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Scotsman by Moffat Self Contained Ice Maker 68kg • PAS-DW905

Scotsman by Moffat Self Contained Ice Maker 68kg • PAS-DW905

PAS-DW905

$4,752.00 AUD
$4,752.00 AUD
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Output: 68kg/24hr Self Contained

Guarantee a reliable supply of ice, with this Scotsman NU 150 self contained 68kg ice maker.

You've ran out of ice, your guests are waiting, and with ice cubes taking at least three hours to freeze, it looks like a dash to the shop is inevitable. Having to deny customers something as simple as ice in their drinks is unacceptable and unprofessional, especially if it's on a hot day. This ice maker from Scotsman offers a high capacity and reliable supply, suitable for any busy commercial bar or restaurant. The 68kg storage of the ice maker is a very large space for the produced ice, ensuring you always have a supply when you need it. Efficient as well as practical, the ice maker only requires low energy usage to function, lowering your environmental footprint and reducing your energy bills. Due to its stainless steel construction, the ice maker is also very robust and durable, enabling it to stand up to the rigours of a demanding commercial environment. In any case, the machine comes with a decent two year warranty for your peace of mind.
  • Dimensions: 770(H) x 600(W) x 610(D)mm
  • Dimensions - insulation: 30mm
  • Material: Stainless Steel
  • Voltage: 240V
  • Weight: 50kg
  • Good warranty period
  • World renowned ice machines
  • Stainless steel construction
  • Low energy usage
  • Temperature range: 32°C air and 21°C water
  • Storage capacity 20kg
  • Additional Delivery Fees May Apply

Warranty Disclaimers

The manufacturer (and we by extension) will consider warranty void if you:

  • transport upright refrigeration equipment in a non-upright orientation;
  • transport refrigeration equipment using inadequate (too-small) vehicles or in an insecure manner;
  • use refrigeration equipment outside of the prescribed ambient temperature range or in an environment that is not strictly indoors (fully enclosed against the elements);
  • fail to allow at least a 20cm margin of vacant space around the unit when in use;
  • deploy your refrigeration equipment in a mobile stall;
  • overload your fridge/freezer with produce;
  • fail to stand the equipment for at least 24hrs before use, to allow gases to settle; or
  • use any equipment for a purpose other than its intended one.

In some circumstances, the warehouse may refuse to release goods unless a warranty waiver is signed if you are perceived to be in violation of warranty terms.

In-transit Damage Claims

  • The buyer or their authorised representatives must notify the store of any transit-related damage in a timely manner, meaning ideally on the same day as delivery, or next morning for late-afternoon deliveries. Delayed claims of in-transit damage may not be accepted.
FAQ 1. Delivery inside my premise? No, delivery of bulky equipment is by drop-off to kerbside, and does not include manual assistance. You will need to plan to have the means to move the heavy equipment inside yourself.
FAQ 2. Can I request a service upgrade to include manual handling? Yes, it is possible to upgrade delivery service to include manual assistance for moving heavy goods inside, but this is by special request only, is subject to availability, and would not uncommonly cost an extra few hundred dollars at least.
FAQ 3. Disposal of old equipment? No, we currently do not offer disposal, but check again in future.
FAQ 4. Will the courier schedule delivery with me? For large equipment, delivery is, scheduled to the calendar day, but NOT to the hour or minute. Couriers will generally call ahead of the day to negotiate a delivery date, but you need to be available to receive the delivery any time during regular business hours on the agreed day. If you cannot guarantee availability during regular business hours on a given day, then you should discuss possible solutions with the store prior to ordering.
FAQ 5. Can the courier call me on approach (in real time)? No, courier company policy does not obligate drivers to call on approach in real time. You should assume the delivery could happen at any time on the agreed delivery day, and without warning on approach.
FAQ 6. Can I pick up? Yes, but there is a 24-72 hour lead time on pickups. Locationwise, pickup can be availed from a warehouse in Campbelltown, NSW. There are also more limited stock holdings in Truganina, VIC and Eagle Farm, QLD that you can also ask us about.
FAQ 7. How long will delivery take? Usually 3-7 business days to Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, but longer outside of the city. Other parts of Australia may require a week or two. Any delivery time frame provided is an estimate only and is not to be construed as a guarantee. You should also make additional allowances for peak seasons as well as unforeseen delays. Our service is not suitable in case you have a non-negotiable delivery deadline. We use the same shipping providers as most other retailers do, so this is no comparative disadvantage, but rather, an industry-wide limitation.
FAQ 8. Can delivery happen on weekends? No, delivery is during regular business hours only.
FAQ 9. Can delivery be to residential sites? Yes, we deliver to both residential and commercial sites.
FAQ 10. Other considerations:
  • Check dimensions beforehand to ensure doorway clearance.
  • Stairways with no lift or shallow ramp alternative can sometimes pose challenges or extra costs.
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