Halcyon AMH350 350mm Undercounter Glasswasher With Drain Pump

The Halcyon AMH350 is a compact undercounter glasswasher built around a 350mm square basket format. It sits beneath a bar counter or pass and is designed to turn glassware around consistently throughout a service without occupying floor space or requiring a dedicated plant room. The built-in drain pump is the defining practical feature of this model — it removes the dependency on a gravity fall to the drain, giving operators considerably more flexibility when it comes to siting the machine.

In a working bar or café, the AMH350 handles the steady rhythm of a moderate service well. Short cycle times keep clean glasses cycling back to the shelf during busy periods, and the filtration system is designed to maintain wash quality as the tank ages through a session — helping to avoid the cloudy or smeared results that can emerge when a machine is pushed hard without adequate filtration support.

A few features are worth noting for day-to-day operation:

• Removable wash arms with inspection caps for straightforward routine cleaning
• Quick-access tank design to reduce downtime during and after service
• Soft-touch digital display for consistent operation by bar staff
• EN17735 hygiene certification, relevant where compliance records are required
• Drain pump included as standard, extending siting options beyond gravity-drain locations

Installation requires a cold water inlet, a drain connection, and a 13-amp single-phase supply. The drain pump broadens where the machine can be positioned, but it still needs to be within practical reach of water and electrical services. It is worth confirming that your most commonly used glassware — particularly taller stemware or pint glasses — clears the interior basket height comfortably before ordering.

The AMH350 is well suited to bars, cafés, small restaurants, and hospitality venues with a moderate, steady flow of glassware through service. It is not designed for high-volume continuous operation across multiple long services — in those settings, a larger-basket or higher-throughput machine would be a more reliable choice. At the other end, very low-volume sites may find a simpler model represents better value.

If you would like to talk through whether this unit suits your service pattern or your installation layout, the team is happy to work through it with you before you commit.