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Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe) BACnet points list

Updated 6 November 2026

Short answer

The EWWT-Q, EWLT-Q and EWHT-Q units run Daikin's PROXIMA software on a POL486.65 controller. BACnet IP is a software option on the Ethernet port, enabled with connectivity kit EKRSCBMS. The list covers unit enable, network mode and cool/heat setpoints, water temperatures, pump status, one refrigerant circuit with two compressors, bit-coded unit and circuit alarm words, and MUSE master/slave data for up to four units.

This page lists 108 BACnet objects for the Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe) — 16 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from Daikin Applied’s own free documentation, linked below.

Manufacturer
Daikin Applied
Model
EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe)
Equipment
Water-cooled scroll chiller controller
Equipment type
Chillers
BACnet objects
108 (16 writable)
Transport
BACnet IP
Firmware
PROXIMA
Also known as
EWWT-Q, EWLT-Q, EWHT-Q, EWWTQ, PROXIMA, D-EIGOC00106, WCZ
Source document
BAS Integration guide - BACnet protocol (EWWT-Q/EWLT-Q/EWHT-Q) · D-EIGOC00106-24_02EN_WCZ · rev. 2024
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Reference only, provided as-is: verify against Daikin Applied’s current documentation and the live device before use. Not official Daikin Applied information. Terms of use.

BMS integration notes: Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe)

Integration in brief

Select network control at the unit (ChillerLocalRemote BI 3 then reads Network), enable the chiller with ChillerEnableStp and write the network mode and cool/heat setpoints. Monitor unit status, leaving water temperature, the general alarm output and the alarm words.

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
BV 2ChillerEnableStpNetwork enable/disable of the chillerWrite
MV 3ChillerOperationModeIce / cool / heat mode commandWrite
AV 4NetworkCoolTempSetpointLeaving water cool setpoint from the BMSWrite
AV 6NetworkHeatTempSetpointLeaving water heat setpoint from the BMSWrite
BV 8ClearAlarmClear alarms from the networkWrite
BI 3ChillerLocalRemoteShows whether network control is activeRead
MV 1UnitStatusUnit run stateRead
AI 2LvgEvapWaterTempUnitLeaving evaporator water temperatureRead
BI 10AlarmDigitalOutputAny active alarmRead
AV 299UnitAlarmsWord1Unit alarm word 1 (bits per Annex A)Read

Enable & remote start

ChillerLocalRemote (BI 3) reads 0 = Network / 1 = Local and is read-only over BACnet, so network control has to be selected at the unit; the guide does not describe that step. With network control active the BMS writes ChillerEnableStp (BV 2) = Enable, then the mode (MV 3) and network setpoints.

