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FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator BACnet points list

Updated 12 November 2026

Short answer

Modulating bus actuators for FlowCon pressure-independent control valves, talking BACnet MS/TP or Modbus. The BMS can drive the valve directly (AV 1 flow set point) or let the actuator run room temperature, thermal power or return temperature control from its own PI loop, with two configurable sensor ports. It also reports flow, delta T, thermal power, energy and several fault flags.

This page lists 72 BACnet objects for the FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator — 44 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from FlowCon’s own free documentation, linked below.

Manufacturer
FlowCon
Model
FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator
Equipment
Valve actuator (PICV)
Equipment type
Valves & actuators
BACnet objects
72 (44 writable)
Transport
BACnet MS/TP
Firmware
Software 2.11, protocol revision 1.22
Also known as
FH-BUS, FN.0.2-BUS, FN02-BUS, FlowCon FH actuator, FlowCon FN actuator, FlowCon Green.3 actuator, FlowCon GreEQ actuator
Source document
BACnet PICS for FlowCon FH-BUS · rev. 2026-03-02
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Reference only, provided as-is: verify against FlowCon’s current documentation and the live device before use. Not official FlowCon information. Terms of use.

BMS integration notes: FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator

Integration in brief

Set MV 4 to 1 (external control signal) and write the flow demand to AV 1, or pick a local control mode and write its set point. Set MV 6 to choose what the actuator does if the bus goes quiet, and watch BI 3-7 for faults.

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 4Operating modeControl mode; 1 = follow AV 1Write
AV 1External control signalFlow set point, 0-100 %Write
MV 9Choose HVAC mode (Changeover)Changeover: shut-off, heating, cooling, autoWrite
AI 6Actual value control signalActual flow, % of max.Read
AI 7Actual volume flow rateActual flow, l/hRead
AI 8Differential temperatureWater delta TRead
BI 3Actuator is busyNot following the control signalRead
BI 4Actuator in malfunctionHardware faultRead
BI 6Error: valve blockingValve blockedRead

Enable & remote start

MV 4 = 1 makes the actuator follow AV 1; other MV 4 values hand control to the built-in room temperature, thermal power or return temperature loop.

Heartbeat & communication loss

MV 6 sets the action on communication loss: fail in place, or after 120 s close, open or go to the AV 8 position (default 30 %).

Sensors & values from the BMS

Supply/return temperatures (AV 4/AV 5) and room temperature (AV 17) can be written by the BMS when MV 5 / MV 10 select BUS as the source.

