USSAN · Model comparison · FW and SW
The capacity tables separate fresh-water and sea-water ice machines. Identify the water source first, then compare models within the relevant group. FW daily output, hourly output and connections appear in separate columns. Current SW options are listed by daily output. When considering a model, also read the inlet-water and ambient-air conditions stated below the tables.
How to read the model codes
FW indicates fresh water and SW indicates sea water. MN denotes a monobloc, or single-body, design. SP denotes a split arrangement with the ice producer and condenser group separated. The FW model rows use MN codes. Current SW options are listed by daily output. Discuss split installation details separately.
Compare capacity with the operating schedule
Alongside the daily total, explain when ice is required and where it will be stored. The flake ice and sea-water ice machine pages describe their applications. Block ice is a separate product format; the FW and SW rows here are not block ice model specifications.
Models and technical data
| Model | Capacity (kg/day) | Capacity (kg/hour) | Electric connection | Ice thickness (mm) | Comp. power (Hp) | Refrigerant |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USS/MN-FW1000 | 1,000 | 42 | 380 V 50hz, 3 phases+N,T | 1,5 / 2 | 5 | R404a |
| USS/MN-FW2000 | 2,000 | 83 | 380 V 50hz, 3 phases+N,T | 1,5 / 2 | 10 | R404a |
| USS/MN-FW3000 | 3,000 | 125 | 380 V 50hz, 3 phases+N,T | 1,5 / 2 | 15 | R404a |
| USS/MN-FW4000 | 4,000 | 167 | 380 V 50hz, 3 phases+N,T | 1,5 / 2 | 30 | R404a |
| USS/MN-FW6000 | 6,000 | 250 | 380 V 50hz, 3 phases+N,T | 1,5 / 2 | 40 | R404a |
| USS/MN-FW7500 | 7,500 | 313 | 380 V 50hz, 3 phases+N,T | 1,5 / 2 | 80 | R404a |
Scroll horizontally to view the remaining columns.
| Daily output (tonnes/day) |
|---|
| 1 |
| 2 |
| 3.5 |
| 5 |
| 8 |
FW capacities are stated for 19 °C inlet water and 25 °C ambient air. Have the electrical connection reviewed for the selected model by your qualified technical team. Current sea-water options are listed above. Confirm model codes, hourly output and connections when requesting a quotation.
The FW rows show model outputs and connection details. Current SW options are listed separately by daily output. Before choosing a model, share the installation conditions and the distribution of demand. A capacity table provides comparison data rather than a complete layout for your site.
Original technical table images
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This previous table differs from the current sea-water range above. Use the current range and confirm model details at quotation.
Enlarge image (opens in a new tab)Prepare for the installation discussion
Share the following details when comparing options.
- Intended application, daily ice demand and demand during busy periods.
- Water source, existing electrical connection and available machine space.
- Ice collection, storage, transfer and maintenance access.
Review the product brochure and contact USSAN with questions about the models and installation.
The 19 °C inlet-water and 25 °C ambient-air reference conditions apply only to the FW table. Confirm operating conditions for current SW options at quotation.