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Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT1500 674kg Half Dice Ice Machine with D970 Bin

SKU: HW752

£12,555.00(£15,066.00 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 iT1500 is a high-output modular ice machine designed for operations where ice supply is genuinely business-critical. Producing half dice ice, it is supplied here as a complete unit with the D970 stainless steel storage bin, giving a substantial reserve of ice that can be drawn down continuously throughout a busy service period.

At this output capacity, the iT1500 is built for environments where ice demand is constant and any interruption has a real operational cost — think large hotels, stadium catering, hospital kitchens, high-volume bars, or food retail operations running chilled displays. The machine is engineered to continue operating reliably even when kitchen or ambient temperatures are elevated, which matters in warmer back-of-house environments during summer service. The Indigo NXT control platform provides integrated diagnostics that can alert operators to developing issues before they become failures, which reduces unplanned downtime.

From an operational standpoint, the combination of modular ice head and paired storage bin offers several practical advantages:

  • High daily output supports continuous demand without running the bin dry during peak service
  • Half dice format is widely compatible with both drinks service and food display applications
  • Onboard diagnostics reduce reliance on reactive service calls
  • Efficiency programming adjusts output during quieter periods to manage running costs
  • The D970 bin provides hygienic, accessible ice storage with straightforward cleaning

Installation at this scale requires careful planning. The unit is heavy and the overall assembled height exceeds two metres, so access routes, ceiling clearance, and floor loading all need to be considered before delivery. A mains water supply and drain are required, and given the output volume involved, a correctly specified water filtration system is strongly recommended — limescale accumulation at this throughput can cause significant mechanical damage over time and will affect ice quality. Adequate ventilation around the condenser is essential; the machine will not perform to specification if airflow is restricted by adjacent equipment or enclosures.

This machine is suited to large-scale food service and retail operations with a consistent, high daily demand for ice. For smaller sites or those with intermittent requirements, a lower-output model may represent a better operational and financial fit — and for very large central production environments, higher-capacity alternatives are available in the range.

If you are unsure whether this model matches your daily demand, water supply conditions, or available space, our team is happy to talk through the details with you before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if the iT1500 output is the right capacity for my operation?

A useful starting point is estimating your peak daily ice consumption across all uses — drinks service, food display, and any production requirements — then applying a buffer for hot weather, which increases demand noticeably. The iT1500 is generally suited to large hotels, stadium or event catering, busy licensed venues, and food retail operations with chilled display requirements. If your calculated demand sits well below this output level, a smaller model may be more appropriate and more cost-effective to run.

What installation requirements should I prepare for before the machine arrives?

You will need a mains cold water feed, a suitable drain connection, and a dedicated electrical supply — your installer or a qualified engineer should confirm the exact specification before delivery. The assembled unit with bin stands over two metres tall and weighs 118kg, so access through doorways and corridors needs to be checked in advance. Adequate clear space around the condenser is also essential; fitting the machine into an enclosed or poorly ventilated space will reduce output and shorten component life.

Is water filtration genuinely necessary, or is it an optional extra?

At this level of daily output, water filtration is a practical necessity rather than an optional upgrade. Hard water causes limescale to accumulate rapidly in the water circuit, affecting both ice quality and the machine's internal components. The higher the output, the faster scale builds, so a correctly specified inline filter matched to your local water hardness is a sensible investment that protects both the machine and your service reliability. We would recommend discussing filter sizing with us at the point of ordering.
Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT1500 674kg Half Dice Ice Machine with D970 Bin

£12,555.00(£15,066.00 inc VAT)

£12,555.00(£15,066.00 inc VAT)

The Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT1500 is a high-output modular ice machine designed for operations where ice supply is genuinely business-critical. Producing half dice ice, it is supplied here as a complete unit with the D970 stainless steel storage bin, giving a substantial reserve of ice that can be drawn down continuously throughout a busy service period.

At this output capacity, the iT1500 is built for environments where ice demand is constant and any interruption has a real operational cost — think large hotels, stadium catering, hospital kitchens, high-volume bars, or food retail operations running chilled displays. The machine is engineered to continue operating reliably even when kitchen or ambient temperatures are elevated, which matters in warmer back-of-house environments during summer service. The Indigo NXT control platform provides integrated diagnostics that can alert operators to developing issues before they become failures, which reduces unplanned downtime.

From an operational standpoint, the combination of modular ice head and paired storage bin offers several practical advantages:

  • High daily output supports continuous demand without running the bin dry during peak service
  • Half dice format is widely compatible with both drinks service and food display applications
  • Onboard diagnostics reduce reliance on reactive service calls
  • Efficiency programming adjusts output during quieter periods to manage running costs
  • The D970 bin provides hygienic, accessible ice storage with straightforward cleaning

Installation at this scale requires careful planning. The unit is heavy and the overall assembled height exceeds two metres, so access routes, ceiling clearance, and floor loading all need to be considered before delivery. A mains water supply and drain are required, and given the output volume involved, a correctly specified water filtration system is strongly recommended — limescale accumulation at this throughput can cause significant mechanical damage over time and will affect ice quality. Adequate ventilation around the condenser is essential; the machine will not perform to specification if airflow is restricted by adjacent equipment or enclosures.

This machine is suited to large-scale food service and retail operations with a consistent, high daily demand for ice. For smaller sites or those with intermittent requirements, a lower-output model may represent a better operational and financial fit — and for very large central production environments, higher-capacity alternatives are available in the range.

If you are unsure whether this model matches your daily demand, water supply conditions, or available space, our team is happy to talk through the details with you before you commit.