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Tigerflow Mark V booster pump controller BACnet points list
Updated 12 November 2026
The Mark V is the controller on Tigerflow multi-pump booster packages (up to four VFD pumps). Its BACnet list is monitoring only: every object is read-only. It reports pump run commands and VFD run feedback, HOA positions, pump faults, pressure alarms, suction and system pressure, the pressure setpoint, flow, per-pump speed and run hours.
This page lists 47 BACnet objects for the Tigerflow Mark V booster pump controller — 0 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from Tigerflow’s own free documentation, linked below.
- Manufacturer
- Tigerflow
- Model
- Mark V booster pump controller
- Equipment
- Booster pump system controller
- Equipment type
- VFDs & pumps
- BACnet objects
- 47 (0 writable)
- Transport
- —
- Firmware
- Not stated
- Also known as
- Mark V, Mark 5, Tigerflow Mark V, Mark V booster, Tigerflow booster pump controller
- Source document
- MARK V - BACNET POINT LIST · rev. 2018-04-19
Reference only, provided as-is: verify against Tigerflow’s current documentation and the live device before use. Not official Tigerflow information. Terms of use.
BMS integration notes: Tigerflow Mark V booster pump controller
Monitoring only. Map system and suction pressure, the active setpoint and flow, the per-pump run commands and faults, and the general and fatal alarm flags.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| AV 2 | System Pressure | System discharge pressure, psi | Read |
| AV 3 | Pressure Set Point | Active pressure setpoint, psi (read-only) | Read |
| AV 1 | Suction Pressure | Suction pressure, psi | Read |
| AV 4 | Flow Rate | System flow, gpm | Read |
| BV 17 | Pump 1 Run Command | Pump 1 called to run (repeat for pumps 2-4) | Read |
| AV 5 | Pump 1 Speed Signal (%) | Pump 1 speed signal, % (repeat for pumps 2-4) | Read |
| BV 51 | Pump 1 Fault | Pump 1 fault (repeat for pumps 2-4) | Read |
| BV 63 | General Alarm | Any general alarm | Read |
| BV 64 | Fatal Alarm | Fatal alarm active | Read |
Watch out for
- Every object is read-only, so there is no BMS enable or setpoint write on the Mark V; use the hard-wired remote disable input if the BMS must stop the system.
Tigerflow Mark V booster pump controller 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 | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BV | 1 | VFD 1 Run Status Input | Run status input from VFD 1 | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 2 | VFD 2 Run Status Input | Run status input from VFD 2 | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 3 | VFD 3 Run Status Input | Run status input from VFD 3 | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 4 | VFD 4 Run Status Input | Run status input from VFD 4 | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 5 | Remote System Disable Input | Hard-wired remote disable input | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 6 | Phase Loss Sensor Input | Phase loss sensor input | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 7 | Flow Switch Input | Flow switch input | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 8 | Level Switch Input | Level switch input | Read | 1=On | |
| BVmin | 17 | Pump 1 Run Command | Controller run output to pump 1 | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 18 | Pump 2 Run Command | Controller run output to pump 2 | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 19 | Pump 3 Run Command | Controller run output to pump 3 | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 20 | Pump 4 Run Command | Controller run output to pump 4 | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 21 | General/Fatal Alarm Output | General or fatal alarm relay output | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 22 | Alarm Horn Output | Alarm horn output | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 33 | Pump 1 in Auto | Pump 1 HOA in Auto | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 34 | Pump 1 in Hand | Pump 1 HOA in Hand | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 35 | Pump 2 in Auto | Pump 2 HOA in Auto | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 36 | Pump 2 in Hand | Pump 2 HOA in Hand | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 37 | Pump 3 in Auto | Pump 3 HOA in Auto | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 38 | Pump 3 in Hand | Pump 3 HOA in Hand | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 39 | Pump 4 in Auto | Pump 4 HOA in Auto | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 40 | Pump 4 in Hand | Pump 4 HOA in Hand | Read | 1=On | |
| BVmin | 51 | Pump 1 Fault | Pump 1 fault | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 52 | Pump 2 Fault | Pump 2 fault | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 53 | Pump 3 Fault | Pump 3 fault | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 54 | Pump 4 Fault | Pump 4 fault | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 55 | Phase Loss Alarm | Phase loss alarm | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 56 | Low Suction Pressure Alarm | Low suction pressure alarm | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 57 | Low System Pressure Alarm | Low system pressure alarm | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 58 | High System Pressure Alarm | High system pressure alarm | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 59 | System Pressure Sensor Failure Alarm | System pressure transducer failure | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 60 | Suction Pressure Sensor Failure Alarm | Suction pressure transducer failure | Read | 1=On | |
| BV | 62 | Alarm Silenced | Alarm horn silenced | Read | 1=On | |
| BVmin | 63 | General Alarm | General alarm active | Read | 1=On | |
| BVmin | 64 | Fatal Alarm | Fatal alarm active | Read | 1=On | |
| AVmin | 1 | Suction Pressure | Pump suction pressure | psi | Read | |
| AVmin | 2 | System Pressure | System (discharge) pressure | psi | Read | |
| AVmin | 3 | Pressure Set Point | Active system pressure setpoint | psi | Read | |
| AVmin | 4 | Flow Rate | System flow rate | gpm | Read | |
| AVmin | 5 | Pump 1 Speed Signal (%) | Speed signal to pump 1 VFD | % | Read | |
| AV | 6 | Pump 2 Speed Signal (%) | Speed signal to pump 2 VFD | % | Read | |
| AV | 7 | Pump 3 Speed Signal (%) | Speed signal to pump 3 VFD | % | Read | |
| AV | 8 | Pump 4 Speed Signal (%) | Speed signal to pump 4 VFD | % | Read | |
| AV | 9 | Pump 1 Run Time (Hrs.) | Pump 1 run hours | h | Read | |
| AV | 10 | Pump 2 Run Time (Hrs.) | Pump 2 run hours | h | Read | |
| AV | 11 | Pump 3 Run Time (Hrs.) | Pump 3 run hours | h | Read | |
| AV | 12 | Pump 4 Run Time (Hrs.) | Pump 4 run hours | h | Read |
No points match these filters.
