KNV KNV Greenline Heatpump Modbus TCP template

KNV Greenline Heatpump

Controls and monitors KNV Greenline heat pumps via Modbus TCP

This template connects KNV Greenline heat pumps (with IO7 controller) to ModbusCloud via Modbus TCP. It reads temperatures, operating hours, heat quantities, and alarm status. It also allows writing room temperature setpoints, hot water targets, and heating or cooling mode controls.

Protocol
Modbus TCP
Connection
Ethernet, Modbus TCP
Registers
32, read and write
Brand
KNV
Key readings
Outside temperature · HC1/HC2 flow and room temperatures · Hot water temperature · Heat pump status and alarm · Operating hours (compressor, additional heating, cooling) · Total and current heat quantity
Available commands
HC1/HC2 room temperature setpoints · Hot water target and lower setpoints · HC1/HC2 heating/cooling mode · Hot water mode
Compatible models
Greenline
Last updated

Registers (32)

32 read, 11 write

NameUnitAccessAddress (Hidden until you enter your email)Function (hidden)Type (hidden)
Outside temperature°CRead
Heat generator return sensor°CRead
Heat generator flow sensor°CRead
HC1 - flow temperature°CRead
HC1 - room temperature°CRead
Heat pump - statusRead
AlarmRead
Operating hours compressorhRead
Operating hours additional heatinghRead
Operating hours cooling generatorhRead
Current heat quantity valueWRead
Total heat quantitykWhRead
HC1 - room temperature normal°CRead and write
HC1 - room temperature lower°CRead and write
HC2 - room temperature°CRead
HC2 - flow temperature°CRead
HC2 - room temperature normal°CRead and write
HC2 - room temperature lower°CRead and write
Hot water temperature°CRead
Hot water target point°CRead and write
Lower hot water°CRead and write
Buffer temperature°CRead
Suction gas temperature°CRead
Evaporation temperature°CRead
Grundfos - flow ratel/minRead
HC1 - heatingRead and write
HC1 - coolingRead and write
HC2 - heatingRead and write
HC2 - coolingRead and write
Hot waterRead and write
Heating requirementRead
Cooling requirementRead

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Use cases

  • Monitor outside temperature, flow temperatures, and hot water temperature on a live cloud dashboard for your customer.
  • Adjust HC1 and HC2 room temperature setpoints remotely without an on-site visit.
  • Create an alert when the heat pump reports an alarm condition to reduce response time.
  • Track compressor and additional heating operating hours to plan preventive maintenance intervals.
  • Log total and current heat quantities over time to verify system efficiency and energy output.
  • Switch between heating and cooling modes for each circuit remotely based on seasonal demand.

Installation

  1. Connect the ModbusCloud Gateway to the same local network as the KNV Greenline IO7 controller, ensuring TCP connectivity between both devices.

  2. Verify that Modbus TCP is enabled on the IO7 controller and note its IP address and port number.

  3. In the ModbusCloud portal, add a new device and select the KNV Greenline Heatpump template from the library.

  4. Enter the IP address and Modbus TCP port of the IO7 controller in the gateway configuration.

  5. Confirm that live data appears on the dashboard by checking outside temperature and heat pump status readings.

  6. Test write functionality by adjusting a room temperature setpoint from the ModbusCloud interface and verifying the change on the local controller.

Things to watch for

Can I use the KNV F-series or S-series template for my Greenline heat pump?

No. The register maps differ significantly between the Greenline, F-series, and S-series. Using the wrong template will result in incorrect or missing data. Always select the Greenline-specific template.

How is the total heat quantity register structured?

Total heat quantity at address 46 is a uint32 value that spans two consecutive Modbus registers. The template already handles this correctly, so no manual configuration is needed.

My gateway cannot connect to the IO7 controller over Modbus TCP. What should I check?

Verify that Modbus TCP is enabled in the IO7 controller settings. Confirm that the gateway and the controller are on the same network or VLAN. Double-check the IP address and port number configured in the ModbusCloud portal.

Is the KNV Greenline the same as a Nibe Greenline?

No. The KNV Greenline with IO7 controller is an older proprietary product from KNV. It is not an original Nibe product, and its register layout is unique.

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