Electric Ice Makers

Reliable Electric Ice Makers for Every Space

Compact and Energy-Efficient Design

Hoshizaki’s electric ice makers are built to maximize both functionality and space. Whether you have a small kitchen or need a more efficient way to enhance your productivity, a compact ice maker can make a big difference. These energy-efficient machines consume less power, helping you save on electricity bills without sacrificing ice production. Their sleek, compact design fits effortlessly into tight spaces like small kitchens, bars, or prep areas, offering high performance in a small footprint.

Automatic Ice Makers for Effortless Operation

For businesses that require reliable, consistent ice, Hoshizaki’s automatic ice makers are an excellent solution. These advanced machines provide a continuous flow of perfectly shaped ice cubes, eliminating the need for manual ice-making and allowing your team to focus on serving customers. With intuitive controls and dependable performance, Hoshizaki’s automatic ice makers make running your business smoother and more efficient.

Key Features of Hoshizaki Ice Makers

Durable Construction for Long-Term Use

Hoshizaki ice makers are built to last, designed with durability in mind. Made with stainless steel, these machines resist corrosion and are able to withstand the demands of high-traffic environments like restaurants and hotels. Even under heavy use, you can count on them to produce ice consistently and with minimal maintenance, ensuring long-term reliability.

Versatile Countertop and Under-Counter Options

Hoshizaki offers a variety of placement options, so you can find the right ice maker for your space. Whether you need a countertop model for easy access and visibility or an under-counter version to save space and keep the ice out of sight, both options are user-friendly and designed to seamlessly integrate into your kitchen or service area.

High-Performance Ice Cube Production

When it comes to quality, Hoshizaki ice makers don’t disappoint. These machines produce clear, perfectly shaped ice cubes that elevate the look of beverages and help maintain their temperature. With efficient production that meets high-volume needs, Hoshizaki ensures your business always has an ample supply of ice, even during busy hours.

Why Choose Hoshizaki Ice Makers from Mina Restaurant Supply?

At Mina Restaurant Supply, we’re dedicated to providing businesses with reliable, high-quality equipment. Our collection of Hoshizaki ice makers includes energy-efficient, electric countertop models and more, all built to meet the highest standards of performance. By partnering with trusted brands like Hoshizaki, we ensure our customers receive the best equipment, backed by exceptional customer service. Whether you need a durable, high-performance ice maker or a machine tailored to your business needs, you can trust us to deliver the perfect solution at a competitive price.

Equip your business with Hoshizaki’s reliable electric ice makers and experience the difference that high-quality, efficient equipment can make.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Triggers the Ice Maker to Fill with Water?

The ice maker is triggered to fill with water when its internal thermostat senses that the ice tray has reached a cold enough temperature (around 0°F or -18°C). Once it detects the right temperature, it activates the water valve, allowing water to flow into the ice mold to begin freezing.

Where Does an Ice Maker Get Water From?

An ice maker typically gets water from the home’s water supply via a connected water line. The water line is attached to the ice maker’s inlet valve, which controls the flow of water into the ice-making mechanism. In some portable models, you may need to manually fill a water reservoir.

How Does an Ice Maker Know When to Dump Ice?

An ice maker knows when to dump ice once the ice cubes have fully frozen. The internal thermostat detects the temperature of the ice tray, and when the ice is frozen, it triggers the ejector mechanism. The ice is then released into the storage bin, and the cycle begins again with a refill of water.

How Does an Automatic Ice Maker Work?

An automatic ice maker works by cycling through stages. First, water is supplied from the water line and fills the ice mold. Once the water freezes, a thermostat detects the temperature, and the ice maker ejects the ice cubes into the storage bin using an ejector arm or motor. After the ice is dumped, the water valve opens again, refilling the mold with water to repeat the process. The ice maker continues this cycle automatically, stopping when the bin is full, as detected by a sensor or mechanical arm.