Follett HCD1810RJS Horizon Elite™ Chewblet® Ice Machine With RIDE® Remote Ice Delivery Equipment
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- High production capacity of up to 1784 lbs/day
- Chewblet® ice perfect for soft drinks
- Remote condenser for efficient cooling
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The Follett HCD1810RJS Horizon Elite™ Chewblet® Ice Machine with RIDE® Remote Ice Delivery Equipment is engineered to enhance efficiency and performance in commercial settings, specifically for automatically filling drop-in ice and beverage dispensers. This advanced ice machine is air-cooled and features a remote condenser, capable of producing up to 1784 pounds of Chewblet® ice within a 24-hour period. The evaporator module operates at 115 volts/60/1-phase, while the condensing unit functions at 208-230 volts/60/1-phase, showcasing its adaptability to various electrical environments. Certified by NSF and ETL, this unit meets high standards for safety and sanitation. Particularly suited for industries requiring large-scale, consistent ice production, such as hospitality, healthcare, and food service, the HCD1810RJS offers a reliable solution for high-volume needs. Its integration with RIDE® technology enables remote ice delivery, optimizing space utilization and operational efficiency. This machine provides a unique value for businesses aiming to streamline ice production and delivery, ensuring a steady supply of high-quality ice with minimal manual intervention. Whether in a bustling restaurant or a healthcare facility, the Follett HCD1810RJS is designed to meet diverse demands, combining functionality with innovative design to support various market segments.
Product Description
The Follett HCD1810RJS Horizon Elite™ Chewblet® Ice Machine with RIDE® Remote Ice Delivery Equipment is engineered to enhance efficiency and performance in commercial settings, specifically for automatically filling drop-in ice and beverage dispensers. This advanced ice machine is air-cooled and features a remote condenser, capable of producing up to 1784 pounds of Chewblet® ice within a 24-hour period. The evaporator module operates at 115 volts/60/1-phase, while the condensing unit functions at 208-230 volts/60/1-phase, showcasing its adaptability to various electrical environments. Certified by NSF and ETL, this unit meets high standards for safety and sanitation. Particularly suited for industries requiring large-scale, consistent ice production, such as hospitality, healthcare, and food service, the HCD1810RJS offers a reliable solution for high-volume needs. Its integration with RIDE® technology enables remote ice delivery, optimizing space utilization and operational efficiency. This machine provides a unique value for businesses aiming to streamline ice production and delivery, ensuring a steady supply of high-quality ice with minimal manual intervention. Whether in a bustling restaurant or a healthcare facility, the Follett HCD1810RJS is designed to meet diverse demands, combining functionality with innovative design to support various market segments.
Product information
| Manufacturer | Follett Products, LLC (Middleby) |
|---|---|
| Model Number | HCD1810RJS |
| Manufacturer Part # | HCD1810RJS |
| Cooling | Air-cooled |
| Refrigeration | Remote (refrigeration Not Included) |
| Cube Type | Nugget |
| Production per 24 hr | 1701 - 1800 Lb = 772 - 817 Kg |
| Height | 22.5" |
| Width | 22.7" |
| Depth | 23.7" |
| Weight | 170 lbs |
| NSF Approved | Yes |
| ETL Approved | Yes |
Certifications
ETL
This item has been evaluated by Edison Testing Laboratories (ETL) and has been found to meet or exceed electrical and gas safety standards.
NSF Listed
The item meets the standards imposed by NSF International. These standards relate to health, public safety and the environment.
