Moduxa Irrigation
Sprinklers, drip, valves, pipes, hydraulics and controllers — the full design, calculated and checked.
Everything on one tab — IRRIGATION.
Twelve panels, in the order a design is built. The real work opens in windows beside the drawing, so you never lose your place in the plan.
From boundary to calculation sheet.
Layout that thinks like a designer
Start from the boundary. Moduxa proposes the heads; you stay in charge of every one.
- Full auto and guided layout over one engine
- Boundary Assist: corners, then edges, then the interior
- Along a path, arrays, narrow strips and gap fill
- Locked heads are never moved
Coverage you can see
One analysis, five overlay modes. Switching modes filters the result; it never re-runs it.
- Heatmap on its own non-plotting layer
- Dry spots inside the area, kept apart from ground outside it
- Fix suggestions, cheapest first — a longer nozzle before a new head
- Live update when a head moves; renaming one changes nothing
From spray zones to valve zones
Group heads into zones, zones onto valves, and watch the flow add up — or see exactly which head is missing data.
- Spray zones from ground or from chosen heads
- Flow completeness flagged, never guessed
- Electric valves, master valves, flow sensors and more
- One Valve Manager for the whole project
Hydraulics with an author
Hazen–Williams through the real network. Every figure traces back to a catalogue value or a number somebody entered.
- Mainline, lateral, drip lateral and sleeve as pipe objects
- Hydraulic Probe: pressure, flow and velocity at the clicked point
- The calculation sheet uses the same solver as the probe
- A stale sheet says so, on every page
Controllers that count what matters
Conventional and decoder are two different systems, and the cable schedule treats them that way.
- Stations counted by distinct outputs, not assignments
- A valve wired to nothing is flagged
- Remaining capacity shown only when it's known
- Checks feed the one Project QA
Deliverables straight from the model
Legend, schedules and BOQ, scoped to the whole project or a single area.
- Irrigation legend and schedules
- BOQ by product and by area
- Project QA with every module's checks in one list
- Designer AI (planned): suggestions that explain themselves
The pressure is where you click.
Many tools report the pressure at the nearest node. Moduxa reads it at the point under the cursor. Drag along this lateral.
Illustrative: a 42 m lateral losing 1.0 bar.
What leaves the office.
Calculation sheet
Pressure, flow, velocity and loss per pipe, with a banner when the design has moved on.Legend & schedules
Every symbol on the sheet, with the product behind it.BOQ
Heads, emitters, valves, pipe by size and fittings, from the drawing.Project QA
One list of what's wrong, what's missing and where to click to fix it.A subscription for each program.
Subscribe on the program your office works in — or more than one. Prices are announced at launch.
- Native Revit elements, systems and schedules
- Moduxa families where Revit has none
- Catalogues, QA and BOQ from Moduxa Core
- Levels & grading built in
- Updates and support while subscribed
- Ribbon tab and tool windows beside the drawing
- Works on your existing DWG drawings
- Catalogues, QA and BOQ from Moduxa Core
- Levels & grading built in
- Updates and support while subscribed
- Uses Civil 3D surfaces and pipe networks
- Works on your existing DWG drawings
- Catalogues, QA and BOQ from Moduxa Core
- Levels & grading built in
- Updates and support while subscribed
Design offices, get in early.
Early-access offices use Moduxa Irrigation on real projects before release and shape what comes next.