Scotsman Eclipse Disposable Tableware - ECC1800-3
Scotsman ECC1800-3 Eclipse remote condensing unit: 1775 lb/day, 208-230V 3‑ph, 19A, cULus listed for reliable high-capacity ice production.
What our Experts Think
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High‑capacity remote cooling: The Scotsman ECC1800‑3 Eclipse Remote Condensing Unit is engineered to support up to 1,775 lbs of ice production per 24 hours when paired with Prodigy‑Eclipse ice machines, ensuring ample ice output for demanding commercial environments.
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Maximized ice production: By placing the condenser remotely, it dissipates heat away from the ice maker, improving overall efficiency and ice yield while reducing the workload on the indoor environment.
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Energy‑efficient performance: Built with energy‑saving components, this unit helps lower utility costs without sacrificing performance—an important advantage for long‑term operational savings.
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Commercial‑grade durability: Designed with corrosion‑resistant construction and a robust one‑piece configuration, it’s built for longevity and easier servicing in commercial kitchens.
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Quiet and flexible installation: Remote placement reduces noise and heat near the ice maker, creating a more comfortable workspace and offering flexible installation options outdoors or away from busy areas.
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Wide operating range: Capable of performance in outdoor temperatures from −20 °F to 120 °F, this unit adapts well to varied commercial settings.
Q&A
Q1: What is the Scotsman ECC1800‑3?
A: A remote condensing unit built for Scotsman Prodigy Eclipse ice machines, designed to remove heat away from the ice maker to improve performance and ice output.
Q2: What ice production does it support?
A: It is sized to support Prodigy Eclipse ice makers producing up to 1,775 lbs of ice per 24 hours.
Q3: How is this unit powered?
A: It operates on 208‑230 V, 60 Hz, 3‑phase power and draws about 19 amps.
Q4: What are key performance benefits?
A: The ECC1800‑3 improves ice machine efficiency by maximizing heat dissipation, reducing ambient heat load and allowing quieter operation near service areas.
Q5: Where can it be installed?
A: Designed for remote/outdoor installation, operating in temperatures from ‑20°F to 120°F.
Q6: Is it energy efficient and durable?
A: Yes — it uses energy‑efficient components, corrosion‑resistant materials, and a one‑piece design for easier service and maintenance.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean condenser coils regularly – Remove dust, leaves, and debris to maintain efficient heat dissipation and stable ice production.
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Inspect fans & motors – Check fan blades and motor integrity periodically and clear any obstructions to ensure proper airflow.
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Check electrical connections – Inspect wiring and terminals for corrosion or loosening to prevent outages and ensure reliable operation.
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Maintain installation clearance – Keep at least 24 in (60 cm) of space around the unit for adequate ventilation and optimal performance.
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Protect from extreme conditions – Although rated for –20° F to 120° F outdoor use, shield the unit from heavy debris or intense weather for longevity.
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Schedule professional service annually – Have HVAC/ice equipment technicians verify refrigerant levels and system health to avoid costly downtime.
