Ductulator Pro
Ductulator Pro
Ductulator - HVAC Duct Sizing
Everyone
welmurr
Duct Size Calculator for HVAC Design Engineers


Average Rating

4.3


Number of Ratings

291


Number of Downloads

5K+


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$2.99


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About Ductulator - HVAC Duct Sizing

The Duct Sizer App designed based on surveying the needs of engineers. Units can be changed from Imperial to S.I This is a much faster and versatile equivalent of the duct sizing charts provided by top HVAC manufacturers. In Design Mode: Get a range of suitable duct sizes by inputting either the ... read more

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Jmrat24 Jmrat24
1
Wednesday, February 11, 2026

It's good and easy. Really needs the ability to use odd numbers though. That would make it perfect. Edited

ENGIN333R ENGIN333R
1
Saturday, May 13, 2023

Disappointed, i was expecting it to be more flexible with the Units, but i was stuck with m3/hr, an i need to use L/s, so if I'm gonna use this app I would have to do so many unit conversion for a ducting design of a building. Edited

welmurr
Saturday, May 20, 2023
Hello, thank you for the feedback! Air flow volume in L/s is coming is the next update! If you have any further suggestions, feel free to contact us!
MikeRuiz XD MikeRuiz XD
7
Friday, October 4, 2024

This is not what is shown in the picture. It is nothing but just numbers. It does not have the adjustable diagram at all.

Jason Towers Jason Towers
4
Friday, January 5, 2024

Pretty much worthless. Can't enter dimensions without a CFM measurement. Measuring the duct for system replacement (usually inoperable) I want to know what it can handle at WC

welmurr
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
Hi Jason, thank you for your feedback! Just like when using the traditional ductulator, you can set the existing duct dimensions, then tweak the air flowrate till you reach the desired friction rate or velocity limit. That would give you the maximum air flow that the duct can handle for the given friction/velocity. Hope this helps!
Kerry Nardi Kerry Nardi
1
Thursday, July 25, 2024

Completely unnecessary. A shame that we value using our brains so little that we wish to open source a skilled trade that requires training and field experience to understand. Every certified tradie can do the math in their head. Useless.

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