
0-10V Modulating Output: Seamlessly drives any universal modulating actuator.
Integrated DP Sensor: High-precision pressure sensing for accurate airflow feedback.
BACnet MS/TP Native: Fully compliant with standard Building Automation Systems.
Dual-Stage Reheat: Built-in logic for precise 2-stage electric or water heating.
IAQ & CO2 Support: Direct interface for CO2 sensors to optimize fresh air.
Hotel Energy Logic: Integrated keycard support for occupancy-based control.
This BACnet MS/TP VAV controller is a high-performance, pressure-independent alternative to integrated VMA units. Specifically designed for 0-10V modulating actuators, it combines an onboard precision DP sensor with advanced PID algorithms to deliver stable and accurate airflow management. With built-in support for dual-stage reheat, CO2 sensing, and hotel keycard logic, it provides an all-in-one solution that reduces commissioning time and optimizes long-term energy efficiency.

Precision Analog Control
Stable 0-10V signal output ensures linear and accurate damper positioning.
Adaptive PID Logic
Optimized control loops to maintain stable airflow and prevent system hunting.
Demand Controlled Ventilation
Uses CO2 sensor data to adjust fresh air intake, enhancing indoor air quality.
Multi-Stage Heating
Manages auxiliary 2-stage heating and fan-powered boxes with ease.
Hotel Occupancy Integration
Links with keycard switches to automate energy-saving setback modes.
Universal BAS Compatibility
Standard BACnet MS/TP ensures plug-and-play integration with major BAS brands.
Power Supply: 100~240VAC, Standby Power Consumption: ≤2W
24VDC Power Output: 200mA (for valve power supply)
Wired Controller Interface: 2-wire carrier communication and power supply (24VDC DC carrier communication and power supply)
Communication Interface: BACnet MS/TP and Modbus RTU
Dual-Stage Auxiliary Heating: Two 220VAC output channels for cooling valve and heating valve, Max Load 3A
Auxiliary Fan: 220VAC output, Max Load 3A
Proportional Damper Output: 0~10V analog output
3-channel Analog Input: 0~10V input (for temperature, humidity, CO₂)
Analog Input: External sensor NTC input (10K or 100K)
Digital Input: Occupancy switch input (keycard, PIR, mechanical switch, etc.), can be used as ON/OFF input
Differential Pressure Sensor: Measuring range ±500PA
Protection Class: IP21
Dimensions: 121x115x47mm

Perfect for high-standard environments like Smart Hotels, Modern Offices, and Healthcare Facilities where precise 0-10V airflow control and multiple sensor integrations (CO2, Keycard) are required to meet energy codes.
Partnership & OEM/ODM Support
OEM Customization
Tailored firmware sequences and private labeling available for volume partners.
Technical Integration
Expert support for BACnet PICS documentation and system interoperability.
Scalable Supply
Stable lead times and reliable quality control for high-volume manufacturing lines.
Yes. Our controller is a high-performance alternative to integrated VMA units (e.g., VMA1600). Since it uses a decoupled design, you can replace the controller while keeping your existing 0-10V actuator, or vice versa. This significantly reduces long-term maintenance costs and hardware lock-in.
Absolutely. It is designed with a standard 0-10V analog output, making it compatible with any universal modulating actuator (such as Belimo, Gruner, or Honeywell). This flexibility allows VAV box manufacturers and integrators to select the most cost-effective actuator for their project.
The onboard high-precision differential pressure sensor enables Pressure Independent (PI) control. It continuously monitors airflow and allows the DDC to maintain a stable setpoint even when duct pressure fluctuates, ensuring consistent comfort and preventing system oscillation.
Yes. One of our core advantages is the integrated I/O for Demand Controlled Ventilation (DCV) and hotel logic. You can connect these inputs directly to the controller without extra modules, enabling energy-saving modes based on real-time occupancy and air quality.
The controller features native logic for 2-stage reheat control (electric or water). This is ideal for environments like laboratories or premium offices that require precise temperature compensation and multi-stage heating sequences.
No. While it communicates via BACnet MS/TP for system-wide monitoring, all critical control sequences (PID loops, reheat, and occupancy logic) run locally on the DDC. This ensures the VAV zone remains fully operational even if network communication is interrupted.
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