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Circutor CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet) BACnet points list
Updated 12 November 2026
These Circutor power analyzers share one BACnet object map: 50 Analog Inputs for per-phase and three-phase voltage, current, power, power factor, THD, energy (consumed and generated) and maximum demand, plus three Analog Values for the MS/TP address, baud rate and device instance. They talk BACnet MS/TP over RS-485; the CVM-C11 Ethernet model can run BACnet IP instead.
This page lists 53 BACnet objects for the Circutor CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet) — 3 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from Circutor’s own free documentation, linked below.
- Manufacturer
- Circutor
- Model
- CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet)
- Equipment
- Power meter (power analyzer)
- Equipment type
- Thermostats, sensors & meters
- BACnet objects
- 53 (3 writable)
- Transport
- BACnet MS/TP, BACnet IP
- Firmware
- CVM-C10: BACnet available from device version 3.00
- Also known as
- CVM-C10, CVM-C11, CVM-B100, CVM-B150, CVM-E3-MINI, CVM-C11-ITF-IN-ETH-ICT2, Circutor power analyzer BACnet
Reference only, provided as-is: verify against Circutor’s current documentation and the live device before use. Not official Circutor information. Terms of use.
BMS integration notes: Circutor CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet)
Set the MS/TP MAC, baud and device ID on the meter (or through the AV objects or the device Object_Name commands), then read the power, energy and demand AIs. Nothing needs to be written for normal monitoring.
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.
| Object | Name | Why | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI 15 | ActPwOn3Ph | Three-phase active power, kW | Read |
| AI 30 | ActEnergy | Active energy consumed, kWh | Read |
| AI 0 | Ph2NU1 | Voltage L1-N | Read |
| AI 1 | Ph1Current | Current L1 | Read |
| AI 19 | PwFactOn3Ph | Three-phase power factor | Read |
| AI 48 | MaxDemand_kW | Maximum demand, kW | Read |
Network setup
- Default MAC 2. Default baud: 9600 (CVM-C10, CVM-C11), 19200 (CVM-E3-MINI), 38400 (CVM-B100/B150).
- MAC, baud and ID can also be set by writing '#MAC x', '#Baud x' or '#ID x' to the Device object's Object_Name.
- CVM-C11 Ethernet model: choose BACnet IP as the Ethernet protocol; default UDP port 47808.
Watch out for
- Energy values are three-phase totals; consumed and generated are separate objects.
- Voltage objects are named Ph2NU1-3 for all three phases, not Ph1/Ph2/Ph3.
Circutor CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet) 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.
Note: the source document has no read/write column, so access here is inferred from the object type (inputs read-only, values writable). Confirm on the live controller before writing.
| Description | States | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AImin | 0 | Ph2NU1 | Voltage L1-N | V | Read | |
| AImin | 1 | Ph1Current | Current L1 | A | Read | |
| AI | 2 | ActPwrPh1 | Active power L1 | kW | Read | |
| AI | 3 | ReactPwrPh1 | Reactive power L1 | kvar | Read | |
| AI | 4 | PwrFactPh1 | Power factor L1 | Read | ||
| AI | 5 | Ph2NU2 | Voltage L2-N | V | Read | |
| AI | 6 | Ph2Current | Current L2 | A | Read | |
| AI | 7 | ActPwrPh2 | Active power L2 | kW | Read | |
| AI | 8 | ReactPwrPh2 | Reactive power L2 | kvar | Read | |
| AI | 9 | PwrFactPh2 | Power factor L2 | Read | ||
| AI | 10 | Ph2NU3 | Voltage L3-N | V | Read | |
| AI | 11 | Ph3Current | Current L3 | A | Read | |
| AI | 12 | ActPwrPh3 | Active power L3 | kW | Read | |
| AI | 13 | ReactPwrPh3 | Reactive power L3 | kvar | Read | |
| AI | 14 | PwrFactPh3 | Power factor L3 | Read | ||
| AImin | 15 | ActPwOn3Ph | Three-phase active power | kW | Read | |
| AI | 16 | InductPwOn3Ph | Three-phase inductive reactive power | kvarL | Read | |
| AI | 17 | CapPwOn3Ph | Three-phase capacitive reactive power | kvarC | Read | |
| AI | 18 | Cosphi | Three-phase cos phi | Read | ||
| AImin | 19 | PwFactOn3Ph | Three-phase power factor | Read | ||
| AI | 20 | Frequency | Frequency | Hz | Read | |
| AI | 21 | Ph2PhU12 | Voltage L1-L2 | V | Read | |
| AI | 22 | Ph2PhU23 | Voltage L2-L3 | V | Read | |
| AI | 23 | Ph2PhU31 | Voltage L3-L1 | V | Read | |
| AI | 24 | THDVal_U1 | Voltage THD L1 | %THD | Read | |
| AI | 25 | THDVal_U2 | Voltage THD L2 | %THD | Read | |
| AI | 26 | THDVal_U3 | Voltage THD L3 | %THD | Read | |
| AI | 27 | THDVal_I1 | Current THD L1 | %THD | Read | |
| AI | 28 | THDVal_I2 | Current THD L2 | %THD | Read | |
| AI | 29 | THDVal_I3 | Current THD L3 | %THD | Read | |
| AImin | 30 | ActEnergy | Three-phase active energy, consumed | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 31 | InductEnergy | Three-phase inductive reactive energy, consumed | kvarLh | Read | |
