressure reading. The app only provides a real time pressure reading when the compressor is running.

The app works great. Easy to pair, just read the instructions. As another has said it would be nice to see real time pressure.