1075 Scoop Bin Ice Machine

The 1075 is air-cooled, using a built-in fan to release heat into the room where it’s installed, with a simple self-contained setup. The 1075-R is remote-condensed, with its condenser located outside, moving heat and noise outdoors so the machine runs cooler and quieter inside. The 1075-R requires a more involved installation.

The air-cooled 1075 produces up to 1875 lbs of crescent ice cubes in 24 hours, and the remote-condensed 1075-R produces up to 1933 lbs. Actual production can vary based on source water and ambient air temperature.

Both the 1075 and 1075-R store up to 900 lbs of ice in a scoopable bin. For lower daily ice production needs, the 1045 Scoop Bin Ice Machine also holds up to 900 lbs.

Scoop bins like the 1075 are designed for locations with ceiling heights under 10 feet, and ice is scooped directly from the bin. For locations with ceiling heights of 10 feet or more, the 1070 Ice Bagger offers the same ice production with hands-free foot pedal dispensing into bags or coolers.

The remote condenser must be placed within 33 ft above the icemaker and no more than 10 ft below it, with 24” of clearance on all sides for proper air circulation. Its power is supplied by the ice machine.

Both versions must be installed within 10 ft of a drain, with 24” of clearance at the sides and top and 12” at the rear. They require one 115V/60/1 standard outlet and one 208-230V/60/1 NEMA 14-30R outlet on a 30A dedicated circuit, plus an additional standard outlet if a drain pump is needed.