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Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices) BACnet points list
Updated 12 November 2026
The Geberit Gateway publishes every connected end device as its own set of BACnet IP objects, plus collective groups per zone and device type. Each object has a fixed object number (000-399); the real instance adds the device position, device type and zone. Status objects give connectivity, warnings, errors and usage; counters give flushes and water use; control objects start flushes, set flush volumes and cleaning mode.
This page lists 36 BACnet objects for the Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices) — 8 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from Geberit’s own free documentation, linked below.
- Manufacturer
- Geberit
- Model
- Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices)
- Equipment
- Other equipment (sanitary flush control gateway)
- Equipment type
- Other equipment
- BACnet objects
- 36 (8 writable)
- Transport
- BACnet IP
- Firmware
- Not stated
- Also known as
- Geberit Connect, Geberit Gateway, GEBUS, Geberit Hygiene System, GHS, 971.816.00.0
Reference only, provided as-is: verify against Geberit’s current documentation and the live device before use. Not official Geberit information. Terms of use.
BMS integration notes: Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices)
Map ConnectionStatus, GenericWarning and GenericError for each device or collective group and alarm on them; trend WaterUsage and FlushCount. The BMS can start flushes and switch cleaning mode.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| BV 205 | Flush | Start a flush (WC / urinal) | Write |
| MV 207 | Cleaning | Cleaning mode on/off | Write |
| PIV 170 | WaterUsage | Water use, l | Read |
| PIV 141 | FlushCount | Flush count | Read |
| BV 107 | UsageActive | Device in use | Read |
| MV 101 | ConnectionStatus | Normal / Unreachable | Read |
| BV 103 | GenericWarning | Device warning | Read |
| BV 104 | GenericError | Device fault | Read |
Network setup
- Device instance is set in the Geberit app (factory setting: serial number).
- Read the instance formula before mapping; collective groups use position 0 and/or device type 0.
Watch out for
- On a collective group a mixed value reads as Indeterminate (MV) or 4294967295 (FlushTime).
- Errors and warnings must be read out on site with the Geberit Control app.
Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices) 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.
| Description | States | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CSV | 1 | DeviceSerial | Serial number (all) | Read | ||
| CSV | 2 | ZoneName | Zone the device is assigned to (all) | Read | ||
| MVmin | 101 | ConnectionStatus | Connectivity to the end device (WT/WC/UR/SE/HS) | Read | Normal, Unreachable | |
| BV | 102 | GenericInfo | Gateway shows an information message (GW) | Read | ||
| BVmin | 103 | GenericWarning | Device or gateway shows a warning (all) | Read | ||
| BVmin | 104 | GenericError | Device or gateway shows a fault (all) | Read | ||
| BV | 105 | GenericFatalError | Fatal fault (HS) | Read | ||
| BV | 106 | LowBattery | End device battery almost empty (WT/WC/UR) | Read | ||
| BVmin | 107 | UsageActive | Device in use (all) | Read | ||
| BV | 108 | ValveOpen | Solenoid valve (V1) open (WT/WC/UR/HS) | Read | ||
| BV | 109 | Valve2Open | Solenoid valve V2 open (HS) | Read | ||
| BV | 110 | LevelSensor | Backpressure sensor reports backpressure (HS) | Read | ||
| MV | 111 | GHSStatus | Geberit Hygiene System status over all flush programmes (GW) | Read | Off, Active, Blocked, Delayed, Draining, Error | |
| PIV | 140 | UsageCount | Number of uses since install/reset (WT/WC/UR) | Read | ||
| PIVmin | 141 | FlushCount | Number of flushes since install/reset (WT/WC/UR/HS) | Read | ||
| PIV | 142 | Flush2Count | Flushes with valve V2 (HS) | Read | ||
| PIV | 143 | AutomaticFlushCount | Automatic WC flushes (WC) | Read | ||
| PIV | 144 | ManualFlushCount | Manual WC flushes (WC) | Read | ||
| PIV | 145 | FullFlushCount | Full WC flushes (WC) | Read | ||
| PIV | 146 | PartialFlushCount | Partial WC flushes (WC) | Read | ||
| PIV | 147 | HygieneFlushCount | Flushes from internal hygiene programmes (WT/WC/UR/HS) | Read | ||
| PIV | 148 | HygieneFlushCount2 | Hygiene programme flushes with valve V2 (HS) | Read | ||
| PIVmin | 170 | WaterUsage | Water use since install/reset (WT/WC/UR/HS) | l | Read | |
