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Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT1200 544kg Half Dice Ice Machine with D970 Bin

SKU: HW751

£11,278.00(£13,533.60 inc VAT)

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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 5
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 5

The Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT1200 is a modular half dice ice machine paired with the D970 storage bin, offering a serious daily output suitable for the most demanding commercial environments. It operates as a self-contained ice production and storage solution, producing half dice cubes — a versatile format widely used in food service, bar operations, healthcare, and large-scale retail. Half dice ice is valued for its fast chill rate and consistent portion delivery across high-turnover applications.

In busy service environments, the iT1200 is built to keep pace without compromise. The machine is engineered to continue producing ice at elevated ambient temperatures, which matters in kitchen or back-of-house environments where heat from cooking equipment or poor ventilation can undermine ice machine performance. Onboard diagnostics actively monitor and adjust the ice-making cycle, which helps maintain consistent output and flags potential issues before they become costly failures — a practical advantage in operations where ice supply cannot be interrupted.

From an operational standpoint, this unit offers several meaningful advantages:

  • Large storage capacity reduces the risk of running short during peak service periods
  • Efficiency management scales back energy use during quieter periods without operator input
  • Half dice format suits a wide range of applications from beverage service to food display
  • Advanced diagnostics reduce downtime and support planned maintenance
  • Stainless steel construction supports hygiene standards and withstands heavy daily use

As a modular unit, the iT1200 head sits on top of the D970 bin and requires adequate clearance for ventilation — the full assembled height is substantial, so ceiling height and access routes should be confirmed before ordering. A mains water connection and drainage point are required, and installation in a well-ventilated space is important for sustained performance. Limescale is a genuine risk to ice machine longevity; fitting a suitable water filtration system before installation is strongly advisable and will protect both ice quality and the machine's internal components over time.

This combination is well suited to hotel banqueting operations, large pub and bar groups, hospital catering departments, central production kitchens, and high-volume food retail environments where ice demand is continuous and significant. It is not an appropriate choice for smaller cafés or kitchens with modest, intermittent ice requirements — for those settings, a lower-output countertop or smaller modular unit would be a better fit. Equally, for operations with demand that pushes beyond this output, higher-capacity configurations are available.

If you are unsure whether the iT1200 is correctly sized for your operation, or have questions about water filtration, ventilation, or installation, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

Is the iT1200 suitable for a large hotel or events venue?

Yes, the iT1200 is well matched to high-volume hotel, banqueting, and events environments where continuous ice demand is the norm. The combination of substantial daily output and a large storage bin means the machine can build reserve ice overnight, ready for peak service periods the following day. For venues with multiple service points or particularly heavy demand, it is worth discussing whether a single unit or multiple smaller units better suits your layout.

What are the key installation requirements for this machine?

The iT1200 requires a mains cold water supply, a floor drain or suitable drainage point, and a standard electrical connection — confirm the specific supply requirements with our team before installation. Adequate ventilation around the unit is essential, particularly in enclosed or warm back-of-house spaces, as restricted airflow will reduce output and increase wear. Given the assembled height of the machine and bin together, ceiling clearance and doorway access should be measured before delivery is arranged.

Do I need a water filter, and how important is it?

A water filter is strongly recommended and should be considered a practical requirement rather than an optional extra. Limescale build-up is one of the most common causes of ice machine failure in the UK, where water hardness varies considerably by region. Fitting an appropriate filter before the machine is commissioned protects the internal components, maintains ice clarity and taste, and will contribute meaningfully to the machine's working life and service intervals.

Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT1200 544kg Half Dice Ice Machine with D970 Bin

£11,278.00(£13,533.60 inc VAT)

£11,278.00(£13,533.60 inc VAT)

The Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT1200 is a modular half dice ice machine paired with the D970 storage bin, offering a serious daily output suitable for the most demanding commercial environments. It operates as a self-contained ice production and storage solution, producing half dice cubes — a versatile format widely used in food service, bar operations, healthcare, and large-scale retail. Half dice ice is valued for its fast chill rate and consistent portion delivery across high-turnover applications.

In busy service environments, the iT1200 is built to keep pace without compromise. The machine is engineered to continue producing ice at elevated ambient temperatures, which matters in kitchen or back-of-house environments where heat from cooking equipment or poor ventilation can undermine ice machine performance. Onboard diagnostics actively monitor and adjust the ice-making cycle, which helps maintain consistent output and flags potential issues before they become costly failures — a practical advantage in operations where ice supply cannot be interrupted.

From an operational standpoint, this unit offers several meaningful advantages:

  • Large storage capacity reduces the risk of running short during peak service periods
  • Efficiency management scales back energy use during quieter periods without operator input
  • Half dice format suits a wide range of applications from beverage service to food display
  • Advanced diagnostics reduce downtime and support planned maintenance
  • Stainless steel construction supports hygiene standards and withstands heavy daily use

As a modular unit, the iT1200 head sits on top of the D970 bin and requires adequate clearance for ventilation — the full assembled height is substantial, so ceiling height and access routes should be confirmed before ordering. A mains water connection and drainage point are required, and installation in a well-ventilated space is important for sustained performance. Limescale is a genuine risk to ice machine longevity; fitting a suitable water filtration system before installation is strongly advisable and will protect both ice quality and the machine's internal components over time.

This combination is well suited to hotel banqueting operations, large pub and bar groups, hospital catering departments, central production kitchens, and high-volume food retail environments where ice demand is continuous and significant. It is not an appropriate choice for smaller cafés or kitchens with modest, intermittent ice requirements — for those settings, a lower-output countertop or smaller modular unit would be a better fit. Equally, for operations with demand that pushes beyond this output, higher-capacity configurations are available.

If you are unsure whether the iT1200 is correctly sized for your operation, or have questions about water filtration, ventilation, or installation, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.