Ice-O-Matic ICE0320FW 22" ICE Series™ Full Cube Ice Machine Head - 349-lb/24-hr, Water Cooled, 115v

The Ice-O-Matic ICE0320FW water-cooled ice machine produces as much as 349 pounds of ice every 24 hours when it's installed in optimal air and water conditions. A harvest assist mechanism allows this machine to achieve a higher production capacity while using less energy than machines without the technology. Several internal pieces are molded with Pure Ice® antimicrobial compound that slows the growth of harmful bacteria to keep your ice fresher and safer between machine cleanings.

As a water-cooled machine, the ICE0320FW requires a second incoming water connection in addition to its potable water connection. That connection will require approximately 157 gallons of water for every 100 pounds of ice produced. Spent water is exhausted through a 1⁄2-inch FPT drain connection.

Product Details

• Capable of producing 349 lbs. of ice every 24 hr.
• Full-cube ice measures 7⁄8 in. in each dimension, a format suitable for serving premium liquors, soft drinks, and iced tea
• Space-saving 22-in. width
• Mechanical harvest assist feature speeds the production of ice and reduces energy consumption compared to traditional ice harvest methods
• Several internal components are made with molded-in Pure Ice antimicrobial to inhibit the growth of bacteria on interior surfaces to help protect the quality of your ice
• Nickel plating on evaporator plate resists corrosion and prevents premature failure caused by wear and tear from the component's constant exposure to water
• Built with corrosion-resistant stainless steel and textured fingerprint-proof plastic
• To get the longest life possible from your ice machine and protect the quality of ice, equip the machine with an IFQ1 manifold filter system or an IFI4C/IFI8C inline filter system.
• 115 V/60 Hz/ 1 ph, 13.1 A
• Ice Maker Dimensions: 22 17⁄50 in. W x 24 9⁄20 in. D x 23 9⁄50 in. H
• Note: This water-cooled machine requires additional incoming water and drain connections to cool the unit's condenser. That connection requires approximately 189 gal. of water for every 100 lb. of water produced.