Network setup

Watch out for

FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator 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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FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator BACnet Points List
DescriptionStates
AI1Serial number, software versionSerial number and software version (xxxxxx.xx / x.xx)Read
AI2Analog input P(ort) 1Measured value at port 1°C, K or % (per sensor type)Read
AI3Analog input P(ort)2Measured value at port 2°C, K or % (per sensor type)Read
AI4Target positionTarget position for the actuator pistonmmRead
AI5Actual positionActual position of the actuator pistonmmRead
AImin6Actual value control signalActual flow in percent of max. flow setting%Read
AImin7Actual volume flow rateCalculated flow rate from valve parametersl/hRead
AImin8Differential temperatureWater delta T from supply and return temperaturesKRead
AI9Flush timer actual valueTime left to next flush (hours, last hour in minutes)hRead
AI10Valve blocking protection timer actual valueTime left to next valve blocking protection runhRead
AI11Operating hoursTotal actuator operating timehRead
AI12Distance counterTotal actuator travel distancemmRead
AI13Overall strokeDistance between upper and lower end positionmmRead
AI15Actual volume flow rate limitationMax. flow for the selected valve (from MV 8)l/hRead
AI16Actual value of thermal powerThermal power through the valve (PICV only)kWRead
AI17Energy since 0:00 o’clockEnergy used since midnight (PICV only)kWhRead
AI18Energy in the last 24hEnergy used over the last 24 h (PICV only)kWhRead
AO1Analog output P(ort) 2Port 2 0-10 V output value (when MV 3 = 9)%Write
AVmin1External control signalFlow set point / actuating signal, 0-100 % (-10 to 110)%Write
AV2Minimum control signalSet minimum control signal limit%Write
AV3Maximum control signalSet maximum control signal limit%Write
AV4Supply temperatureSupply water temperature; write-protected if from a port°CWrite
AV5Return temperatureReturn water temperature; write-protected if from a port°CWrite
AV6Correction value P(ort) 1Correction for port 1, -10 to +10Write
AV7Correction value P(ort) 2Correction for port 2, -10 to +10Write
AV8Emergency positionFail-safe position on bus loss (default 30 %)%Write
AV10Valve blocking protection timerTime between valve blocking protection runs; 0 = offhWrite
AV11Hydraulic balancing value for heatingBalancing flow for heating model/hWrite
AV12Hydraulic balancing value for coolingBalancing flow for cooling model/hWrite
AV13Valve liftValve stroke 0.5-9 mm; 0 = automatic detectionmmWrite
AV14Medium energy constantMedium energy constant (4183 = water)J/(kg·K)Write
AV15XpPI controller proportional gain, 2-6000Write
AV16TnPI controller time constantsWrite
AV17Room temperature actual valueRoom temperature; write-protected if from a port°CWrite
AV18Room temperature setpointRoom temperature set point (0-50 °C; 0-100 °C on FN.0.2)°CWrite
AV19Thermal power setpointThermal power setpointkWWrite
AV20Return temperature setpointReturn water temperature setpoint°CWrite
AV22Maximum thermal power limiting valueThermal power limit; 0 = not activekWWrite
AV23Return temperature limiting valueReturn water temperature limit; 0 = not active°CWrite
AV28MAC addressMS/TP MAC 1-127; writable when DIP switches set to 63Write
AV29Close when adjusting rangeEnd-position range where actuator stays at the end, 0-5 %%Write
AV30Kvs value of the selected valveNo function; value set by valve selection in MV 8Read
AV31Sensitivity constant thermal power limitationGain for thermal power limitation, 2-6000Write
AV32Sensitivity constant return temperature limitationGain for return temperature limitation, 2-6000Write
AV35Flush timerTime between flushing runs; 0 = offhWrite
BI1Binary input P(ort) 1Input in port 1Read0=Off, 1=On
BI2Binary input P(ort) 2Input in port 2Read0=Off, 1=On
BImin3Actuator is busyActuator busy, not following the control signalRead0=Normal operation, 1=Actuator is not available for control signal
BImin4Actuator in malfunctionHardware fault (e.g. port range exceeded)Read0=Normal operation, 1=Hardware fault
BI5Error during valve adaptionValve calibration errorRead0=Normal operation, 1=Error during valve adaption
BImin6Error: valve blockingValve blocked errorRead0=Normal operation, 1=Error, valve is blocked
BI7Warning: leak detectedLeak warning: dT above 8 K with valve closed 6 h+Read0=No warning, 1=Leak detected
BI8Limit function activeControl signal overridden by a limit functionRead
BV1P(ort) 1 inversion (binary input)Port 1 binary input direct/inverse (MV 2 = 2)Write0=Direct, 1=Inverted
BV2P(ort) 2 inversion (binary input)Port 2 binary input direct/inverse (MV 3 = 2)Write0=Direct, 1=Inverted
BV3P(ort) 2 inversion (analog output)Port 2 analog output direct/inverse (MV 3 = 9)Write0=Direct, 1=Inverted
BV4Inversion of the valve actuating directionActuator directionWrite0=Normally closed, 1=Normally open
MI1Status of HVAC mode (Changeover)Current changeover modeRead1=Shut-off, 2=Heating, 3=Cooling
MV1Service commandService commandWrite1=Normal operation mode, 2=Calibration mode, 3=Flush mode, 4=Synchronize valve, 5=Reset error messages, 6=Reset BUS, 7=Reset to factory settings
MV2Sensor type P(ort) 1Port 1 sensor typeWrite1=OFF, 2=Binary input, 3=0-10V input, 4=KP10, 5=Ni1000-DIN, 6=Ni1000-LG, 7=PT100 (PT1000 on FN.0.2), 8=Potentiometer 10kΩ, 9=Potentiometer 10kΩ +/-3kΩ, 10=Potentiometer 10kΩ +/-5kΩ
MV3Sensor/Output type P(ort) 2Port 2 sensor type / outputWrite1=OFF, 2=Binary input, 3=0-10V input, 4=KP10, 5=Ni1000-DIN, 6=Ni1000-LG, 7=PT1000, 8=Potentiometer 10kΩ, 9=0-10V output (AO 1), 10=0-10V Y position feedback (AI 6), 11=Changeover signal for 6-way valve (MV 9)
MVmin4Operating modeControl mode and where its set points come fromWrite1=External control signal (AV 1), 2=Open ~100%, 3=Closed ~0%, 4=Minimum position (AV 2), 5=NOT ACTIVE, 6=Maximum position (AV 3), 7=Room temperature (AV 17, AV 18), 8=Control by thermal power (AI 16, AV 19), 9=Return water temperature (AV 5, AV 20)
MV5Source of supply and return temperatureWater temperature source, supply and returnWrite1=BUS (AV 4 and AV 5), 2=Port 1 supply, Port 2 return, 3=Port 2 supply, Port 1 return, 4=Port 1 supply, BUS return, 5=Port 2 supply, BUS return, 6=BUS supply, Port 1 return, 7=BUS supply, Port 2 return
MV6Communication failure modeAction in case of communication failureWrite1=fail in place, 2=close (after 120 s), 3=open (after 120 s), 4=fail position AV 8 (after 120 s)
MV7Select RS485 baud rateRS-485 baud rate; takes effect after restartWrite1=Default (38400), 2=9600, 3=19200, 4=38400, 5=57600, 6=76800, 7=115200
MV8Select valve typeValve type and characteristicWriteFH-BUS: 1=Linear (generic), 2=Green.3, 3=EQ% (generic), 4=User-Valve; FN.0.2-BUS: 1=Linear (generic), 2=Green.0, 3=Green.1, 4=Green.2, 5=Green.1HF, 6=GreEQ.0, 7=GreEQ.1, 8=GreEQ.2, 9=EQ% (generic), 10=User-Valve
MVmin9Choose HVAC mode (Changeover)Changeover mode commandWrite1=Shut-off, 2=Heating, 3=Cooling, 4=Automatic based on supply temperature (MV 3 not 11)
MV10Select source for room temperatureRoom temperature sourceWrite1=BUS (set AV.17), 2=Port 1, 3=Port 2
MV11LED modeLED indicationWrite1=OFF, 2=ON without BUS, 3=ON with BUS
MV12Actuating speedActuator speedWrite1=22 s/mm, 2=28 s/mm, 3=16 s/mm
MV13Actuator Control CurveActuator control curve (input and feedback)Write1=Linear, 2=Equal%, 3=Equal% inverse
Other1Network port MS/TPNetwork Port object (MS/TP)Read
Object ID lookup: FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator 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 FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator 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 FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator

How many BACnet points does the FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator have?

This list has 72 BACnet objects: 17 analog inputs, 1 analog output, 27 analog values, 8 binary inputs, 4 binary values, 1 multi-state input, 13 multi-state values, 1 other. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.

Which FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator BACnet points are writable?

44 of the 72 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 FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator BACnet documentation?

The source is BACnet PICS for FlowCon FH-BUS, revision 2026-03-02, published free by FlowCon at https://flowcon.com/fileadmin/user_upload/Pdf/Certificates/BACnet_PICS/FlowCon-BACnet-PICS-Statement-FlowCon-FH-BUS.pdf.

What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator?

Start with MV 4 Operating mode (Control mode; 1 = follow AV 1); AV 1 External control signal (Flow set point, 0-100 %); MV 9 Choose HVAC mode (Changeover) (Changeover: shut-off, heating, cooling, auto); AI 6 Actual value control signal (Actual flow, % of max); AI 7 Actual volume flow rate (Actual flow, l/h); AI 8 Differential temperature (Water delta T); BI 3 Actuator is busy (Not following the control signal); BI 4 Actuator in malfunction (Hardware fault); BI 6 Error: valve blocking (Valve blocked).

How do I enable BMS control of the FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator?

MV 4 = 1 makes the actuator follow AV 1; other MV 4 values hand control to the built-in room temperature, thermal power or return temperature loop.

Does the FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator need a BACnet heartbeat or have a communication timeout?

MV 6 sets the action on communication loss: fail in place, or after 120 s close, open or go to the AV 8 position (default 30 %).

Can the BMS supply sensor values to the FlowCon FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator?

Supply/return temperatures (AV 4/AV 5) and room temperature (AV 17) can be written by the BMS when MV 5 / MV 10 select BUS as the source.

How do I check these points on the real FH-BUS / FN.0.2-BUS PICV actuator?

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 FlowCon BACnet points lists

Source: BACnet PICS for FlowCon FH-BUS · rev. 2026-03-02. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.