| AI | 32 | CapEnergy | Three-phase capacitive reactive energy, consumed | kvarCh | Read | |
| AI | 33 | AppEnergy | Three-phase apparent energy, consumed | kVAh | Read | |
| AI | 34 | ActEnergy_exp | Three-phase active energy, generated | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 35 | IndEnergy_exp | Three-phase inductive reactive energy, generated | kvarLh | Read | |
| AI | 36 | CapEnergy_exp | Three-phase capacitive reactive energy, generated | kvarCh | Read | |
| AI | 37 | AppEnergy_exp | Three-phase apparent energy, generated | kVAh | Read | |
| AI | 38 | AvgValCurr3Ph | Three-phase average current | A | Read | |
| AI | 39 | NeutralCurrent | Neutral current | A | Read | |
| AI | 40 | AppPwrPh1 | Apparent power L1 | kVA | Read | |
| AI | 41 | AppPwrPh2 | Apparent power L2 | kVA | Read | |
| AI | 42 | AppPwrPh3 | Apparent power L3 | kVA | Read | |
| AI | 43 | AppPw3Ph | Three-phase apparent power | kVA | Read | |
| AI | 44 | MaxDemand_A1 | Maximum demand, current L1 | A | Read | |
| AI | 45 | MaxDemand_A2 | Maximum demand, current L2 | A | Read | |
| AI | 46 | MaxDemand_A3 | Maximum demand, current L3 | A | Read | |
| AI | 47 | MaxDemand_A | Maximum demand, three-phase current | A | Read | |
| AImin | 48 | MaxDemand_kW | Maximum demand, active power | kW | Read | |
| AI | 49 | MaxDemand_kVA | Maximum demand, apparent power | kVA | Read | |
| AV | 1 | MAC_Address | MS/TP MAC address | Write | ||
| AV | 2 | BaudRate | MS/TP baud rate | Write | ||
| AV | 3 | Device_ID | BACnet device instance | Write |
No points match these filters.
Object ID lookup: Circutor CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers point IDs by name
AI0Ph2NU1AI1Ph1CurrentAI2ActPwrPh1AI3ReactPwrPh1AI4PwrFactPh1AI5Ph2NU2AI6Ph2CurrentAI7ActPwrPh2AI8ReactPwrPh2AI9PwrFactPh2AI10Ph2NU3AI11Ph3CurrentAI12ActPwrPh3AI13ReactPwrPh3AI14PwrFactPh3AI15ActPwOn3PhAI16InductPwOn3PhAI17CapPwOn3PhAI18CosphiAI19PwFactOn3PhAI20FrequencyAI21Ph2PhU12AI22Ph2PhU23AI23Ph2PhU31AI24THDVal_U1AI25THDVal_U2AI26THDVal_U3AI27THDVal_I1AI28THDVal_I2AI29THDVal_I3AI30ActEnergyAI31InductEnergyAI32CapEnergyAI33AppEnergyAI34ActEnergy_expAI35IndEnergy_expAI36CapEnergy_expAI37AppEnergy_expAI38AvgValCurr3PhAI39NeutralCurrentAI40AppPwrPh1AI41AppPwrPh2AI42AppPwrPh3AI43AppPw3PhAI44MaxDemand_A1AI45MaxDemand_A2AI46MaxDemand_A3AI47MaxDemand_AAI48MaxDemand_kWAI49MaxDemand_kVAAV1MAC_AddressAV2BaudRateAV3Device_ID
Integration notes
- The same object table (AI 0-49, AV 1-3) is printed in the CVM-C10 (M001B01-03-23A), CVM-C11 (M361B01-03-25A) and CVM-B100/B150 (M010B01-03-26A) manuals. The CVM-E3-MINI manual (M170B01-03-25B) prints it without AI 39 NeutralCurrent.
- BACnet IP is only on the CVM-C11-ITF-IN-ETH-ICT2 Ethernet model (Ethernet protocol set to BACnet IP, UDP 47808); the others are BACnet MS/TP only.
- The PICS has no read/write column. AIs are read-only; the manual says the AV address, baud and ID objects can be written.
- Object names are kept as printed, including Ph2NU1-3 for the phase-to-neutral voltages and MaxDemand_kVA (printed with a line break after the underscore in some manuals).
- Units here are the printed symbols; the manual prints I_AVG and In in the units column for AI 38 and AI 39 (amps).
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 CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet) 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 Circutor CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet)
How many BACnet points does the Circutor CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet) have?
This list has 53 BACnet objects: 50 analog inputs, 3 analog values. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.
Which Circutor CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet) BACnet points are writable?
3 of the 53 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. The source has no read/write column, so this is inferred from object type.
Where is the official Circutor CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet) BACnet documentation?
The source is CVM-C10 Power analyzer Instruction Manual (section 4.10.5 PICS map) (M001B01-03-23A), published free by Circutor at https://docs.circutor.com/docs/M001B01-03.pdf.
What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the Circutor CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet)?
Start with AI 15 ActPwOn3Ph (Three-phase active power, kW); AI 30 ActEnergy (Active energy consumed, kWh); AI 0 Ph2NU1 (Voltage L1-N); AI 1 Ph1Current (Current L1); AI 19 PwFactOn3Ph (Three-phase power factor); AI 48 MaxDemand_kW (Maximum demand, kW).
How do I check these points on the real CVM-C10 / CVM-C11 / CVM-B100 / CVM-B150 / CVM-E3-MINI power analyzers (BACnet)?
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.
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Source: CVM-C10 Power analyzer Instruction Manual (section 4.10.5 PICS map) · M001B01-03-23A. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.