About this asset

Engineered for commercial kitchens, this automatic grease trap Revit family models an active recovery tank with pipe connection ports. Featuring a rectangular main tank with an integral skimming assembly, this unit includes a central top-mounted motor drive, segmented access cover, and a front-mounted collection container with integrated grab handle. Opposing circular pipe connectors on the end panels define the wastewater flow path with clear connection radii. Rendered with clean prism geometry and grey body surfaces, the model illustrates operational components including the grease collection cassette and operational clearance arcs required for maintenance access and lid removal in tight plant spaces.

The download is a 963 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load the RFA component directly into plumbing or mechanical Revit project templates to coordinate kitchen waste lines. The family incorporates MEP pipe connectors for sanitary drainage routing, allowing straightforward connection to waste stacks and sink fixtures. System parameters facilitate accurate clash detection against casework, grease waste lines, and adjacent commercial kitchen equipment within federated BIM coordination models.

Essential for commercial kitchen fitouts, food service facilities, restaurant back-of-house areas, and hospitality culinary suites, this grease recovery unit manages fats, oils, and grease discharge before entering municipal sewer systems. Planners, MEP consultants, and public health engineers incorporate this point-of-source grease interceptor beneath warewashing sinks, three-compartment pot sinks, or combi ovens during technical design development and construction documentation phases.