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AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery) BACnet points list

Updated 6 November 2026

Short answer

The ER-3 controls AbsolutAire make-up air units with heat recovery, supply and exhaust fans, burner and optional cooling. It joins a BACnet MS/TP network with a device instance built from its DIP-switch MAC address. The BMS writes the fan command, HVAC mode, occupancy, setpoints and fan speed or space temperature overrides, and reads temperatures, humidity, heat recovery effectiveness and energy, fan and heat status and many alarm objects.

This page lists 88 BACnet objects for the AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery) — 21 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from AbsolutAire’s own free documentation, linked below.

Manufacturer
AbsolutAire
Model
ER-3 control system (energy recovery)
Equipment
Energy recovery make-up air unit controller
Equipment type
Rooftop units, AHUs & DOAS
BACnet objects
88 (21 writable)
Transport
BACnet MS/TP
Firmware
Not stated
Default device instance
3640 followed by the MAC address (e.g. MAC 25 = 364025)
Also known as
ER-3, Smart-Vue
Source document
ER-3 User Guide - Network Integration / Network Points List · ER-3 User Guide 121621
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Reference only, provided as-is: verify against AbsolutAire’s current documentation and the live device before use. Not official AbsolutAire information. Terms of use.

BMS integration notes: AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery)

Integration in brief

Write network Fan Command (MV 21) to enable/disable the unit, network Occupancy Command (MV 23) and network HVAC Mode (MV 22), plus the heat/cool setpoints (AV 36-39). Writing 255 to the fan speed or space temperature overrides (AV 47-49) returns them to automatic control. Read discharge temperature, fan and heat status and the alarm multistates.

Minimum points to map

The short list most integrators start with — enough to run the unit from a BMS. Map more as the job needs.

ObjectNameWhyAccess
MV 21network Fan CommandFan command; enables or disables the unitWrite
MV 23network Occupancy CommandOccupied, Unoccupied or Follow ScheduleWrite
MV 22network HVAC ModeHVAC mode: Vent, Heat or CoolWrite
AV 36network Occupied HeatOccupied heat setpointWrite
AV 38network Occupied CoolOccupied cool setpointWrite
BV 24network Burner ResetBurner lockout reset (pulse 3 s)Write
BV 25Supply Fan StatusSupply fan runningRead
AV 50Discharge TemperatureDischarge air temperatureRead
MV 41Burner Lockout AlarmBurner lockout alarmRead
MV 26Supply Fan Not Responding AlarmSupply fan failed to startRead

Enable & remote start

MV 21 network Fan Command is the point the guide says to use to enable or disable the unit.

Sensors & values from the BMS

AV 49 network Space Temperature overrides the local space temperature (255 = local). AV 57 shows the local value and AV 66 the value used for control. AV 47/48 override supply and exhaust fan speed (255 = automatic).

Network setup

Watch out for

AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery) BACnet objects

Type: AI, AO, AV, BI, BO, BV, MI/MO/MV (multi-state) · Access: Read read-only, Write writable, Command writable with a priority array.

