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LG BACnet points lists
Updated 28 October 2026
We haven’t found a public BACnet points list published by LG itself. LG units are usually put on BACnet through a protocol gateway, and the gateway makers do publish their object tables. These are the gateways we have for LG, each with its full object list, the minimum points to map, and CSV/EDE downloads.
To read or control LG equipment from a BACnet BMS, fit a BACnet gateway on the unit’s own bus. Each indoor unit then appears as a set of BACnet objects (on/off, mode, setpoint, room temperature, fan speed, alarm) whose instance numbers follow the gateway’s numbering rule — see the integration notes on each list.
- Multi-brand VRF / split AC BACnet gateway
CoolAutomation CoolMasterNet BACnet (indoor unit objects)
Indoor units of VRF and split systems connected to a CoolMasterNet or CooLink gateway (Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, LG, Samsung, Gree and other supported brands).
Also known as: CoolMasterNet, CooLinkNet, CooLinkHub, CooLinkBridge, CoolAutomation BACnet, LG VRF BACnet gateway, Daikin VRV BACnet gateway, Mitsubishi Electric BACnet gateway, Samsung BACnet gateway, Gree GMV BACnet gateway - VRF outdoor unit monitoring via BACnet gateway
CoolAutomation CoolMasterNet LG VRF outdoor unit (PRO) objects
LG VRF outdoor units read through a CoolAutomation gateway with PRO (service data) functionality.
Also known as: LG VRF BACnet, LG BACnet points list, LG outdoor unit BACnet, CoolMasterNet LG