Which statement best describes rotors relative to spray heads?

• A. They have a high precipitation rate and are ideal for small areas.
• B. They are ideal for larger turf with a low precipitation rate.
• C. They clog easily with reclaimed water.
• D. They require more maintenance than spray heads.

Answer: (B)

Rotors are built for covering large turf areas with a gentler, slower application of water. They throw farther and at a lower precipitation rate, which helps ensure even infiltration and reduces runoff on big zones. That combination—large area suitability with a low rate of water application—is exactly what makes rotors the better match for larger turf areas. The other statements describe traits more typical of spray heads (higher precipitation rates for small areas) or make less defining claims about maintenance or clogging with reclaimed water.