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.
