Description
The Blizzard SN-500P is a large air-cooled self-contained ice maker that produces up to 225kg of ice every 24 hours and stores approximately 170kg in its built-in bin. Built with an Italian Aspera compressor and a U.S. Morrill water pump, and WaterMark certified for Australian installation, it is designed for high-demand venues needing a big on-board ice reserve.
Why operators choose the SN-500P
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Up to 225kg/24h output - substantial daily capacity for busy hospitality and catering sites
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Approx. 170kg built-in storage - large reserve so ice is on hand through peak periods
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Air-cooled operation - no water-cooling plumbing needed, just airflow clearance
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Italian Aspera compressor - dependable refrigeration under sustained commercial load
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~22mm cube ice - clear, slow-melting cubes suited to drinks and food service
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WaterMark certified - approved for plumbed installation to Australian standards
Specifications
| Brand |
Blizzard |
| Model / MPN |
SN-500P |
| Type |
Self-contained air-cooled ice maker |
| Ice type |
Cube (approx. 22mm) |
| Ice output |
Up to 225kg / 24h |
| Storage capacity |
Approx. 170kg |
| Condenser |
Air-cooled |
| Compressor |
Italian Aspera |
| Power |
240V; 1360W; 10A (plug and lead included) |
| External material | Stainless Steel |
| Product dimensions |
760(W) x 860(D) x 1745(H)mm |
| Packed dimensions |
880(W) x 910(D) x 1780(H)mm |
| Net weight | 110kg |
| Country of manufacture |
China |
| Certification |
WaterMark certified |
| Warranty |
2 years parts and labour |
Venue suitability: Built for high-turnover operations - restaurants, hotels, clubs, function venues and catering kitchens - where the 225kg daily output and roughly 170kg on-board storage keep service supplied. As an air-cooled unit it needs good ventilation and airflow clearance; it is larger than a small cafe requires.
Compare more self-contained ice makers or view the full Blizzard range to match output to your venue.
Installation & delivery: Supplied with a 10A plug and lead for a standard 240V single-phase outlet and connects to a plumbed water supply; being air-cooled it needs airflow clearance and good ventilation. Dispatched Australia-wide. Backed by a 2-year parts and labour warranty.
Frequently asked questions
How much ice does the Blizzard SN-500P make per day? It produces up to 225kg of cube ice every 24 hours, with a built-in bin storing approximately 170kg.
Is the SN-500P air-cooled or water-cooled? It is air-cooled, so it needs airflow clearance and good ventilation but no additional water-cooling plumbing.
Is the SN-500P suitable for Australian plumbing? Yes. It is WaterMark certified for connection to a plumbed water supply to Australian standards.
What power supply does the SN-500P need? It comes with a 10A plug and lead for a standard 240V single-phase outlet and draws around 1360W.
Does the machine need regular maintenance? Yes. Replace the water filter cartridge every 6 months and descale the unit regularly to keep ice quality high and maintain the warranty.
2 Years Parts and Labour Warranty
All Ice machines MUST be maintained to ensure high performance.
The cartridge on the water filter system needs to be replaced every 6 months and the unit must be de-scaled to clean the refrigeration evaporator plate.
This maintains the quality of the ice shape and thickness.
This program will extend machine life, improve ice quality, reduce bacterial growth risks, and ensure food safety compliance.
If your ice machine is not maintained, your warranty may be void.
6 Monthly Maintenance Program
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Remove scale and mineral deposits from evaporator plate and water distribution system using approved descaler. -
Sanitise water reservoir, distribution tubes, and bin interior. -
Clean and flush condenser coils (air-cooled units). -
Inspect condenser fan motor and blades. -
Check inlet water valve, float, and filters for correct operation. -
Verify ice thickness probe or sensor calibration.
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Inspect refrigerant pressures, superheat, and subcooling – adjust if necessary. -
Test compressor amperage and general performance. -
Inspect water pump operation and clean pump housing. -
Check harvest cycle operation (heater or hot gas valve). -
Inspect electrical connections, relays, and contactors. -
Replace inline water filter cartridge.