NewAir AI-100S 28- Pound Portable Ice Maker
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2018
- NewAir AI-100S 28- Pound Portable Ice Maker
Use code ICEICEBABY for 20% OFF at www.newair.com/products/ai-100...
Specs From NewAir
NewAir AI-100S Ice Maker
We used to be fine with room temperature water... Until we got to California and Nevada. The water was too hot! We ended up keeping am ice chest outside of the RV.
Number of Ice Sizes: 3
Product Dimensions: 14.50"L x 11.75"W x 15.00"H
Product Weight: 24.30 lbs.
Daily Ice Making Capacity: 28 pounds
Operating Cycle: 6 minutes
Ice Making Capacity Per Cycle: 9 pieces
Voltage: 115 volts
Amps: 1.9 amps
Full Ice Basket Indicator: Yes
Add Water Indicator: Yes
Drain Type: Side-mounted
Includes Ice Scoop: Yes
Automatic Overflow Protection: Yes
Removable Ice Bin: Yes
Water Capacity: 176 Ounces
Attractive silver finish is easy to clean and looks great on counters
Produces 28 pounds of ice a day so you always have enough
The NewAir AI-100S portable ice maker can make ice every 6 to 15 minutes, so you'll never have to wait for fresh ice
Side drain lets you empty excess water quickly
Simple two-button control panel and LED indicator lights for easy operation
Select from three different ice sizes - small, medium or large - to suit your beverage needs.
Maintenance
- For your convenience, the NewAir AI-100S requires minimal maintenance. A drain in the side of the unit, which makes it easy to empty out excess water at the end of the day.
Environmentally-Friendly
- The NewAir AI-100S uses R-134A refrigerant, which prevents damage to the ozone.
My Review
My husband and I travel full time in our fifth wheel and have always wanted an ice maker. One of the downsides of tiny living is limited amenities in your rig. But this ice maker makes our tiny house a home. I love having ice cold water and the tiny ice tray in our tiny freezer wasn't cutting it. This was so nicely packaged (double boxed) so easy to set up. I had ice ready to go 10 minutes after setting up. Since I am currently pregnant I want ice cold drinks and this has saved my bacon! I now have ice cold water, pop and my husband can make ice cold cocktail. Can't wait to have guests over and have ice for them! What a luxury! It is a sleek and clever design that is easy to fill. I recommend anyone traveling in a RV get one if they love ice cold drinks like us!
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NewAir AI-100S 28- Pound Portable Ice Maker
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Thanks for the review! Power consumption is listed in the manual at 120 watts and 1.9/2.7 amps. I was curious so i looked it up. Thought I would post the info if anyone else was interested. (as usual the numbers don't add up) 1.9 amps @120V is 228 watts not 120. based on 1.9 amps AC-the DC amperage would be about 19-20 amps@12V, so you might get 10 hours of ice production with a 400 amp hour battery bank used to 50%(200Ah). probably best to use a generator for boondocking ice production unless you have a bunch of solar. Thats a lot better than I thought it would be!!!
ice ice baby.
I wish I could find one that is a lot smaller and makes less ice (maybe half that one - which appears standard - 26 pounds).
Jody's Journey The same design, but much smaller, was the first to come out. Those units can be had for as cheap as $75.00 now, I saw that price at our area WalMart. When I bought ours I got it on sale for $99.00 when they were running $130.00. The difference with the, I'm guessing standard size, is only one size of cubes and no side drain to get any residual water out. Other than those differences it still works fast and will continue to make ice as long as you keep it filled to the top line in the water reservoir which is under the ice basket. Being somewhat smaller we take ours in our 5th wheel too for easy ice on the road. I will say in use it is a bit noisy, the refrigerator sound at the cooling compressor and the ice being dumped into the basket. We usually make some ice while we will be outside for a while and the ice maker is inside the RV.
Joseph Brown Thanks. I’ll have to keep looking. Everything I saw on Amazon made 26 pounds. It’s just me in a camper van so I don’t need that much. Thanks again.