Aermec AERMEC Moducontrol Modbus RTU template

AERMEC Moducontrol

Integrates and supervises AERMEC chillers and heat pumps via Moducontrol controller.

This template integrates AERMEC chillers and heat pumps equipped with the Moducontrol controller via Modbus RTU. It reads temperatures, machine status, alarms, and power output, and provides remote on/off control and alarm reset.

Protocol
Modbus RTU
Connection
RS485, 9600 baud
Registers
23, read and write
Brand
Aermec
Key readings
TIA / TUA temperatures · TGP temperature · Set Point · Machine Status · Cumulative Alarms / Pre-alarms · Power Supplied (%)
Available commands
ON-Off · RESET Alarm
Compatible models
ANL050
Last updated

Registers (23)

22 read, 2 write

NameUnitAccessAddress (Hidden until you enter your email)Function (hidden)Type (hidden)
ON-OffRead and write
TIA°CRead
CPRead
Cumulative AlarmsRead
Cumulative Pre-alarmsRead
TUA°CRead
TGP°CRead
Set Point°CRead
Machine StatusRead
Alarm 1 MT CompressorRead
Alarm 2 MT FanRead
Alarm 3 high pressionRead
Alarm 4 waterRead
Alarm 5 low pressionRead
Alarm 6 NTC1Read
Alarm 7 NTC2Read
Alarm 8 AntifreezeRead
Alarm 9 NTC4Read
Alarm 10 Pressure Gas TempRead
Alarm 16 Low YieldRead
Alarm 17 MT PupRead
Po Power supplied%Read
RESET AllarmWrite

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Use cases

  • Monitor TIA, TUA, and TGP temperatures on a live dashboard to verify chiller performance remotely.
  • Create an alert when cumulative alarms or pre-alarms are triggered so you can respond before downtime occurs.
  • Log power supplied percentage over time to identify efficiency degradation or unusual load patterns.
  • Remotely switch the AERMEC unit on or off from the ModbusCloud platform during commissioning or seasonal shutdowns.
  • Reset alarms remotely after resolving a fault, avoiding an unnecessary site visit.
  • Track set point values across multiple AERMEC units on different sites from a single dashboard.

Installation

  1. Connect the Modbus RTU wiring (A, B, and GND) from the AERMEC Moducontrol controller's RS-485 port to the ModbusCloud Gateway.

  2. Set the Modbus slave address on the Moducontrol controller to match the address configured in the ModbusCloud template.

  3. Verify that the baud rate on the Moducontrol controller is set to 9600, matching the template default.

  4. Import the AERMEC Moducontrol template in the ModbusCloud platform and assign it to the correct gateway and slave address.

  5. Add a 120 ohm termination resistor at the end of the RS-485 bus if the AERMEC unit is the last device on the line.

  6. Power cycle the gateway and confirm that live readings such as TIA temperature and machine status appear in the dashboard.

Things to watch for

The template shows identical values for CP and TGP. Is this normal?

Yes. Registers CP and TGP share the same Modbus address (address 5). The value returned depends on the operating context of the Moducontrol controller. Check the AERMEC documentation for your specific model to confirm which parameter is active.

Can I use this template with AERMEC models other than the ANL050?

Yes. The template works with any AERMEC chiller or heat pump equipped with the Moducontrol controller. The register map is consistent across models, though you should verify key registers during commissioning.

Communication fails or returns no data after wiring the gateway. What should I check?

Confirm that the RS-485 wiring polarity (A and B) is correct and that the baud rate is set to 9600 on both the Moducontrol controller and the gateway. Also verify the Modbus slave address matches the template configuration.

Is Modbus enabled by default on the Moducontrol controller?

On some AERMEC models, Modbus communication must be explicitly enabled in the controller settings. Consult the Moducontrol installation manual for your unit and ensure the serial communication option is activated.

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