Trace the lawn. Watch the sprinklers go in.
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RETICULATION PLANNER · FOR AUSTRALIAN YARDS
Draw your lawn on your own lot. Retisynq places every sprinkler head to head, sizes the zones to what your tap gives, picks the nozzles and the pipe, and checks the pressure at the furthest head, before anyone digs a trench.
FREE TO PLAN · THE FULL REPORT IS A$79 + GST PER DESIGN
YOUR LOT
Boundaries from state open data, and a careful estimate in WA, SA and the NT.
THE NOZZLES
From Hunter, Rain Bird, Toro and Holman’s own published charts.
YOUR WATER
Zones sized to what your tap gives; pressure checked at the furthest head.
YOUR AREA
Watering days and hours under your local rules.
YOUR CLIMATE
A program month by month from five years of SILO climate data.
ABOVE THE LAWN, AND UNDER IT
Most of a reticulation system is out of sight. Lift the lawn to see what the planner works out underneath, zone by zone.
Every clip here was recorded in Retisynq, on a real Perth lot, the way you would use it.
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WHAT IT WEIGHS UP
Eleven spacings from 2.5 to 9 metres, each worked through nozzles, zones, pipe and pressure.
It keeps the design that waters all of the lawn for the least: fewest checks failing, then fewest sprinklers and zones, with evenness and water past the edges weighed in.
FROM THE REPORT FOR THE YARD ABOVE
Pick a zone and the rest fade: its sprinklers, its flow, its minutes for 10 mm.
Dig to the numbers on the plan, not to a guess with a string line.
Nozzle by nozzle, pipe sizes, pressure at each zone, the parts list, the program and why.
Your lot and house come up on the plan, from the state’s own records where it publishes them.
Click its corners. Add garden beds, paths and trees. A bucket and a stopwatch at the tap make the pressure checks yours.
The sprinklers, sprays and pipe routes are free to see. The report holds the nozzles, sizes, checks and parts.
THE PLANNER
Freeto draw and to see
THE REPORT, PER DESIGN AND LOT
A$79+ GST · A$86.90 in all
Retisynq is a design aid worked out from the makers’ published charts and the readings you give it. It is not a certified irrigation design, and the backflow device at your tap is for a licensed plumber to choose. See the terms.
FOR INSTALLERS AND LANDSCAPERS
Draw the client’s yard from the address, choose the brand you stock, and take a parts list and trench lengths to the quote. Trade accounts with your own branding are on the way.
No. It is a design worked out from the makers’ published charts, your lot and the readings you give it, with every assumption written down. A licensed plumber fits and chooses the backflow device at the tap, and you check for services with Before You Dig Australia before you dig.
Hunter, Rain Bird, Toro and Holman, from each maker’s own charts, or a generic layout if you would rather not pick one yet. Garden beds go on inline drip.
From the state’s open property data in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, the ACT and Tasmania. In WA, SA and the NT it is estimated from the national address file and the streets around it, and you can drag its corners to match your fences.
You can start without it. The design uses typical figures and says so. A bucket and a stopwatch at the tap, and a pressure gauge if you have one, turn those assumptions into your own numbers.
Where an authority sets watering days or hours, the program uses them: WA’s roster days by house number, and the time windows in Sydney, Victoria and Canberra, among others.
That design on that lot, with your later edits to it included. A copy of the design, or the same design moved to another address, is a new purchase. You get a tax invoice and a receipt from Stripe, who handle the card payment.