Residential Undercounter Ice Makers

An under-counter ice maker is a small appliance that fits underneath the kitchen counter. It usually comes with a small storage bin where the ice cubes are stored after they are made. It is explicitly designed to make ice cubes or crushed ice. Depending on the model of the selected under-counter ice maker, it can make ice cubes in various sizes, from minor to extra-large. Undercounter ice makers are made from stainless steel, cast iron, and plastic. Cast iron and stainless steel are the best options for durability. Plastic is the least durable, but it is also the cheapest. Most residential ice makers are Energy Star certified, meaning they have low power consumption. Depending on the model, an ice maker can produce from 7 lb to 13 lb of ice daily. They are energy efficient and consume only 40W of power. They have an LED display to show ice production. They are reticent in operation and can be used in commercials and residential places. They have an in-built thermostat to shut down the unit if the internal temperature exceeds a preset limit. They have a self-regulating mechanism that shuts down the unit if there is no demand for ice.