Product Description
Overview
This freestanding commercial ice maker produces up to 440 lbs of ice per day with a large 88 lbs storage bin, making it perfect for restaurants, bars, beverage stores, offices, and coffee shops. With 160 cubes per cycle and rapid 12–15 minute freeze times, it ensures a steady supply of fresh ice. The LED digital panel and auto self‑cleaning function make operation simple, hygienic, and efficient.
Key Features
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440 lbs/day output with 88 lbs storage
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160 cubes per cycle in 12–15 minutes
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≥20mm cyclopentane insulation keeps ice fresh for 6–8 hours
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LED digital display + mechanical buttons for easy control
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Adjustable ice thickness by cycle time
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One‑touch self‑cleaning for hygiene
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Quiet compressor for comfortable environments
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Stainless steel shell for durability
Use Cases
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Bars & restaurants
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Coffee shops & beverage stores
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Offices & shared spaces
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Large kitchens needing high output
FAQ
Q: How much ice can it produce per day? A: Up to 440 lbs.
Q: How many cubes per cycle? A: 160 cubes.
Q: How long does each cycle take? A: 12–15 minutes depending on thickness.
Q: Does it have a self‑cleaning function? A: Yes, one‑touch auto clean.
Q: How long does insulation keep ice fresh? A: 6–8 hours.
Technical Specs
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Daily Output: 440 lbs
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Storage Capacity: 88 lbs
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Cubes per Cycle: 160 pcs
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Cycle Time: 12–15 minutes
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Insulation: ≥20mm cyclopentane, 6–8 hours retention
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Noise Level: Quiet compressor
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Control: LED digital display + mechanical buttons
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Functions: Auto self‑cleaning, adjustable thickness
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Construction: Stainless steel shell
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Model Number: Commercial Ice Maker 440 lbs
Warranty
1‑year manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship.
End‑of‑Page Summary
The 440 lbs/day commercial ice maker with 88 lbs storage delivers reliable, hygienic, and quiet ice production. With rapid 12–15 minute cycles, auto self‑cleaning, and LED controls, it’s perfect for restaurants, bars, beverage stores, offices, and large kitchens needing a steady supply of fresh ice.
