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Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT300 137kg Dice Ice Machine
£4,426.00(£5,311.20 inc VAT)
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The Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT300 is a modular dice ice maker producing up to 137kg of ice per 24-hour period. It sits at the upper end of Manitowoc's Indigo NXT range and is designed to meet sustained, high-volume ice demand in busy commercial environments. As a modular unit, it requires a separate storage bin, which gives operators flexibility to match ice storage capacity to their specific throughput requirements.
In practice, this machine is well suited to operations where ice demand is both heavy and unpredictable — peak service periods in bars, hotel banqueting, busy restaurant pass areas, or high-throughput soft drinks and blended beverage stations. The unit is rated to operate reliably in ambient temperatures up to 43°C, which makes it a practical choice for back-of-house environments that don't always benefit from the same air conditioning as front-of-house areas. The onboard diagnostics actively monitor the ice-making cycle and adjust the process accordingly, which helps maintain consistent output without manual intervention.
From an operational standpoint, the iT300 offers several practical advantages:
- Automated diagnostics reduce the need for manual monitoring during service
- Efficiency management scales energy use when demand is lower, reducing running costs
- Dice ice format is widely accepted across food and beverage applications
- Stainless steel construction supports hygiene compliance and durability under daily use
- Modular format allows bin size to be matched to actual storage requirements
Installation requires a suitable water supply, drain connection, and adequate ventilation around the unit. Water quality is a significant consideration — limescale build-up is one of the most common causes of ice machine failure and can affect both output and ice clarity. Fitting an appropriately rated water filtration system before installation is strongly advisable and will also protect the warranty. The unit's footprint is relatively compact for its output, but the weight and modular nature of the installation mean it's worth planning the placement carefully alongside your chosen storage bin.
The iT300 is best suited to medium-to-large food service operations, hotels, and licensed venues with consistent high ice demand. For smaller sites, a lower-output model within the Indigo NXT range may be a more cost-effective fit. For very large or multi-point operations, a heavier-duty configuration may be worth considering.
If you're working out what output and storage combination is right for your site, we're happy to talk it through — getting the specification right at this stage avoids the more disruptive problem of undersizing for your peak demand.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if 137kg per day is enough output for my site?
A common rule of thumb is to calculate ice usage per cover or per drink served and then apply a buffer for peak periods — 137kg per day is substantial but can be absorbed quickly in high-volume licensed venues or hotel banqueting operations. It's also worth factoring in whether you have a single ice point or multiple service areas drawing from the same machine, as that affects how quickly the storage bin empties. If you're unsure, it's worth talking through your service model before committing to a particular output.
What installation requirements should I plan for before the machine arrives?
You'll need a cold water supply, a suitable drain connection, and adequate clearance around the unit for ventilation — restricted airflow is one of the most common causes of reduced output and early wear. A water filtration system should be treated as a prerequisite rather than an optional extra, as limescale damage is not typically covered once it has taken hold. The iT300 is a modular unit, so you'll also need to factor in the footprint and plumbing requirements of your chosen storage bin.
Does this machine need much day-to-day attention once it's running?
The Indigo NXT platform includes onboard diagnostics that monitor the ice-making cycle and flag issues early, which reduces the need for constant manual checks. That said, routine cleaning and sanitising on a scheduled basis remains essential for both hygiene compliance and machine longevity. Keeping on top of filter changes as recommended by the water filter manufacturer will also protect performance and the long-term warranty.
Size and weight
- External width
- 762 mm
- Weight
- 64kg
- Dimensions
- 419(H) x 762(W)mm
Capacity and performance
- Colour
- Silver
- Cube shape
- Dice
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Warranty
- 5 Years Parts & Labour on evaporator, 5 Years Parts & 3 Years Labour on compressor, 3 Years Parts & Labour on all other components
Power and energy
- Power rating
- 0.67 kW
£4,426.00(£5,311.20 inc VAT)
£4,426.00(£5,311.20 inc VAT)
The Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT300 is a modular dice ice maker producing up to 137kg of ice per 24-hour period. It sits at the upper end of Manitowoc's Indigo NXT range and is designed to meet sustained, high-volume ice demand in busy commercial environments. As a modular unit, it requires a separate storage bin, which gives operators flexibility to match ice storage capacity to their specific throughput requirements.
In practice, this machine is well suited to operations where ice demand is both heavy and unpredictable — peak service periods in bars, hotel banqueting, busy restaurant pass areas, or high-throughput soft drinks and blended beverage stations. The unit is rated to operate reliably in ambient temperatures up to 43°C, which makes it a practical choice for back-of-house environments that don't always benefit from the same air conditioning as front-of-house areas. The onboard diagnostics actively monitor the ice-making cycle and adjust the process accordingly, which helps maintain consistent output without manual intervention.
From an operational standpoint, the iT300 offers several practical advantages:
- Automated diagnostics reduce the need for manual monitoring during service
- Efficiency management scales energy use when demand is lower, reducing running costs
- Dice ice format is widely accepted across food and beverage applications
- Stainless steel construction supports hygiene compliance and durability under daily use
- Modular format allows bin size to be matched to actual storage requirements
Installation requires a suitable water supply, drain connection, and adequate ventilation around the unit. Water quality is a significant consideration — limescale build-up is one of the most common causes of ice machine failure and can affect both output and ice clarity. Fitting an appropriately rated water filtration system before installation is strongly advisable and will also protect the warranty. The unit's footprint is relatively compact for its output, but the weight and modular nature of the installation mean it's worth planning the placement carefully alongside your chosen storage bin.
The iT300 is best suited to medium-to-large food service operations, hotels, and licensed venues with consistent high ice demand. For smaller sites, a lower-output model within the Indigo NXT range may be a more cost-effective fit. For very large or multi-point operations, a heavier-duty configuration may be worth considering.
If you're working out what output and storage combination is right for your site, we're happy to talk it through — getting the specification right at this stage avoids the more disruptive problem of undersizing for your peak demand.
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