| PIV | 171 | WaterUsage2 | Water use of stack V2 (HS) | l | Read | |
| PIV | 172 | WaterTemperature | Water temperature (SE/HS) | °C | Read | |
| PIV | 173 | WaterTemperature2 | Water temperature, stack V2 (HS) | °C | Read | |
| PIV | 174 | WaterFlow | Flow rate (SE/HS) | ml/s | Read | |
| PIV | 175 | WaterFlow2 | Flow rate, stack V2 (HS) | ml/s | Read | |
| MV | 201 | Locate | On = device LED flashes (gateway: Bluetooth LED) (all) | Write | Unknown, On, Off | |
| MV | 202 | DisableRadio | Turns off the Bluetooth interface (GW/WT/WC/UR/HS) | Write | False, True, Indeterminate (groups only) | |
| PIV | 203 | DrainVolume | Drain (flush) volume, V1 (WT/WC/UR/HS) | l | Write | |
| PIV | 204 | DrainVolume2 | Drain (flush) volume, V2 (HS) | l | Write | |
| BVmin | 205 | Flush | Starts a flush (WC full flush, urinal for FlushTime) (WC/UR) | Write | ||
| PIV | 206 | FlushTime | Urinal flush time (UR) | s | Write | |
| MVmin | 207 | Cleaning | Cleaning mode on/off; ends automatically (WT/WC/UR) | Write | Inactive, Active, Indeterminate (groups only) | |
| MV | 208 | GHSOperatingMode | Active Geberit Hygiene System mode (GW) | Write | Off, Mode 1, Mode 2 |
No points match these filters.
Object ID lookup: Geberit Connect point IDs by name
CSV1DeviceSerialCSV2ZoneNameMV101ConnectionStatusBV102GenericInfoBV103GenericWarningBV104GenericErrorBV105GenericFatalErrorBV106LowBatteryBV107UsageActiveBV108ValveOpenBV109Valve2OpenBV110LevelSensorMV111GHSStatusPIV140UsageCountPIV141FlushCountPIV142Flush2CountPIV143AutomaticFlushCountPIV144ManualFlushCountPIV145FullFlushCountPIV146PartialFlushCountPIV147HygieneFlushCountPIV148HygieneFlushCount2PIV170WaterUsagePIV171WaterUsage2PIV172WaterTemperaturePIV173WaterTemperature2PIV174WaterFlowPIV175WaterFlow2MV201LocateMV202DisableRadioPIV203DrainVolumePIV204DrainVolume2BV205FlushPIV206FlushTimeMV207CleaningMV208GHSOperatingMode
Integration notes
- Applies-to codes in descriptions: GW gateway, WT washbasin tap, WC WC flush control, UR urinal, SE GEBUS sensor, HS hygiene flush unit; (all) = every type.
- Template list: instance shown = object number (000-399), which is also the gateway's own instance. End-device instance = object number + position x 400 + device type x 12,400 + zone x 186,000 (device type 1 WC, 2 urinal, 3 washbasin tap, 4 sensor, 5 hygiene flush unit; 0 = collective group).
- Full object names carry a prefix, e.g. Gateway.DeviceSerial or Zone.1.Toilet.1.WaterUsage (instance 198970 in the manual's example).
- Objects are created when an end device is assigned to the gateway; which ones exist depends on the device type (see Applies to).
- Structured View objects (gateway, zone, device-type and device groups), the Device object and the Network Port object are not listed.
- Most status and counter objects also exist for collective groups (zone, device type), e.g. total water use for a zone.
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 Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices) 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 Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices)
How many BACnet points does the Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices) have?
This list has 36 BACnet objects: 10 binary values, 6 multi-state values, 2 characterstring values, 18 positive integer values. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.
Which Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices) BACnet points are writable?
8 of the 36 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 Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices) BACnet documentation?
The source is Geberit Connect System Manual (971.816.00.0(02)), revision 04-2024, published free by Geberit at https://cdn.data.geberit.com/documents/971.816.00.0_02.pdf.
What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices)?
Start with BV 205 Flush (Start a flush (WC / urinal)); MV 207 Cleaning (Cleaning mode on/off); PIV 170 WaterUsage (Water use, l); PIV 141 FlushCount (Flush count); BV 107 UsageActive (Device in use); MV 101 ConnectionStatus (Normal / Unreachable); BV 103 GenericWarning (Device warning); BV 104 GenericError (Device fault).
How do I check these points on the real Geberit Connect (Geberit Gateway + GEBUS end devices)?
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.
Source: Geberit Connect System Manual · 971.816.00.0(02) · rev. 04-2024. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.