Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT0900 378kg Half Dice Ice Machine with D570 Bin
Product Description
The Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT0900 is a high-capacity modular ice machine producing half dice ice at up to 378kg per 24 hours, paired here with the D570 storage bin which...
Specifications
- Colour
- Silver
- Cube shape
- Half Dice
- Dimensions
- 1943(H) x 762(W) x 863(D)mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel
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Product Description
The Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT0900 is a high-capacity modular ice machine producing half dice ice at up to 378kg per 24 hours, paired here with the D570 storage bin which holds up to 195kg of ice. Half dice is a widely used format across bars, restaurants, healthcare, and large-scale catering operations — it chills drinks efficiently, portions reliably, and handles well in busy service environments. The unit sits on top of the D570 bin, forming a self-contained ice production and storage solution designed to run continuously.
At this output level, the iT0900 is built to sustain production through extended service periods and elevated ambient conditions. The Indigo NXT control system actively monitors the ice-making cycle and adjusts the process to maintain consistent output. This is particularly relevant in busy kitchen or bar environments where ambient temperatures can climb during service — the machine is engineered to continue producing reliably under those conditions rather than throttling back when you need it most. When demand drops, the system scales accordingly, which helps reduce unnecessary energy consumption during quieter periods.
From an operational standpoint, the combination of high daily output and substantial bin capacity means most sites will carry a useful ice reserve rather than running the risk of falling short during peak hours. Key practical advantages include:
- Consistent half dice format suited to drinks service, food display, and healthcare use
- Onboard diagnostics that help identify performance issues before they become service failures
- Bin design that allows straightforward, hygienic access to stored ice
- Adjustable output to match demand across different times of day or week
- Stainless steel construction throughout, supporting hygiene compliance and longevity
Installation requires a dedicated water supply, a drain connection, and appropriate electrical provision — confirm your available supply against the machine's requirements before ordering. Adequate ventilation around the unit is important; restricted airflow will affect performance, particularly in warm back-of-house locations. The combined footprint of machine and bin is substantial, so measure your available space carefully, including ceiling clearance for the stacked height. A water filtration system is strongly recommended: limescale accumulation is one of the most common causes of premature ice machine failure in UK sites with hard water, and it will affect both ice quality and warranty coverage if left unaddressed.
This machine is well suited to large restaurants, hotel bars, stadium or events catering, healthcare facilities, and any operation where ice demand is consistently high throughout the day. For smaller sites with more modest requirements, lower-output models in the Indigo NXT range will be more appropriate both in terms of capacity and running cost. Conversely, multi-machine installations or larger centralised ice rooms may be worth considering for very high-volume sites.
If you are unsure whether this output level matches your actual demand, or if you have questions about water quality, installation conditions, or filtration, our team is happy to work through the specifics with you before you commit.
Key Features
- Produces up to 378kg of half dice ice every 24 hours
- Indigo NXT control system actively monitors and optimises ice production cycles
- Paired D570 bin stores up to 195kg of ice for continuous service reserve
- Engineered to sustain output in elevated ambient kitchen temperatures
- Stainless steel construction throughout for durability and hygiene compliance
Operational Benefits
- Maintains consistent ice supply through long or high-demand service periods
- Onboard diagnostics help catch faults early, reducing unplanned downtime
- Scales output to demand, avoiding unnecessary energy use during quiet periods
- Large bin reserve reduces risk of running short during peak service hours
- Half dice format chills drinks efficiently and handles well in busy service
Specifications
- Colour
- Silver
- Cube shape
- Half Dice
- Dimensions
- 1943(H) x 762(W) x 863(D)mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Warranty
- 5 Years
- Weight
- 78kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- A rough industry guide is to estimate your daily ice consumption across all uses — drinks service, food display, buffet — and then size the machine to produce that comfortably within a 24-hour cycle, with some headroom for busy periods or hot weather. If your current machine is regularly running the bin low or you are topping up from elsewhere during service, a machine at this output level is worth serious consideration. If you are unsure about your actual consumption, it is worth talking through your service volumes and operating hours before committing to a unit of this size.
- In most UK areas, a water filter is effectively essential rather than optional. Hard water causes limescale to build up on the evaporator and water system components, which reduces ice quality, increases cycle times, and can cause premature mechanical failure. Limescale damage is also a common exclusion in ice machine warranties, so operating without appropriate filtration carries a real financial risk. We would always advise fitting a correctly specified filter system at the point of installation.
- You will need a cold water supply, a suitable drain capable of handling the discharge flow, and an electrical connection matched to the machine's supply requirements — confirm these with your installer in advance. Ventilation is equally important: the machine needs adequate clearance on all sides and above to dissipate heat effectively, and a poorly ventilated install will reduce output and put stress on the refrigeration system. Also measure the full stacked height of the machine and bin against your available ceiling clearance, as the combined unit is a significant height.