PRODIS 102KG PRODUCTION ICE MAKER, 32KG STORAGE, DICE SHAPED ICE CUBES

CL90, the elegant compact mains connected icemaker by Prodis produces 102kg of cubed ice per 24 hours with a generous 32kg insulated storage bin.

The exterior of the CL90 is constructed entirely from stainless steel, attractive, timeless and hygienic. The mains water and waste connections allow the machine to run 24 hours a day so that there is always ice available when required.

Intelligent electronic controls turn off production when the storage bin is full and automatically restart the machine when ice is removed. Ice thickness adjustment is simple allowing the user to define the size of ice required. A self cleaning cycle allows for easy maintenance for sanitary and hygienic operation and a built in air filter and condenser cleaning alarm makes routine condenser cleaning easy.

• 102kg production per 24 hours
• 32kg storage bin
• Vertical evaporator production system
• Mains connected for fully automatic operation
• Dice shaped ice cubes
• Stainless steel construction
• Small footprint design for easy installation
• Intelligent electronic controls
• Adjustable ice thickness
• Electronic timer for ice production
• Self cleaning cycle
• Condenser air filter for easy maintenance
• 1 year parts only warranty

_{We always recommend fitting a water filter to your ice maker. A water filter will prolong the life of the ice machine by stopping impurities and limescale from entering the ice maker, it will also deliver a clearer, brighter, better tasting ice cube for your customer. Break downs caused by limescale build up are not covered under the terms of your warranty and may result in a charge for a non-warranty call.}

_{All production values quoted are calculated at 21°c ambient air temperature, 15°c water temperature. Temperatures above that will reduce the amount of ice produced by the ice maker over the 24 hour period.}

^{CL Series ice makers are suitable for use in ambient temperatures from 10°c to 42°c, the ice machine will not function at temperatures below 10°c}