Description
The Blizzard SN-128F is a self-contained granular ice maker that produces up to 120 kg of soft granular ice per 24 hours and holds 50 kg in its integrated storage bin. Air-cooled and finished in stainless steel, it is built for cafes, bars and healthcare kitchens that need a steady supply of chewable ice from a compact footprint.
Why operators choose the SN-128F
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120 kg/24h granular output — reliable daily volume for busy service without oversizing the plant.
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50 kg onboard storage bin — buffers peak demand so ice is ready when orders spike.
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Soft, high-hardness granular ice — easy to chew and ideal for cold drinks, seafood displays and healthcare use.
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Air-cooled stainless steel build — simple to install and wipe down in a commercial kitchen.
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German EBM-Papst fan and Danfoss expansion valve — quality refrigeration components for consistent running.
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Modular, easy-to-move design — straightforward to position and service.
Specifications
| Brand |
Blizzard |
| Model / MPN |
SN-128F |
| Type |
Self-Contained Granular Ice Maker |
| Ice type |
Granular |
| Ice production |
120 kg / 24h |
| Storage bin capacity |
50 kg |
| Cooling |
Air-cooled |
| External material |
Stainless steel |
| Power |
220-240V / 50Hz; 710W; 10A |
| Product dimensions |
650(W) x 660(D) x 1050(H) mm |
| Packed dimensions |
738(W) x 746(D) x 1026(H) mm |
| Net weight | 79 kg |
| Shipping weight |
142 kg |
| Warranty |
2 years parts and labour |
Venue suitability: The SN-128F suits cafes, cocktail bars, aged-care and healthcare kitchens, and seafood or salad displays where soft, chewable granular ice is preferred over hard cubes. Its 120 kg daily output and 50 kg bin fit small-to-medium venues; high-turnover sites pulling ice all day should size up to the 250 kg SN-258F.
Compare it with the full Self Contained Ice Makers range, or browse more Blizzard refrigeration to match the rest of your kitchen.
Installation & delivery: The SN-128F runs on a standard 240V 10A power point and needs a nearby water supply and drain plus clearance for air-cooled ventilation. It is backed by a 2-year parts and labour warranty and dispatched Australia-wide.
Frequently asked questions
How much ice does the Blizzard SN-128F make per day? It produces up to 120 kg of granular ice every 24 hours under normal operating conditions.
How much ice can it store? The integrated bin holds approximately 50 kg, so ice is buffered for busy periods.
What type of ice does it make? It makes soft, high-hardness granular (nugget-style) ice that is easy to chew and well suited to drinks, displays and healthcare settings.
Is the SN-128F air-cooled or water-cooled? It is air-cooled, so it needs adequate ventilation clearance around the unit for reliable performance.
What power supply does it need? It connects to a standard single-phase 240V 10A power point.
What warranty does it come with? The SN-128F is covered by a 2-year parts and labour warranty, subject to regular maintenance of the water filter and descaling.
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.