Actually, DrainVac did in fact discontinued the Pure Power line. I noticed just recently on NuTone's website that not only the central vacs aren't listed anymore but also they got rid of all their central vac products from the recent customer review responses by NuTone. I reached out to both NuTone and DrainVac for clarification and these are the responses I received.
From NuTone: "We have exited the central vacuum category and will not be coming out with new products. We now refer all central vacuum inquiries to Drainvac directly for more assistance. Here is the information we have been providing. As of August 31, 2023, we have discontinued our Broan-NuTone Venmar central vacuum product line. Please contact Drainvac for all your parts and product needs."
From DrainVac (through thinkvacuums.com): "Drainvac has purchased Nutone, they will be re-vamping them down the road. Right now all the machines that are left over out there are made in China. Relays and motors proprietary from China."
So basically, it sounds like we're expecting to get new products eventually from NuTone which I think is great! I wouldn't be surprised if they're going to be rebranded DrainVac units but certainly they're alot better than the PP units. I wouldn't mind if they went back to the CV line which I think were my personal favorite from NuTone, probably my third overall favorite bagged units or second favorite bottom emptying bagged units. Highly doubt they ever will but I just hope they won't ever bring back the VX line which I also doubt they ever will either. Or, we could see something that's entirely brand new which is a possibility. Or there's a possible chance they'd contract with another company to make cheaper units for NuTone since DrainVac is rather on the more expensive side. Anyways, we'll see what would also change for the accessories. I'm pretty sure the electric powerhead is gone now, wouldn't be surprised if they'll be equipped with the cheap ESSCO nozzle. I think the hoses and attachments will remain since they're all the same as what DrainVac uses. And I'm not sure if DrainVac is keeping the traditional NuTone inlets or not. I know there are plastic oval inlets Hayden makes that are labeled as DrainVac, not sure if they're still doing that anymore.