Blizzard SN-068F Underbench Granular Ice Maker 60Kg
- Average Output: 60 kg/24H
- Storage: 20Kg
- Ice Type: Granular Ice
- High Hardness for durable ice quality
- Compact Design for space efficiency
- Fully automatic and accurate control system
- Compact Design
- Stainless Steel Exterior
- Easily Accessible On-Off Switch
- Fan forced cooling
- Removable water Filter
- Simple Maintenance & Modular Design
- Easy to move and service
- U.S. Morrill Water Pump
- German ËBM-Pabst fans
- Italian Aspera Compressor
- Hisakage PCL control system
- Denmark Danfross Expansion Valve & Dry Filter
- Japanese Saginomiya Solenoid & Hydraulic Valve
- AIR-COOLED system for efficient operation
- Watermark certified product sticker
- Warranty: 24 months Parts and Labour
- Power: 220-240V/50HZ; 540W; 10A
- Dimensions: 520 x 560 x 955mm(h)
- Weight: 54Kg
About the Product and Brand
Blizzard SN-068F Underbench Granular Ice Maker 60Kg
Introducing the Blizzard SN‑068F, an underbench granular ice maker built for businesses that demand reliability, durability, and space efficiency. With an output of 60 kg of high‑hardness granular ice every 24 hours, it ensures you're well stocked even during peak trading periods, while its 20 kg built‑in storage bin lets you keep a ready reserve for those sudden surges. Designed to fit under counters, the SN‑068F features a robust stainless‑steel exterior that not only supports hygiene and easy cleaning but also gives a premium, professional look.
Powered by an efficient air‑cooled system, the SN‑068F uses premium components—German EBM‑Pabst fans, a U.S. Morrill water pump, a Japanese Saginomiya solenoid & hydraulic valve, and control via a Hisakage PLC with filtration by Denmark Danfoss expansion valve and filters. These combine to deliver consistent ice quality, ease of use, and reliable performance. It’s fully automatic, with an easily accessible on/off switch and a modular design that simplifies maintenance and servicing.
Federal Hospitality Equipment (F.H.E) is an Australian owned importer and catering supplier of quality commercial food, catering & restaurant equipment, supplying and servicing Australia and New Zealand with commercial kitchen and catering equipment for over 50 years.
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