The Manitowoc IDT0900W SpaceMaker Marine water-cooled ice machine from the Indigo NXT series is specifically designed for use on yachts and cruise ships where space is limited. Despite its compact size, this ice machine can produce up to 839 lbs of full dice ice cubes per day. One of the key features of this Indigo Series ice machine is its top panel, which allows for utility connections to be run through it. This design enables the machine to fit into tight spaces with minimal back and side clearance while still functioning properly. Maintenance is made easier with the smart monitoring system of this Manitowoc ice machine. It regularly scans for potential issues, preventing unexpected failures and minimizing downtime. The high-grade stainless steel exterior of this commercial ice machine is not only corrosion-resistant but also easy to clean. It can withstand heavy use and harsh conditions. Additionally, an isolation switch is conveniently located at the front for easy access to cut off power when needed. The front-facing evaporator of this ice machine allows for easy access and cleaning of the foodzone without having to remove the top lid. This unit is an ice machine head only, completely sealed, with easily removable top and side panels. The control panel is conveniently positioned for easy access. The dice ice produced by this machine has dimensions of 7/8" x 7/8" x 7/8" and there are approximately 48 rhomboid-shaped cubes per pound of ice. This type of ice is inexpensive and quick to make. It has a slow melt rate, resulting in reduced ice consumption. The high ice-to-water ratio ensures maximum cooling and lower production needs. Dice ice is perfect for drinks, ice bagging, bulk cooling, and is easy to break down in blenders and crushers. In terms of specifications, this ice machine can produce up to 839 lbs of dice ice every 24 hours. It operates within an ambient temperature range of 40-110 °F and a water temperature range of 40-90 °F. The water pressure for ice maker water in should be a minimum of 20 psi and a maximum of 80 psi, while the condenser water pressure should be a minimum of 20 psi and a maximum of 150 psi. The condenser water usage per 100 lbs of ice is 135 gal/511 L, and the potable water usage per 100 lbs of ice is 19 gal/71.9 L
