A solar pump is not typically designed to handle water with high levels of turbidity or suspended solids. These pumps are more effective in clear water conditions, as the presence of solids can lead to clogging or damage to the pump. In situations where water has high turbidity or suspended solids, alternative water treatment methods such as filtration or settling may be necessary before using a solar pump.
A solar pump is typically not designed to handle water with high levels of turbidity or suspended solids. These pumps are more suitable for clean water sources as the presence of turbidity or suspended solids can clog the pump, reducing its efficiency and potentially causing damage. In such cases, pre-treatment methods like settling tanks or filters may be required to remove the solids before the water is pumped.
