
Arctic Rush
®
Models 145, 145RH and 816C
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All materials and connections
must conform to local require-
ments and be in compliance with
the National Electric Code (NEC).
CAUTION
To prevent accidental
electrical shocks, a
receptacle with a positive
earth ground is required.
2.2 Installation
2.3 Electrical Requirements
bottom, under the compressor
mounting area. They are tagged
“Water Inlet” and “Water Waste.”
A manual shut-off valve should be
installed in the water inlet line at
the time of installation.
Note on Counter Models: Verify
weight of freezer. Ensure the counter or
table has sufficient strength to hold this
weight and prevent excessive vibration.
4. Place the freezer in its final
location and adjust the legs or
casters so that it is level side-to-
side and the front is approximately
1/4-inch (6mm) lower than the
rear to allow proper drainage of
the freezing cylinder.
1. Always verify electrical specifica-
tions on the data plate (see figure
3-1) of each individual freezer.
Data plate specifications will
always supersede the information
in this manual.
2. Refer to the data plate on the rear
panel for connection of proper
fuse or HACR circuit breaker.
3. Refer to the wiring diagram pro-
vided for proper power connec-
tions.
4. All 115 volt 20 amp freezers are
supplied with a factory power cord
(Figure 2-3) that requires a NEMA
“5-20 R” type receptacle to
accomodate the plug. All freezers
should be connected to a circuit
separate from any other electrical
equipment.
5. Supply voltage must be within ±
10% of the voltage indicated on
the nameplate. Request your local
power company to correct any
voltage problem.
1. Where codes permit, we recom-
mend that the freezer be installed
on casters and have flexible
water and electrical connections
for easier service and cleaning.
2. All models require a minimum of
3-inch (7.6 cm) clearance on both
sides and rear of freezer.
3. Water cooled models require a
3/8-inch MPT water inlet and
water waste connection. The
connections are found on the
CAUTION
All materials and connections
must conform to local
requirements and be in
compliance with the National
Electrical Code (NEC).
Plug Rating:
20A, 125VAC
(For use with a
NEMA “5-20R”
Receptacle)
Figure 2-3 Plug