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AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery) BACnet Points List
DescriptionStates
AV1Config Condenser Low ScaleUnit configuration variable, do not write°FRead
AV2Config Condenser High ScaleUnit configuration variable, do not write°FRead
AV3Config Stage Delay MinutesUnit configuration variable, do not writeminRead
AV4Config Supply CFMUnit configuration variable, do not writecfmRead
AV5Config Exhaust CFMUnit configuration variable, do not writecfmRead
AV6Config Design Temp RiseUnit configuration variable, do not write°FRead
AVmin36network Occupied HeatOccupied heat setpoint°FWrite
AV37network Unoccupied HeatUnoccupied heat setpoint°FWrite
AVmin38network Occupied CoolOccupied cool setpoint°FWrite
AV39network Unoccupied CoolUnoccupied cool setpoint°FWrite
AV40network Minimum DischargeMinimum discharge temperature°FWrite
AV41network Maximum DischargeMaximum discharge temperature°FWrite
AV42network Building Pressure Set PtBuilding pressure setpointinH2OWrite
AV43network Heat Lockout Set PointHeat lockout setpoint°FWrite
AV44network Cool Lockout Set PointCool lockout setpoint°FWrite
AV45network Low Temp Set PtLow temperature alarm setpoint°FWrite
AV46network Low Temp DelayLow temperature alarm delayminWrite
AV47network Supply Fan SpeedSupply fan speed override 0-100 %, 255 = auto%Write
AV48network Exhaust Fan SpeedExhaust fan speed override 0-100 %, 255 = auto%Write
AV49network Space TemperatureNetwork space temperature; 255 = use local°FWrite
AVmin50Discharge TemperatureCurrent discharge air temperature°FRead
AV51Exhaust TemperatureCurrent exhaust air temperature°FRead
AV52Outside TemperatureCurrent outside temperature°FRead
AV53Outside HumidityCurrent outside humidity%RHRead
AV54Return TemperatureCurrent return air temperature°FRead
AV55Return HumidityCurrent return humidity%RHRead
AV56Heat Recovery Supply TemperatureAir temperature leaving the heat recovery section°FRead
AV57Local Space TemperatureLocal space temperature, without network override°FRead
AV58Cooling Coil Exit TemperatureCooling coil leaving air temperature°FRead
AV59Building PressureCurrent building pressureinH2ORead
AV60Heat CommandCurrent heat command%Read
AV61Energy Recovery CommandHeat recovery face/bypass damper command%Read
AV62Energy Recovery EffectivenessCurrent heat recovery effectiveness%Read
AV63Energy RecoveredEnergy recoveredBtu/hRead
AV64Active Cooling StagesNumber of active cooling stagesRead
AV65Cooling CommandCurrent cooling command%Read
AV66Control Space TemperatureSpace temperature used for control, incl. network override°FRead
BV1Config Schedule AvailableUnit configuration variable, do not writeReadActive=YES, Inactive=NO
BV2Config OA DFS AvailableUnit configuration variable, do not writeReadActive=YES, Inactive=NO
BV3Config RA DFS AvailableUnit configuration variable, do not writeReadActive=YES, Inactive=NO
BV4Config Space Sensor TypeUnit configuration variable, do not writeReadActive=REMOTE WIRED, Inactive=WITHIN HMI
BV5Config Cooling Coil Sensor UsedUnit configuration variable, do not writeReadActive=YES, Inactive=NO
BV6Config LTL AvailableUnit configuration variable, do not writeReadActive=YES, Inactive=NO
BV7Config Stage Timer UsedUnit configuration variable, do not writeReadActive=YES, Inactive=NO
BV8Config MWS AvailableUnit configuration variable, do not writeReadActive=YES, Inactive=NO
BV21network Cycle OccupiedCycle unit on space temperature when occupiedWriteActive=YES, Inactive=NO
BV22network Cycle UnoccupiedCycle unit on space temperature when unoccupiedWriteActive=YES, Inactive=NO
BV23network Control TypeUnit control typeWriteActive=SPACE, Inactive=DISCHARGE
BVmin24network Burner ResetBurner reset; pulse Reset for 3 s to clear a lockoutWriteActive=RESET, Inactive=NORMAL
BVmin25Supply Fan StatusCurrent supply fan statusReadActive=ON, Inactive=OFF
BV26Exhaust Fan StatusCurrent exhaust fan statusReadActive=ON, Inactive=OFF
BV27Heat StatusCurrent heat statusReadActive=ON, Inactive=OFF
MV1Config Building Pressure ControlUnit configuration variable, do not write (enum Building Pressure Control)Read
MV2Config Heating TypeUnit configuration variable, do not write (enum Heating Type)Read
MV3Config Cooling TypeUnit configuration variable, do not write (enum Cooling Type)Read
MVmin21network Fan CommandFan command; enables/disables the unit (enum Fan Command)Write
MVmin22network HVAC ModeHVAC mode: Vent, Heat or CoolWrite
MVmin23network Occupancy CommandOccupancy: Occupied, Unoccupied or Follow ScheduleWrite
MV24Burner Not Responding AllramBurner failed to light without a lockout alarmReadALARM / NORMAL
MV25Burner Watchdog AlarmDischarge temperature not reached; check valves or gasReadALARM / NORMAL
MVmin26Supply Fan Not Responding AlarmSupply fan failed to report onReadALARM / NORMAL
MV27Exhaust Fan Not Responding AlarmExhaust fan failed to report onReadALARM / NORMAL
MV28OA Dirty Filter AlarmOutside air dirty filter alarmReadALARM / NORMAL
MV29RA Dirty Filter AlarmReturn air dirty filter alarmReadALARM / NORMAL
MV30Space Temperature Sensor AlarmSpace temperature sensor alarm (enum Reliability)Read
MV31Cooling Coil Temp Sensor AlarmCooling coil temperature sensor alarm (enum Reliability)Read
MV32Building Pressure Sensor AlarmBuilding pressure sensor alarm (enum Reliability)Read
MV33Low Temperature AlarmLow discharge temperature; cycle unit off/on to resetReadALARM / NORMAL
MV34Discharge Temp Sensor AlarmDischarge temperature sensor alarm (enum Reliability)Read
MV35Exhaust Temp Sensor AlarmExhaust temperature sensor alarm (enum Reliability)Read
MV36Outside Temp Sensor AlarmOutside temperature sensor alarm (enum Reliability)Read
MV37Outside Humidity Sensor AlarmOutside humidity sensor alarm (enum Reliability)Read
MV38Return Temp Sensor AlarmReturn temperature sensor alarm (enum Reliability)Read
MV39Return Humidity Sensor AlarmReturn humidity sensor alarm (enum Reliability)Read
MV40Heat Recovery Temp Sensor AlarmHeat recovery exit sensor alarm (enum Reliability)Read
MVmin41Burner Lockout AlarmBurner lockout alarmReadALARM / NORMAL
MV42Hardware Output 1 OverrideHardware output 1 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV43Hardware Output 2 OverrideHardware output 2 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV44Hardware Output 3 OverrideHardware output 3 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV45Hardware Output 4 OverrideHardware output 4 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV46Hardware Output 5 OverrideHardware output 5 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV47Hardware Output 6 OverrideHardware output 6 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV48Hardware Output 7 OverrideHardware output 7 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV49Hardware Output 8 OverrideHardware output 8 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV50Hardware Output 9 OverrideHardware output 9 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV51Hardware Output 10 OverrideHardware output 10 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV52Hardware Output 11 OverrideHardware output 11 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
MV53Hardware Output 12 OverrideHardware output 12 overridden from the network; remove overrideReadALARM / NORMAL
Object ID lookup: AbsolutAire ER-3 control system point IDs by name

