Description
The Blizzard SN-700P is a self-contained, air-cooled ice maker that produces up to 310 kg of cube ice per 24 hours and holds around 170 kg in its built-in storage bin, built for high-demand bars, hotels and catering kitchens. It runs on a standard 240 V / 10 A supply and combines premium components — an Italian Aspera compressor, US Morrill water pump and German EBM-Papst fan — for dependable round-the-clock output.
Why operators choose the SN-700P
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Up to 310 kg ice per 24 h — heavy-duty production for busy bars, pubs, hotels and event catering
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Approx. 170 kg on-board bin storage — a large buffer so service never runs short at peak
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Air-cooled condenser — straightforward install with no water-cooling tower required
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22 mm³ cube ice — slow-melting cubes ideal for spirits, cocktails and cold displays
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Premium global components — Aspera compressor, Morrill pump, EBM-Papst fan and Danfoss valves for long service life
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WaterMark certified — meets Australian plumbing compliance
Specifications
| Brand |
Blizzard |
| Model / MPN |
SN-700P |
| Type |
Self-Contained Ice Maker |
| Ice production |
Up to 310 kg / 24h |
| Bin storage |
Approx. 170 kg |
| Ice type |
22 mm³ cube |
| Cooling |
Air-cooled |
| Power |
240 V; 1680 W; 10 A |
| Product dimensions |
760(W) x 860(D) x 1745(H)mm |
| Packed dimensions |
880(W) x 910(D) x 1780(H)mm |
| Net weight | 105 kg |
| Exterior material |
Steel |
| Compressor |
Italian Aspera |
| Water pump |
US Morrill |
| Certification |
WaterMark |
| Country of origin |
China |
| Warranty |
2 Years Parts and Labour |
Venue suitability: The SN-700P suits high-volume venues — busy bars, pubs, hotels, function centres and catering operations that need a large daily ice supply from a single self-contained unit. Its air-cooled design suits sites without a water-cooling loop; in warm, poorly ventilated plant rooms allow generous clearance around the condenser for airflow.
Compare more Self Contained Ice Makers or view the full Blizzard range to match capacity to your service volume.
Installation & delivery: Connects to a standard 240 V / 10 A power point (plug and lead included) plus a mains water supply and drain; position with clearance around the air-cooled condenser. Backed by a 2 Years Parts and Labour warranty. Dispatched Australia-wide.
Frequently asked questions
How much ice does the Blizzard SN-700P make? It produces up to 310 kg of 22 mm³ cube ice per 24 hours, suiting high-demand bars, hotels and catering kitchens.
How much ice can it store? The built-in bin holds approximately 170 kg, giving a large buffer between production cycles during peak service.
Is it air-cooled or water-cooled? The SN-700P uses an air-cooled condenser, so no separate water-cooling tower is required — just allow airflow clearance around the unit.
What power supply does it need? It runs on a standard 240 V / 10 A single-phase supply, with the plug and lead included.
Does it need plumbing? Yes — it requires a mains water inlet and a drain connection. Regular filter changes and descaling keep ice quality high and protect the warranty.
What warranty is included? The SN-700P is covered by a 2 Years Parts and Labour 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.