Ice-O-Matic UCG130A, 18.25" Air Cooled Gourmet Cube Undercounter Ice Machine, 121 Lb, 48.5 Lb Storage

Model specifics: up to 121 lbs per 24 hours · 48.5 lbs built-in storage · 18.25" wide · gourmet cube ice · air-cooled · 115/60/1

The Ice-O-Matic UCG130A is a self-contained gourmet cube undercounter ice machine that makes up to 121 pounds of ice a day and keeps 48.5 pounds ready in its built-in bin. It is the highest-output model in the UCG line, built for high-volume bars, restaurants and hotels.

Its gourmet cubes are clear, dense and slow to melt (about 1.2" tall by 1.35" across), so drinks stay cold longer and look premium in the glass.

Air exhausts out the front, so the unit can be built in under a counter, and the low-profile top saves counter space. The cabinet is corrosion-resistant stainless steel with fingerprint-resistant trim, and the air filter is removable for easy cleaning.

It plugs into a standard 115 volt outlet. Production is rated at 70°F air / 50°F water; at 90°F air / 70°F water it is rated for about 112 pounds a day.

Features

• Up to 121 lbs of gourmet cube ice per 24 hours
• 48.5 lbs of built-in ice storage
• Front air discharge for built-in installs
• Low-profile top and easy front access to ice
• Removable air filter
• Environmentally friendly R290 refrigerant
• Adjustable legs included (5" to 6-3/4"); short leg option available

Specifications

• Model: UCG130A
• Ice type: Gourmet cube, about 1.2" H x 1.35" diameter
• Ice production: up to 121 lbs / 24 hr (70°F air / 50°F water); about 112 lbs at 90°F / 70°F
• Storage capacity: 48.5 lbs
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 18.25" x 22.25" x 31" without legs
• Electrical: 115/60/1, 5.4 max amps
• Condenser: Air-cooled
• Refrigerant: R290
• Energy use: 9 kWh per 100 lbs of ice (90°F / 70°F)
• Water use: 1.35 gal/hr
• Ambient air temperature: 50°F to 109°F
• Water pressure: 14 to 70 PSI
• Shipping weight: 97 lbs
• Warranty: Three years parts and labor

Ice-O-Matic recommends water filtration on all ice machines; filters and short legs are sold separately. Some manufacturer warranties may not cover residential installations.