- Unit Height: 34.25 inches
- Unit Width: 23.42 inches
- Unit Depth: 23.19 inches
- Total Capacity: 122L / 4.31 Cu.Ft.
- Beverage Capacity: 60 Cans or 20 Bottles
- Sphere Ice Size: 50mm Diameter
- Temperature Range: 34°F-65°F
- Weight: 125.7lbs.
- Shelves: 3 Adjustable Tempered Glass Shelves
- Light Control: Always on or light on when the door opens
General
Technical
Warranty
- Certification: DOE, Energy Star, SGS & FDA
- Cooling Technology: Inverter Controlled Compressor
- Reversible Door: No
- Over-temperature Alarm: Yes
- Power-off Memory Function: Yes
- Defrost: Automatic
- Electrical: 38 db/115V / 60Hz / 10A
- Energy Consumption: <1.3 kWh / 24h
- Unit: 1 Year
- Parts: 3 Years
- Compressor: 5 Years
Customer Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
1.How long does it take to make sphere ice?
One cycle produces 3 ball-ice spheres (50mm) in approximately 10 hours. The ice basket holds up to 40 spheres at 0°F and stops automatically when full, resuming once ice is removed. For best results, we recommend discarding the first batch of ice during initial setup.
2. Does the ice maker need a water line connection?
Yes. The Beverage Fridge with ice maker connects to a standard household potable water supply via the included 6-foot ¼-inch water line. Inlet water pressure should be between 28 psi and 85 psi. For best ice clarity, use a water source with a TDS (total dissolved solids) level within 50 ppm.
3. Can I use it as a freestanding unit, or is built-in installation required?
Both options are supported. The unit is engineered for flush under-counter installation in standard 24-inch cabinetry, but works equally well as a freestanding appliance in a bar area, garage, or entertainment room. Adjustable front and rear leveling feet accommodate uneven floors in either configuration.
4. What temperatures does the beverage zone reach?
The right-side beverage zone adjusts from 34°F to 65°F (1°C to 18°C) in single-degree increments — wide enough for everything from chilled lager (38°F) to a room-temperature single malt (55–60°F). Temperature is displayed and controlled via an electronic touch panel inside the cabinet. The left freezer zone is fixed at 0°F (-18°C) for reliable ice storage.
5. How loud is it? Can I install it in a living room or open kitchen?
The Unit operates at ≤38 dB measured at one meter — comparable to a quiet library. The inverter compressor starts and stops gradually rather than cycling on and off abruptly, which eliminates the vibration hum typical of conventional coolers. It's designed specifically for open living spaces and home bars where ambient noise matters.
6. What happens to the ice if the power goes out?
If a power outage occurs during an ice-making cycle, the machine will drain remaining water from the ice mold when power is restored. Wait approximately one minute before removing the ice basket, then pour out any accumulated water before resuming normal operation. The unit also features power-failure memory — temperature settings are restored automatically after a outage.
FAQs
1. How long does it take to make sphere ice?
One cycle produces 3 ball-ice spheres (50mm) in approximately 10 hours. The ice basket holds up to 40 spheres at 0°F and stops automatically when full, resuming once ice is removed. For best results, we recommend discarding the first batch of ice during initial setup.
2. Does the ice maker need a water line connection?
Yes. The Beverage Fridge with ice maker connects to a standard household potable water supply via the included 6-foot ¼-inch water line. Inlet water pressure should be between 28 psi and 85 psi. For best ice clarity, use a water source with a TDS (total dissolved solids) level within 50 ppm.
3. Can I use it as a freestanding unit, or is built-in installation required?
Both options are supported. The unit is engineered for flush under-counter installation in standard 24-inch cabinetry, but works equally well as a freestanding appliance in a bar area, garage, or entertainment room. Adjustable front and rear leveling feet accommodate uneven floors in either configuration.
4. What temperatures does the beverage zone reach?
The right-side beverage zone adjusts from 34°F to 65°F (1°C to 18°C) in single-degree increments — wide enough for everything from chilled lager (38°F) to a room-temperature single malt (55–60°F). Temperature is displayed and controlled via an electronic touch panel inside the cabinet. The left freezer zone is fixed at 0°F (-18°C) for reliable ice storage.
5. How loud is it? Can I install it in a living room or open kitchen?
The Unit operates at ≤38 dB measured at one meter — comparable to a quiet library. The inverter compressor starts and stops gradually rather than cycling on and off abruptly, which eliminates the vibration hum typical of conventional coolers. It's designed specifically for open living spaces and home bars where ambient noise matters.
6. What happens to the ice if the power goes out?
If a power outage occurs during an ice-making cycle, the machine will drain remaining water from the ice mold when power is restored. Wait approximately one minute before removing the ice basket, then pour out any accumulated water before resuming normal operation. The unit also features power-failure memory — temperature settings are restored automatically after a outage.
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