This guide is a map to current Canplas Endura product documents, not a restaurant-size prescription or an installed-price estimate. Endura specifications vary by model, material and installation configuration. Confirm the exact product record, current manual and local approval before purchase.
What the current Endura documents establish
The Canplas guide describes hydromechanical separation using a flow-control device, air entrainment and internal baffling. Grease separates as flow is managed through the unit and lower-density material rises.
The same guide says the permitted layout depends on the model. It shows indoor and outdoor, on-floor, in-floor and below-grade uses across the family. That means an “indoor only” statement is not safe for all Endura products.
Verified model and family examples
| Documented product | Verified facts | Why the exact document matters |
|---|---|---|
| Endura 7–50 GPM family | Polypropylene; current guide lists a 220°F operating temperature. | Connections, dimensions, grease capacity and installation details differ by model. |
| Endura Lo-Profile 25 GPM | 25 GPM; 62.59 lb grease capacity; 96.3% efficiency; 18.9 gal liquid capacity; 34.35 lb empty weight. | This is one named product record, not a specification for every 25 GPM configuration. |
| Endura XL 75–150 GPM family | Polyethylene; current guide lists a 160°F operating temperature. | Burial, covers, risers, remote pump options and access must be checked for the selected model. |
Selection checklist
- Confirm the wastewater and plumbing authorities serving the exact address.
- Obtain their accepted sizing method and any approved-equipment or plan-review requirements.
- Identify the exact Endura product code—not only a family name or GPM number.
- Check rated flow, grease capacity, liquid capacity, connection size and temperature limit in the current product document.
- Check whether the selected configuration permits on-floor, in-floor, outdoor or below-grade installation.
- Confirm covers, risers, structural support, access, venting, sampling and service clearances for the project.
- Obtain a dated installed quote that separates equipment, freight, plumbing, excavation, restoration, permits and inspections.
Installation and maintenance boundaries
Do not transfer a clearance, riser, cover or piping instruction from one Endura model to another. Follow the current installation guide for the exact product and the project documents accepted by the local authority.
Maintenance frequency depends on actual loading, the selected unit and local requirements. Use the manufacturer's current procedure and establish a site-specific schedule from measured accumulation; do not treat a national 30-, 60- or 90-day interval as universal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What flow-rate range does the current Endura family cover?
Canplas' current technical guide lists Endura hydromechanical grease interceptors from 7 through 150 GPM. The guide separates 7–50 GPM polypropylene models from 75–150 GPM polyethylene XL models.
Can an Endura interceptor be installed outdoors or below grade?
Some current Endura models can be installed indoors or outdoors and above or below grade. The allowed configuration, covers, risers, support and access requirements depend on the exact model and site, so use that model's current instructions.
What temperature limits apply to Endura models?
The current Canplas guide gives the 7–50 GPM polypropylene range a 220°F operating temperature and the XL 75–150 GPM polyethylene range a 160°F operating temperature. Confirm the exact model and current document before design.
How should an Endura model be selected?
Use the sizing method accepted by the authority and project designer, then verify flow rate, grease capacity, connection, installation location, cover, access and maintenance requirements in the exact model documents.
Does this guide provide installed prices?
No. Manufacturer list prices and local installed quotes are different and can change. Obtain a dated quote for the exact model, freight, site work, plumbing, permits and inspections.
Official sources
- Canplas — current Endura grease-interceptor family
- Canplas — Endura technical guide
- Canplas — Endura Lo-Profile 25 GPM product record
- Canplas — Endura XL 75–150 GPM family
- Canplas — installation-guide hub
Fact-checked August 12, 2026. Product documents and local requirements can change; verify the exact current model before purchase.
Author: Grease Trap Locator Editorial Team
The Grease Trap Locator editorial team covers FOG compliance, grease trap maintenance, and commercial kitchen regulations across the US and Canada. Our guides are written for restaurant owners, facility managers, and food service operators who need practical, accurate information without the fluff.
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