Isotherm 5W08L14IMN000 Low Profile Ice Maker, - 120V AC - Trotac Marine
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    • Isotherm 5W08L14IMN000 Low Profile Ice Maker, - 120V AC

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    WMISO5W08L14IMN000
    Isotherm 5W08L14IMN000 Low Profile Ice Maker, - 120V AC
    $2,575.00
    Isotherm 5W08L14IMN000 Low Profile Ice Maker, - 120V AC View full description

    This item and any accompanying items are for in-store pickup only.
    Separate orders or contact us at online@trotac.ca
    for special shipping arrangements.

    The White Ice Maker produces approximately 22 pounds of white, crescent-shaped ice per day and holds approximately 11 pounds in a removable bin.

    The White Ice Maker is self-ventilating, pulling air in through the front and exhausting it out the front which reduces requirements for ventilation in the cabinet in which it is mounted. Comes complete with mounting flange.

    • Production capacity of 22 lbs per day
    • Reliable white ice technology
    • Front ventilation
    • Freezer compartment to keep the ice cubes frozen
    • 120V
    Brand:
    Isotherm

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