Choosing the right flow control fitting for a grease interceptor is essential for meeting local codes, improving trap efficiency, and preventing a backing-up kitchen. The following selections emphasize durable construction, integrated flow control features, and space-conscious designs ideal for commercial kitchens. Each product highlights how flow control components help manage greases and wastewater while reducing odors and maintenance needs.
- GT2700 15 GPM — 2″ No-hub
- GT2700-10-2NH — 2″ No-Hub, Flow Control
- GT2700-07-2NH — 2″ With Flow Control
- GT2700-25-3NH — 3″ With Flow Control
- GT2700-35-3NH — 3″ No-Hub, Heavy-Duty Flow Control
| Product | Flow Rate | Inlet/Outlet | Special Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zurn GT2700 15 GPM | 15 GPM | 2″ No-hub | Flow diffusing baffle, external vented inlet flow control |
| Zurn GT2700-10-2NH | 10 GPM | 2″ No-hub | Flow control, durable steel, secure access cover |
| Zurn GT2700-07-2NH | 7 GPM | 2″ No-hub | Flow control, space-efficient under-sink installation |
| Zurn GT2700-25-3NH | 25 GPM | 3″ No-hub | Flow control, heavy-duty Dura-coated steel |
| Zurn GT2700-35-3NH | 35 GPM | 3″ No-hub | Flow control, secure slip-resistant cover |
Zurn GT2700 15 GPM 2″ No-hub Connection Grease Interceptor
The Zurn GT2700 15 GPM grease interceptor is built with corrosion-resistant coated fabricated steel and a 2″ no-hub connection. It features a slip-resistant cover, a flow diffusing baffle, an integral trap, and an external vented inlet flow control device. Its design emphasizes durability and consistent flow management, suitable for mid-sized commercial kitchens. It includes a 3/8″ Allen bolt lift handle assembly for service access. This unit aligns with installations requiring reliable flow control and robust construction in busy restaurant environments.
Zurn GT2701-20-3NH Lo-Profile Steel Grease Interceptor
Note: This product emphasizes space-saving design with a low-profile steel body and is intended to remove and retain grease from wastewater in kitchens and restaurants. It is designed to be installed under sinks or in tight areas, maximizing floor space while supporting effective flow control and grease separation. The unit is built to withstand demanding kitchen operations, with attention to secure lid design and reliable baffle performance.
Zurn GT2700-07-2NH – Steel Grease Trap With Flow Control
This 2″ steel grease trap features flow control and a durable Dura-coated fabrication to prevent corrosion under heavy use. It includes a secured, slip-resistant cover with a center tie-down assembly to prevent odors from escaping, making it a practical choice for kitchens that need reliable flow control while withstanding daily wear and tear.
Zurn GT2700-35-3NH, 35 GPM 3 Inch No-Hub Connection
Designed for heavy-duty facilities, the 3″ no-hub GT2700-35-3NH provides a high flow capacity with a durable, Dura-coated steel body. The secure, slip-resistant cover includes a center tie-down assembly to control odors and maintain sanitary conditions in high-demand kitchens. This model is ideal for large volumes of wastewater and grease—supporting consistent flow control even under peak operation periods.
Zurn GT2700-10-2NH GT2700 2″ No-Hub Grease Trap With Flow Control
The GT2700-10-2NH provides a 2″ no-hub grease trap with integrated flow control suitable for kitchens with space constraints. It emphasizes a durable, corrosion-resistant steel construction and a secured cover system designed to suppress odors and minimize maintenance interruptions. With this configuration, facilities can regulate effluent characteristics while meeting sanitary and environmental standards.
Buying decisions for grease interceptors with flow control should consider flow rate requirements, space availability, and maintenance practices. Durable steel construction and corrosion resistance extend service life in demanding commercial settings. Models offering external vented inlet flow control can help minimize odors and improve trap performance. For retrofits, under-sink installations may be preferable, while larger operations may benefit from higher GPM-rated units with longer service cycles.
Buying Guide: Flow Control Fittings For Grease Interceptors
- Flow rate alignment: Match the unit’s GPM rating to your peak kitchen discharge to prevent overloads and ensure consistent separation of grease and solids.
- Inlet/outlet configuration: No-hub connections simplify installation but verify compatibility with existing piping and seals to avoid leaks.
- Durability and coating: Dura-coated or corrosion-resistant steel prolongs life in harsh wastewater environments and reduces maintenance costs.
- Access and odor control: A secure, slip-resistant cover with reliable latches and tie-downs minimizes odors and vandalism risk while allowing quick service access.
- Footprint and installation: Consider space constraints under sinks or in equipment rooms. Low-profile or compact designs help maximize usable area.
- Code compliance: Ensure the selected model meets local plumbing codes and restaurant regulations for grease interceptors and flow control devices.
- Maintenance and accessibility: Favor units with clear baffle access and serviceable components to simplify cleaning and inspection schedules.
- Warranty and support: Check manufacturer warranties and the availability of replacement parts and service support.