RAF Ice cube maker 12L

When searching for an ice cube maker, you might come across a model with a “12L” designation. This “12L” does not refer to the water tank capacity, but rather to the daily ice production capacity in kilograms. A typical portable ice maker with a 12 kg daily capacity will have a much smaller water tank and ice storage bin.

Here’s a breakdown of what to expect from a 12 kg/24-hour ice maker:

Key Features and Specifications

• Daily Production Capacity: The main selling point of this type of machine is its ability to produce up to 12 kg of ice in a 24-hour period. This is the maximum output under ideal conditions (e.g., proper ambient temperature and water temperature).
• Water Tank Capacity: The water reservoir is typically much smaller than the daily production capacity. Common sizes for a 12 kg ice maker range from 1.3 L to 2.2 L. The machine will stop making ice when the water runs out, and you will need to refill it.
• Ice Storage Bin: The ice maker has an internal basket or bin to hold the freshly made ice. This bin is not a freezer, so the ice will eventually start to melt. The storage capacity is usually around 0.7 kg to 1.5 kg.
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