Water supply is usually what limits a countertop ice maker, and this one takes it from either direction. Bottled water in 2 to 5 liter sizes, not included, seats on the machine and feeds it directly, or water can be added through the inlet hole by hand when no bottle is available. Either way the machine turns out 24 square cubes per cycle every 15 to 20 minutes, reaching 40 pounds across a day, with 2.4 pounds of finished ice waiting in the removable basket. Cube thickness is not fixed. Ice making time adjusts by up to 6 minutes, which lengthens or shortens the freeze and changes how thick each cube forms, so the same machine can produce something that chills fast or something that lasts. Scheduling is handled from an LCD control panel, where a 1 to 24 hour timer keeps the machine from running when electricity is not wanted and a real-time appointment function delays a batch by up to 8 hours so ice is ready at a set time. A transparent lid shows the ice-making process as it happens rather than hiding it, and operation stays below 42 decibels. Rubber suckers on the base grip the counter so the machine does not creep while running. Stainless steel and PP form a durable body around a system that uses 1.13 ounces of R290 refrigerant. Upkeep is straightforward: a 20-minute self-cleaning function runs the cycle without disassembly, and a drainage hole underneath lets meltwater out completely. An ice scoop is included alongside the removable basket. The unit measures 10 by 14 by 15 inches, weighs 21 pounds and runs on 115-volt 60-hertz power.
Installation Type: Easy Mount
Weight (lb.): 24 Lb
Base Material: 70% Stainless Steel, 30% Pp
Finish: Stainless Steel
Care: Wipe Clean
Control Types: Electronic Touch
Country of Origin: Imported
Water supply is usually what limits a countertop ice maker, and this one takes it from either direction. Bottled water in 2 to 5 liter sizes, not included, seats on the machine and feeds it directly, or water can be added through the inlet hole by hand when no bottle is available. Either way the machine turns out 24 square cubes per cycle every 15 to 20 minutes, reaching 40 pounds across a day, with 2.4 pounds of finished ice waiting in the removable basket. Cube thickness is not fixed. Ice making time adjusts by up to 6 minutes, which lengthens or shortens the freeze and changes how thick each cube forms, so the same machine can produce something that chills fast or something that lasts. Scheduling is handled from an LCD control panel, where a 1 to 24 hour timer keeps the machine from running when electricity is not wanted and a real-time appointment function delays a batch by up to 8 hours so ice is ready at a set time. A transparent lid shows the ice-making process as it happens rather than hiding it, and operation stays below 42 decibels. Rubber suckers on the base grip the counter so the machine does not creep while running. Stainless steel and PP form a durable body around a system that uses 1.13 ounces of R290 refrigerant. Upkeep is straightforward: a 20-minute self-cleaning function runs the cycle without disassembly, and a drainage hole underneath lets meltwater out completely. An ice scoop is included alongside the removable basket. The unit measures 10 by 14 by 15 inches, weighs 21 pounds and runs on 115-volt 60-hertz power.
J. C. Penney Company, Inc. (NYSE: JCP), one of the nation’s largest apparel and home retailers, combines an expansive footprint of over 860 stores across the United States and Puerto Rico to deliver style and value for all hard-working American families. At every touchpoint, customers will discover stylish merchandise at incredible value from an extensive portfolio of private, exclusive and national brands. Reinforcing this shopping experience is the customer service and warrior spirit of approximately 98,000 associates across the globe, all driving toward the Company's mission to help customers find what they love for less time, money and effort.
