Wentworth Commercial Grease Trap Interceptor, 150 lb Capacity, 75 GPM
Product Description
Wentworth Commercial Grease Trap Interceptor, 150 lb Capacity, 75 GPM
- 75 GPM FLOW RATE & 150 LB GREASE CAPACITY – Commercial grease interceptor designed for applications requiring up to a 75 GPM flow rate, with a 150 lb grease retention capacity. Ideal for restaurant and commercial kitchen wastewater applications.
- HEAVY-DUTY 11-GAUGE CARBON STEEL – Constructed from approximately 1/8-inch-thick carbon steel for strength and durability in demanding food-service environments.
- POWDER-COATED CORROSION PROTECTION – Durable protective powder-coated finish helps protect the carbon steel body against corrosion and everyday wear in commercial kitchen environments.
- DESIGNED FOR COMMERCIAL KITCHENS – Helps separate fats, oils, and grease from wastewater before they enter the drainage system. Suitable for use with prep sinks, pot sinks, and other compatible commercial food-service fixtures.
- ACCESSIBLE FOR INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE – Removable top cover provides convenient access for inspection and cleaning. Designed for floor installation under or near compatible commercial sinks. PDI certified.
- Model: WP-GT-75
- Weight: 220 lbs.
- Material: Heavy Duty 11 gauge Carbon Steel
- Powder Coated Gray - Corrosion Resistant
- Overall dimensions: 31.5" L x 23.125" W x 30.625" H
- Bottom To Center Of Opening: 17.5"
- Floor Mount: Yes
- 4" Inlet and outlet pipe
Grease Trap Sizing Formula: GT = CS x 0.4
GT = Minimum grease trap rating in gallons per minute, CS = Capacity in gallons of fixtures or sink to be discharged to the grease trap
Installation- Remove the flow control tee from inside the interceptor
- Locate the interceptor "inlet" and "outlet", position inlet closest to the equipment that the interceptor will be servicing
- Install the flow control tee between equipment and inlet valve on the interceptor
- Vent the flow control tee to ensure optimal performance of your interceptor
- Replace the lid and securely tighten retaining lid bolt
- Check integrity of connection to the interceptor and repair any leaks as needed
One week after installation, check the grease level inside the interceptor. These results should be used to determine the appropriate cleaning schedule to be used for future cleaning.
To clean, simply remove the lid and then extract or skim the grease into an empty container. replace the lid and secure the retaining bolt.
Refer to local codes and regulations concerning the region specific installation and proper grease disposal.
Shipping Note: This item is sent via Freight services. Please understand that this is a large item and will be delivered to you on a pallet. Many addresses may not be directly deliverable. Please be available for communication with us and freight services via phone.
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