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Modular Ice Machine (Head Only) - Flake - 200kg/24h IM0200FM-NR

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Modular Ice Machine (Head Only) - Flake - 200kg/24h IM0200FM-NRModular Ice Machine (Head Only) Flake 200kg 24h IM0200FM NR Bromic IM0200FM NR Modular Flake Ice Machine is a commercial grade unit capable of delivering up to 200kgs of premium flake style ice per day perfect for retail displays, blended beverages, and medical applications. This ice machine has Agion treated materials that prevent the growth of harmful bacteria and a durable stainless steel construction for easy maintenance. The IM0200FM NR flake ice

Modular Ice Machine (Head Only) - Flake - 200kg/24h IM0200FM-NR

Bromic IM0200FM-NR Modular Flake Ice Machine is a commercial-grade unit capable of delivering up to 200kgs of premium flake-style ice per day perfect for retail displays, blended beverages, and medical applications. This ice machine has Agion®-treated materials that prevent the growth of harmful bacteria and a durable stainless steel construction for easy maintenance. The IM0200FM-NR flake ice machine has a compatible the head unit, which can be placed on top of a suitable Bromic storage bin such as SB129, SB178, or SB243 model (sold separately).

 

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SKU				3935195
Width				564mm
Depth				536mm
Height				531mm
Ice Type			Flake
Maximum Daily Ice Production	200kg/24h
Water Consumption		7.4L/h
Ambient Temperature		43°C
Energy Consumption		15.2kWh/24h
Refrigeration Capacity		700W
Refrigerant			R290
Current				3.2A
Electrical Voltage		230V
Frequency			50Hz
Power Supply			Single Phase
Plug Supplied			1 x 10A
Unit Weight			49kg
Warranty			Bromic Extra Care Warranty
				3 Years Parts, 1 Year Labour
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