Which IFB undercounter glasswashers are listed in the catalogue?
The supplied catalogue lists Protech 311 Plus and Protech 411 Plus. Both are compact glasswashers, with different rack sizes, dimensions and maximum glass heights.
What is the difference between Protech 311 Plus and Protech 411 Plus?
Protech 311 Plus uses a 35 × 35 cm rack and is listed for glasses up to 25 cm high. Protech 411 Plus uses a 40 × 40 cm rack and accommodates glasses up to 30 cm high. Check glass diameter and rack suitability as well as height.
What cycle times do the listed IFB glasswashers offer?
Both Protech 311 Plus and Protech 411 Plus list three standard cycles: 90, 120 and 150 seconds. Choose the programme suited to the glassware and soil level.
What is the hourly output of the listed glasswashers?
The catalogue lists 30 racks per hour for both Protech 311 Plus and Protech 411 Plus with a 50°C water-temperature condition. Glasses per hour depend on the rack loading and glass dimensions; actual site output may differ.
Do the listed IFB glasswashers need three-phase power?
The supplied catalogue lists both Protech 311 Plus and Protech 411 Plus for 230 V, 50 Hz, single-phase supply with neutral. Confirm earthing, circuit protection and the final electrical requirements before installation.
How should glasses be loaded in a commercial glasswasher?
Use a compatible glass rack that supports each item and allows spray access and drainage. Avoid overcrowding or glass-to-glass contact, and keep items within the permitted height. Follow the glass manufacturer’s washing instructions.
Why are my glasses coming out cloudy or spotted?
Possible causes include water hardness, incorrect detergent or rinse-aid dosing, unsuitable loading or damage to the glass surface. Check water treatment and chemical settings with trained personnel. Persistent cloudiness may require checking whether the glass is etched or unsuitable for the process.
