Ice Maker, Commercial Ice Maker Machine 120 LBS/24H with 28LBS Storage Bin, Freestanding/Under Counter Ice Machine for Home/Party/Bar/Restaurant,Include Water Filter, Scoop, Connection Hose

We wanted a small ice machine for our personal use and we found the perfect fit. It’s quiet, it makes plenty of ice for work, home and play and we will be saving money

This commercial ice make works well to produce large amounts of ice in a short amount of time. The large capacity is great for home use. The 25-pound ice bin allows for a good amount of ice storage, so you won't need to constantly refill the bin or worry about running out of ice. The size of ice is standard cubed ice which good for drinks or making slushed drinks.

Amazing!!!!!With its impressive 110LBS/24H capacity, this commercial ice maker is perfect for large families like mine. Not only is it spacious, but it also has a quick production time of 12-15 minutes, producing 45 ice cubes at a time. The stainless steel construction adds durability and a sleek look to any setting, making it ideal for use in restaurants, bars, and even at home. Plus, its self-cleaning feature makes maintenance a breeze. And with its affordable price point, it's a great investment for any household. Additionally, there are multiple ways to operate this ice maker, giving you flexibility and convenience.

Nice looking ice maker and started making ice immediately after setting it up, although the storage bin definitely does not hold 28lbs. After it turned off with the "ice full" light on, I decided to check to see how much ice the bin actually holds. This is what I got. Maybe 5lbs??? Not sure if I'll be keeping this ice maker....

This ice maker is easy to hook up I had to purchase a water line adapter and also a drain pipe adapter for the drain hose to attach to . The water filter just mounts under the cabinet. After instalation I turned on the machine and set the setting to 3 and started to produce ice took about 6 mins to drop ice and just keeps running till the ice bin is full . This is bot a freezer so i had to bag the ice after the bin was full and put it into the freezer . Very high quality ice machine the draining works and the size about the same as a mini fridge. Great low cost machine works very well . Came with an ice scooper too. I am 100 percent satisfied with it .

Works for 2 weeks. Ice shape and quality very bad.

Does not fit well under my counter, too short

My only complaint is that I didn’t get one sooner! It definitely produces a lot of ice and is very convenient in size! I’m definitely satisfied with this purchase

I recently invested in an ice making machine, and it’s definitely a titan in its category! While most households may not require such a powerful appliance, it has proven to be an impressive addition to my setup.One thing to keep in mind is that the machine must be connected directly to your water system—there’s no way around this, as the manual advises against adding water manually. It’s a bit of an inconvenience, but once you get past that hurdle, the machine really shines.Aesthetically, it has a classy stainless steel look that fits well in any kitchen or bar area. It features self-cleaning capabilities, which is a huge plus for maintenance, and it can produce a substantial amount of ice in a remarkably short time. I can easily see this being perfect for both commercial and residential settings.Just be aware that this machine is bulkier than your average ice maker, so definitely check the dimensions before purchasing to ensure it fits your space. Overall, if you’re looking for a reliable and efficient ice maker, this one is a fantastic choice!

Let me begin with the negative, the stainless steel body is covered in a protective foil. On most appliances the foil comes off in one easy pull but here it took me over an hour to remove the stretchy film in small pieces plus I had to remove the top of the unit to get some small pieces out that were stuck behind the screws.Setting up the ice maker is a breeze if a water line is within reach six or so feet. Melted ice is not being recycled, it must be able to flow unobstructed into some sort of drain. A pump basin would work but is an extra expense. I was able to set the ice maker up in the pantry with easy access to a water line and drain in the basement.The machine comes with a good instruction pamphlet and it also has a set of basic instructions printed on the front of the unit which makes quick adjustments easy. The fresh water flows into a small basin inside the unit from where it is pumped over the vertically installed frozen mold. After the cycle is completed the ice drops down into the holding bin that is cold but not below freezing, the ice will eventually melt and the water must be able to freely drain away. I believe the reason the water can't be recycled has to do with food safety in a commercial environment. The thickness of the ice cubes is fully programmable, smaller ice cubes seem to be better for what I use them for. The blue light inside the ice bin can be turned on and off as required and is a nice touch. To save energy the machine can be programmed to go into standby mode after hours and produce ice only during certain hours during the day, if desired.

My hubby set this up in our basement and we used it “making ice for camping May long weekend” we made 14 (10lbs bags). Wished we bought one sooner.

This ice maker is quite large and produces an impressive amount of ice—probably enough to support a small restaurant. The setup process is straightforward, and it’s clear that this machine is designed for prosumer use. While it does come with a hefty price tag, the quantity and quality of ice it provides make it a solid investment for those who need a reliable ice supply.

Nice compact size unit and seems to have no issues making ice. The only problem is that the ice comes out in sheets of cubes and you have to find a way to break them up if you want to put them into glasses... It's fine if you are just throwing them into ice chests but a pain if you want to use the ice for glasses.Was told by seller “to just break them up with an ice scoop”. That doesn’t work. 1) there isn’t enough room in the unit to do that. 2) it would not break them into small enough cubes to put in glasses. We have to transfer the sheets into bags and then bash the bags on the floor and THEN we can put smaller cubes in glasses.