Watts WD-20-L-THD 40 lb. Low-Profile Grease Trap with Threaded Connections

Watts WD-20-L-THD Specs

Quantity : 1/Each
Shipping Weight : 139.5 lb.
Length : 34 7/8 Inches
Width : 22 7/8 Inches
Height : 11 3/4 Inches
Capacity : 40 lb.
Features : Low Profile Threaded Connections
Flow Rate : 20 GPM
Inlet / Outlet Size : 3 Inches
Material : Steel
Type : Grease Traps

Watts WD-20-L-THD Details

The Watts WD-20-L-THD low-profile 40 lb. grease trap with threaded connections prevents greasy substances from entering plumbing systems, septic fields, and wastewater treatment facilities where they cannot be processed properly and could harm the environment. This low-profile, or low rough-in design is 3 1/4″ shorter than Watts’s WD-20 Grease Interceptor for low clearance applications.
Grease traps like the Watts WD-20-L-THD are often used with cooking or prep sinks, pot sinks, and commercial dishwashers in various types of commercial food service operations.
The Watts WD-20-L-THD low rough-in Grease Interceptor features a body constructed of 11-gauge cold rolled steel with an oven-cured, acid-resistant baked gray epoxy coating. Other standard features include a solid steel cover with gasket, a removable baffle assembly, a deep seal trap with cleanout, no hub connections, and an external cast iron flow control fitting (flow restrictor).
The Watts WD-20-L-THD low-profile grease trap has a grease capacity of 40 lb., and a flow rate of 20 GPM. It is PDI (Plumbing & Drainage Institute) Certified, and meets the industry and PDI Standard PDI-G101 for separation efficiency. This standard specifies that the grease trap must maintain 90% separation efficiency up to its rated grease retention capacity.
Overall Dimensions:
34 7/8″L x 22 7/8″W x 11 3/4″H
Flow Rate: 20 GPM (Gallons Per Minute)
Grease Capacity: 40 lb.
Threaded Inlet & Outlet Size: 3″

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• PDI Certified

  This item has been certified by the Plumbing and Drainage Institute (PDI), which promotes the advancement of Engineered Plumbing Products.