Object ID lookup: Tigerflow Mark V booster pump controller point IDs by name
BV1VFD 1 Run Status InputBV2VFD 2 Run Status InputBV3VFD 3 Run Status InputBV4VFD 4 Run Status InputBV5Remote System Disable InputBV6Phase Loss Sensor InputBV7Flow Switch InputBV8Level Switch InputBV17Pump 1 Run CommandBV18Pump 2 Run CommandBV19Pump 3 Run CommandBV20Pump 4 Run CommandBV21General/Fatal Alarm OutputBV22Alarm Horn OutputBV33Pump 1 in AutoBV34Pump 1 in HandBV35Pump 2 in AutoBV36Pump 2 in HandBV37Pump 3 in AutoBV38Pump 3 in HandBV39Pump 4 in AutoBV40Pump 4 in HandBV51Pump 1 FaultBV52Pump 2 FaultBV53Pump 3 FaultBV54Pump 4 FaultBV55Phase Loss AlarmBV56Low Suction Pressure AlarmBV57Low System Pressure AlarmBV58High System Pressure AlarmBV59System Pressure Sensor Failure AlarmBV60Suction Pressure Sensor Failure AlarmBV62Alarm SilencedBV63General AlarmBV64Fatal AlarmAV1Suction PressureAV2System PressureAV3Pressure Set PointAV4Flow RateAV5Pump 1 Speed Signal (%)AV6Pump 2 Speed Signal (%)AV7Pump 3 Speed Signal (%)AV8Pump 4 Speed Signal (%)AV9Pump 1 Run Time (Hrs.)AV10Pump 2 Run Time (Hrs.)AV11Pump 3 Run Time (Hrs.)AV12Pump 4 Run Time (Hrs.)
Integration notes
- All 47 objects are printed as Read Only; the BMS cannot start, stop or reset the system over BACnet on the Mark V.
- Instances are printed as BV0001.. / AV0001..; the gaps (BV 9-16, 23-32, 41-50, 61) are not in the list.
- The point list does not state the BACnet transport (IP or MS/TP) or device addressing.
- Units as printed: pressures in psi, flow in GPM, run time in hours.
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 Mark V booster pump controller 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 Tigerflow Mark V booster pump controller
How many BACnet points does the Tigerflow Mark V booster pump controller have?
This list has 47 BACnet objects: 12 analog values, 35 binary values. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.
Which Tigerflow Mark V booster pump controller BACnet points are writable?
None of the listed objects are marked writable in the source documentation.
Where is the official Tigerflow Mark V booster pump controller BACnet documentation?
The source is MARK V - BACNET POINT LIST, revision 2018-04-19, published free by Tigerflow at https://tigerflow.com/demo/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Mark-V-BACNet-Point-List-20180419-1.pdf.
What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the Tigerflow Mark V booster pump controller?
Start with AV 2 System Pressure (System discharge pressure, psi); AV 3 Pressure Set Point (Active pressure setpoint, psi (read-only)); AV 1 Suction Pressure (Suction pressure, psi); AV 4 Flow Rate (System flow, gpm); BV 17 Pump 1 Run Command (Pump 1 called to run (repeat for pumps 2-4)); AV 5 Pump 1 Speed Signal (%) (Pump 1 speed signal, % (repeat for pumps 2-4)); BV 51 Pump 1 Fault (Pump 1 fault (repeat for pumps 2-4)); BV 63 General Alarm (Any general alarm); BV 64 Fatal Alarm (Fatal alarm active).
How do I check these points on the real Mark V booster pump controller?
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 Tigerflow BACnet points lists
Source: MARK V - BACNET POINT LIST · rev. 2018-04-19. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.