Ice and Refrigeration
Greatly reduce your ice machine Cleaning Costs & Headaches
Ice machine, refrigeration, and cooling coils of every type are prone to grow mold and biofilm. This growth reduces system energy efficiency, can become a sanitation issue, and results in high cleaning costs. Our technology is able to easily install inside of whatever system you have near the cooling coils to suppress this growth 24/7.
Protect
Ice quality, appearance, taste, and reputation.
Save
Cleaning costs and elongate equipment life
Prevent:
Mold, biofilm, slime, and bacteria growth
- Easy Installation
- Reduced operating costs
- Safer and better looking ice
- Guaranteed Savings
- 24/7 sanitization of coils
- Reduced cleaning cost
- Elongated ice machine life
- No long term commitments
Case Study: Major Fast Food Chain Ice Machine
The Ice Machine with Clean-Tech Ice saw virtually no bacteria or mold growth over 120+ days. Pictures taken at different time periods during the trial.
Key Equipment Features
- Small enough to fit into any Ice Machine
- Powerful enough to cover 2,400 CFM
- Low Energy: 10 Watts
- Proprietary polarized ion technology
- 100% Made in America, UL Listed
- Zero chemicals, glass, filters, ozone, or mercury.
- Versatile Voltage: 24 VAC / 400mA,110-120 VAC / 80mA, 208-277 VAC / 40mA
Protect your reputation & reduce risk of health violations
Ice machine sanitizing is governed by Food Law 2009 Chapter 4 part 602.11 and 702.11, which states that the ice contact surfaces must be sanitized after each cleaning. Annex 7 Form 2A section 5 states: Federal law provides under the Criminal Fine Enforcement Act of 1984 for a fine up to $100,000 for a misdemeanor by a corporation or individual not resulting in death and, for misdemeanors resulting in death, a fine of up to $250,000 for individuals and $500,000 for corporations. Robert W. Powitz, Ph.D., M.P.H., R.S., C.F.S.P. (source)
Energy Efficient
Our Sanitizers operate on only a fraction of the energy that other products use.
Long Range
Extremely compact designs are able to sanitize much larger areas than competing technologies.