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Delta Controls enteliWEB

Sites, BACnet devices, objects, and archived trend logs from Delta Controls enteliWEB servers. Read-only reference.

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About

enteliWEB is Delta Controls' web-based building management server. It runs on Windows Server under IIS with a PostgreSQL database, connects to any number of BACnet sites under one login, and centralizes alarm management, scheduling, backups, audit logs, and energy analytics. enteliVAULT archives up to 100,000 trend logs, and the -API add-on licenses BACnet Web Services, the interface API, a mobile app, and an ODBC driver.

Through Fibric, an operator walks the site, device, and object hierarchy, reads present values and archived trends, and turns alarm and audit-log history into a proposal you can act on elsewhere. This reference listing is read-only; commands stay in enteliWEB.

This is a reference listing. It documents what Fibric would read from Delta Controls enteliWEB and what it could propose, based on the vendor's published interfaces. Fibric builds it under a managed deployment when you request it; selecting it here installs nothing.

Inputs

  • Sites, devices, objects, and properties by hierarchical path under /enteliweb/api/.bacnet/{site}/{device}/{objectType},{instance}/{property}
  • Property values as JSON when the request carries alt=json; property names follow ISO 16484-5 BACnet naming
  • Alarms, assignments, and operator comments held in the enteliWEB alarm management module
  • Trend logs archived by enteliVAULT, including meter data used by the Energy Management add-on
  • The audit log of manual output changes, alarm history, and other user changes
  • Business-level reads of the same data through the ODBC driver where the -API add-on is licensed

Proposed actions

Read-only. Actions need a separate connector.

Proposed actions are target capabilities. Every action runs propose-first and needs a validated deployment and the appropriate permissions.

What you can build

  • Rank alarms across many sites

    One enteliWEB login spans every BACnet site. The operator reads alarm state per site, groups by device and priority, and proposes the short list an operator should open first.

    With Alarm Triage

  • Check virtual meters against the utility meter

    enteliVAULT keeps meter and virtual-meter trend logs. The operator sums the virtual meters, compares them with the upstream meter, and proposes which calculation to review when they diverge.

    With Submeter Drift

  • Verify an economizer is doing its job

    Damper position, mixed-air, and outdoor-air properties come from the object tree. The operator compares them over a week and proposes a service ticket when free cooling was available but unused.

    With Economizer Check

Requirements

  • An enteliWEB edition (eW200, eW500, eW1000, eW2500, or Enterprise) with the -API add-on for web services, the interface API, and ODBC
  • A user account whose group permissions cover the BACnet objects to be read
  • HTTPS reach to the enteliWEB server on port 443 with TLS 1.2 or later, per the Network Hardening Guide
  • Your server's host name or IP listed in ALLOWED_HOSTS of the api\v1 .env file on enteliWEB 4.25 and later
Authentication
An enteliWEB user account with password, subject to the server's password policy, lockout settings, and session timeout; LDAP-integrated accounts work the same way.

Limits

  • Write operations are not described in the public material reviewed, so this listing proposes no commands
  • I/O point counts are capped by edition; eW200 through eW2500 name their limit, Enterprise starts at 5000 and grows by add-on
  • The API server is hosted on the same IIS site as the UI; the hardening guide asks for host allow-listing and disabled port 80
  • Full interface documentation sits on the Delta Controls support site behind a login rather than on the open web

Access and pricing

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Questions and answers

Is enteliWEB's API public?
Partly. Delta Controls publishes a Java API library on GitHub that bridges the enteliWEB Interface API to Android, and the catalog sheet lists BACnet Web Services, an interface API, and an ODBC driver under the -API add-on. Detailed reference documentation is on the support site behind a login.
How are API resources addressed?
By path. A site, then a device id, then an object as type,instance, then a property name, under /enteliweb/api/.bacnet. Adding alt=json returns JSON instead of XML. Property names must be the BACnet names defined in ISO 16484-5.
What does the hardening guide require of an integration?
HTTPS on port 443 with TLS 1.2 and strong cipher order, port 80 limited to localhost, and, on enteliWEB 4.25 or later, the server's host names listed in ALLOWED_HOSTS in the api\v1 .env file. Accounts should have a session timeout and lockout policy.
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