Network setup

Watch out for

Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe) 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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Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe) BACnet Points List
DescriptionStates
BImin3ChillerLocalRemoteUnit Local/RemoteRead0=Network, 1=Local
BI7ChillerEnableOutputUnit Enable OutputRead0=Disabled, 1=Enabled
BImin10AlarmDigitalOutputUnit general alarmRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BVmin2ChillerEnableStpUnit Enable SetpointWrite0=Disable, 1=Enable
BVmin8ClearAlarmClear Alarms - NetworkWrite0=None, 1=ClearAlarm
MV2Active ModeUnit Mode OutputRead0=Ice, 1=Cool, 2=Heat, 3=Test
AV5ActiveLvgWaterTargetActive Setpoint°CRead
AV2ChillerCapacityActual Capacity%Read
AV1ActiveCapacityLimitActive Capacity Limit Output%Read
AI1EntEvapWaterTempEvaporator Entering Water Temp°CRead
AImin2LvgEvapWaterTempUnitEvaporator Leaving Water Temp Unit°CRead
BV748EvapLvgWTempSenEvaporator LWT sensor faultRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV501EvapEntWTempSensorFailEvaporator EWT sensor faultRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
MV701UnitOFFEvapWaterFlowUnit Off Evaporator Water FlowRead0=Off, 1=On
BI11EvapWaterFlowStatusEvaporator Flow Switch Input StateRead0=NoFlow, 1=Flow
BV702EvapLvgWTempLoEvaporator Water Freeze AlarmRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
AV296UnitAlarmsWord4Unit Alarm Word #4 (bit-coded, see Annex A)Read
AV297UnitAlarmsWord3Unit Alarm Word #3 (bit-coded, see Annex A)Read
AV298UnitAlarmsWord2Unit Alarm Word #2 (bit-coded, see Annex A)Read
AVmin299UnitAlarmsWord1Unit Alarm Word #1 (bit-coded, see Annex A)Read
AV151MUSECtrlTempMUSE control temperature setpoint°CWrite
BV513BadDemandLimitInputDemand Limit Input FailRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV512BadSPointOverrideInputSetpoint Override Input FailRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
MV12CondFlowSwitchStatusCondenser Flow Switch Input StateRead0=NoFlow, 1=Flow
AI3EntCondWaterTempCondenser EWT°CRead
BV500CndEntWTempSensorFailCondenser EWT sensor faultRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
AI4LvgCondWaterTempUnitCondenser LWT°CRead
BV503CndLvgTempSensorFailCondenser LWT sensor fault; also printed as CommonCondLWTSenfRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
MVmin3ChillerOperationModeUnit Mode Setpoint - NetworkWrite0=Null, 1=Ice, 2=Cool, 3=Heat
AVmin4NetworkCoolTempSetpointCool Setpoint - Network°CWrite
AVmin6NetworkHeatTempSetpointHeat Setpoint - Network°CWrite
MV47UnitsMeasure UnitsWrite1=Imperial, 2=Metric
BI8EvapPump1StateEvaporator Pump #1 StatusRead0=OffRequest, 1=OnRequest
BV575EvPumpFault1Evaporator Pump #1 FaultRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
AV112EvapPump1OperHoursEvaporator Pump #1 Run HourshWrite
BI121CondPump1StateCondenser Pump #1 StatusRead0=OffRequest, 1=OnRequest
AV122CondPump1OperHoursCondenser Pump #1 Run HourshWrite
BV120CondPump1FaultCondenser Pump #1 FaultRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV923ExternalAlarmUnit External AlarmRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV924UnitExternalEventUnit External EventRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
MV300C1StateCircuit #1 StatusRead1=Off, 2=Preopen, 3=Start, 4=Run, 5=Pumpdown
AV160ActualCapacityCir1Circuit #1 - Actual Capacity%Read
AV74C1Comp1HoursCircuit #1 Comp #1 - Run HourshWrite
MV430CompressorOffAutoC1Comp1Circuit #1 Compressor #1 AutoWrite0=Off, 1=Auto
BV760C1OFFHighPressCircuit #1 AlarmRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV431CompressorStatusC1Comp1Circuit #1 Compressor #1 StatusRead0=Off, 1=On
AI105C1SuctionTempCircuit #1 Suction Temp°CRead
BV857C1OFFSuctTempSenCircuit #1 Suction Temp Sensor FaultRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
MV435CompressorOffAutoC1Comp2Circuit #1 Compressor #2 AutoWrite0=Off, 1=Auto
AV75C1Comp2HoursCircuit #1 Compressor #2 Run hourshRead
BV436CompressorStatusC1Comp2Circuit #1 Compressor #2 StatusRead0=Off, 1=On
BV668C1OFFCondPressSenCircuit #1 Condenser pressure sensor faultRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
AI99Cond1RefPressureCircuit #1 Condenser pressurekPaRead
AV44Cond1SatRefTempCircuit #1 Condenser saturated refrigerant Temp°CRead
AV168Evap1EXVPositionCir1Circuit #1 EXV Position%Read
BV711C1OFFEvapPressSenCircuit #1 Evaporator pressure sensor faultRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
AI141C1EvapRefPressureCircuit #1 Evaporator pressurekPaRead
AV68C1EvapSatRefTempCircuit #1 Evaporator saturated refrigerant Temp°CRead
BV676C1OFFCondPressHiCircuit #1 High Condenser PressureRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV704C1OFFEvapPressLowCircuit #1 Low Evaporator pressureRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV905C1CompNoPressChStartCircuit #1 No pressure change at start faultRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
AV169OutdoorFanSpeedCir1Circuit #1 VFD SpeedVRead
BV516C1FailedPumpdownCircuit #1 Pumpdown failedRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
AV396C1AlarmWord4Circuit #1 Alarm Word #4 (bit-coded, see Annex A)Write
AV397C1AlarmWord3Circuit #1 Alarm Word #3 (bit-coded, see Annex A)Read
AV398C1AlarmWord2Circuit #1 Alarm Word #2 (bit-coded, see Annex A)Read
AV399C1AlarmWord1Circuit #1 Alarm Word #1 (bit-coded, see Annex A)Read
MV1135MUStandaloneMU StandaloneWrite1=No, 2=Yes
BV502CommonLWTSenfCommonLWT sensor fault; also printed as CmnLwtSenfRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV20MasterCommErrMUSE Comm ErrRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV22MU2CommErrMU2 Comm ErrRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV23MU3CommErrMU3 Comm ErrRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
BV1437MU4CommErrMU4 Comm ErrRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
AV1168MU2LoadMU2 Load%Read
MV1172MU2StateMU2 StateRead0=Stop, 1=Run
AV1186MU3LoadMU3 Load%Read
MV1190MU3StateMU3 StateRead0=Stop, 1=Run
AV1204Slave3LoadMU4 Load%Read
MV1208MU4StateMU4 StateRead0=Stop, 1=Run
MV1100MUSEOpStaMUSE Operating StateRead0=Stop, 1=Run
AI1103CmnLwtCommon Evaporator LWT°CRead
AI1104CmnCondLwtCommon Condenser LWT°CRead
BV1433CmnCondLwtSenfCommon Condenser LWT Sensor FaultRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
MV1137MUSEActModeMUSE Actual ModeRead0=Cool, 1=Ice, 2=Heat, 3=Test, 4=Pursuit
AV1112MUSELoadMUSE Load%Read
MV1324MU1EnablingMU1 EnableWrite0=Enable, 1=Disable
MV1526MUSEClrTmrMUSE Clear TimersWrite0=Off, 1=Reset
BV1390PumpSkidComErPumpSkid Communication ErrorRead0=NoAlarm, 1=Alarm
MV1155MU2ActModeMU2 Actual ModeRead0=Cool, 1=Ice, 2=Heat, 3=Test, 4=Pursuit
AV1167MU2ELWTMU2 Evaporator LWT°CRead
AV1166MU2EEWTMU2 Evaporator EWT°CRead
AV1164MU2CEWTMU2 Condenser EWT°CRead
AV1165MU2CLWTMU2 Condenser LWT°CRead
MV1173MU3ActModeMU3 Actual ModeRead0=Cool, 1=Ice, 2=Heat, 3=Test, 4=Pursuit
AV1185MU3ELWTMU3 Evaporator LWT°CRead
AV1184MU3EEWTMU3 Evaporator EWT°CRead
AV1182MU3CLWTMU3 Condenser EWT°CRead
AV1183MU3CEWTMU3 Condenser LWT°CRead
MV1191MU4ActModeMU4 Actual ModeRead0=Cool, 1=Ice, 2=Heat, 3=Test, 4=Pursuit
AV1203MU4ELWTMU4 Evaporator LWT°CRead
AV1202MU4EEWTMU4 Evaporator EWT°CRead
AV1200MU4CLWTMU4 Condenser EWT°CRead
AV1201MU4CEWTMU4 Condenser LWT°CRead
MV54U'ShutdownAlmUnit - Shutdown AlarmRead0=Off, 1=On
MV51C1'ShutdownAlmCompressor 1 - Shutdown AlarmRead0=Off, 1=On
MV52C2'ShutdownAlmCompressor 2 - Shutdown AlarmRead0=Off, 1=On
BI4UnitOnOffUnitOnOffRead0=Off, 1=On
MVmin1UnitStatusUnitStatusRead0=Off, 1=Start, 2=Run, 3=Pre Shutdown, 4=Service
Object ID lookup: Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q 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 EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe) 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 Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe)