Integration notes

Check it against the live device. A points list tells you what the controller can expose; the unit in front of you may differ by firmware or installed options. This list is provided as-is for reference only and may contain mistakes — confirming it before you write, map or commission anything is up to you (terms). Easy BACnet scans a network for BACnet IP devices from an Android phone, reads every object on the ER-3 control system (energy recovery) and exports what it actually has to Excel — free. New to BACnet? Start with what a BACnet points list is and what the object types mean.

Questions about the AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery)

How many BACnet points does the AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery) have?

This list has 88 BACnet objects: 37 analog values, 15 binary values, 36 multi-state values. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.

Which AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery) BACnet points are writable?

21 of the 88 objects accept a write. Points marked Command have a priority array: a write holds until it is released, so release it back to automatic when you are done.

Where is the official AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery) BACnet documentation?

The source is ER-3 User Guide - Network Integration / Network Points List (ER-3 User Guide 121621), published free by AbsolutAire at https://www.absolutaire.com/wp-content/uploads/er-3_user_guide.pdf.

What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery)?

Start with MV 21 network Fan Command (Fan command; enables or disables the unit); MV 23 network Occupancy Command (Occupied, Unoccupied or Follow Schedule); MV 22 network HVAC Mode (HVAC mode: Vent, Heat or Cool); AV 36 network Occupied Heat (Occupied heat setpoint); AV 38 network Occupied Cool (Occupied cool setpoint); BV 24 network Burner Reset (Burner lockout reset (pulse 3 s)); BV 25 Supply Fan Status (Supply fan running); AV 50 Discharge Temperature (Discharge air temperature); MV 41 Burner Lockout Alarm (Burner lockout alarm); MV 26 Supply Fan Not Responding Alarm (Supply fan failed to start).

How do I enable BMS control of the AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery)?

MV 21 network Fan Command is the point the guide says to use to enable or disable the unit.

Can the BMS supply sensor values to the AbsolutAire ER-3 control system (energy recovery)?

AV 49 network Space Temperature overrides the local space temperature (255 = local). AV 57 shows the local value and AV 66 the value used for control. AV 47/48 override supply and exhaust fan speed (255 = automatic).

How do I check these points on the real ER-3 control system (energy recovery)?

Scan the network with a BACnet IP browser such as Easy BACnet, open the device and compare its object list with this table. Anything missing is usually an option that isn't installed or a point that is disabled in the controller's configuration.

More AbsolutAire BACnet points lists

Source: ER-3 User Guide - Network Integration / Network Points List · ER-3 User Guide 121621. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.