Start with the hydraulic layout
Draw the water source, pumps, main lines and irrigation zones. Record the valves and intended watering sequence. The irrigation catalog describes time-based, volume-based and sensor-based operation. The useful approach depends on the farm layout and the available measurements; automation cannot compensate for an unsuitable hydraulic design.
Choose how field devices will connect
The supplied range includes wired and wireless solutions, valve controllers and pump controllers. Confirm distances, power availability and communication requirements at each field location. A wireless label does not remove the need to plan device power or check local signal conditions. Establish the field layout before finalizing the model list.
Select sensors with a purpose
Flow, soil, environmental and EC/pH measurements serve different decisions. Add sensors when the irrigation strategy needs their inputs, and confirm controller compatibility. Fertigation adds dosing equipment and a separate set of operational requirements; the catalog lists one-, three- and five-channel modules for different system configurations.
Confirm the complete project scope
Ask for a coordinated list covering controllers, valves, sensors, communication devices, power supplies, software and commissioning. Keep manufacturer items marked upcoming separate from confirmed availability. Share the planned zones and watering method with Nova Trading to begin a product enquiry, then have the irrigation specialist verify the final design.
Explore the products & sources
This guide draws on the supplied manufacturer catalogs. Exact specifications and available variants should be checked against the selected model.