How many BACnet points does the Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe) have?

This list has 108 BACnet objects: 9 analog inputs, 39 analog values, 7 binary inputs, 30 binary values, 23 multi-state values. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.

Which Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe) BACnet points are writable?

16 of the 108 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 Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe) BACnet documentation?

The source is BAS Integration guide - BACnet protocol (EWWT-Q/EWLT-Q/EWHT-Q) (D-EIGOC00106-24_02EN_WCZ), revision 2024, published free by Daikin Applied at https://www.daikinapplied.eu/hubfs/portale-documentale/D_EIGOC00106_24_02EN_WCZ.pdf.

What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe)?

Start with BV 2 ChillerEnableStp (Network enable/disable of the chiller); MV 3 ChillerOperationMode (Ice / cool / heat mode command); AV 4 NetworkCoolTempSetpoint (Leaving water cool setpoint from the BMS); AV 6 NetworkHeatTempSetpoint (Leaving water heat setpoint from the BMS); BV 8 ClearAlarm (Clear alarms from the network); BI 3 ChillerLocalRemote (Shows whether network control is active); MV 1 UnitStatus (Unit run state); AI 2 LvgEvapWaterTempUnit (Leaving evaporator water temperature); BI 10 AlarmDigitalOutput (Any active alarm); AV 299 UnitAlarmsWord1 (Unit alarm word 1 (bits per Annex A)).

How do I enable BMS control of the Daikin Applied EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe)?

ChillerLocalRemote (BI 3) reads 0 = Network / 1 = Local and is read-only over BACnet, so network control has to be selected at the unit; the guide does not describe that step. With network control active the BMS writes ChillerEnableStp (BV 2) = Enable, then the mode (MV 3) and network setpoints.

How do I check these points on the real EWWT-Q / EWLT-Q / EWHT-Q water-cooled scroll chiller (Daikin Applied Europe)?

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 Daikin Applied BACnet points lists

Source: BAS Integration guide - BACnet protocol (EWWT-Q/EWLT-Q/EWHT-Q) · D-EIGOC00106-24_02EN_WCZ · rev. 2024. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.