Manitowoc UDP0080A 110 lb NEO Undercounter Ice Machine, 31 lb Bin Storage, Air-Cooled, Dice Cubes

The Manitowoc UDP0080A is the higher-output machine of the compact NEO undercounter ice machine pair, built for operations that empty a small undercounter bin faster than an entry model can refill it but still cannot spare the floor space for a modular machine and bin. It produces up to 110 lb of dice ice per 24 hours at 70°F air and 50°F water, nearly double the sibling UDP0065A from the same cabinet, and holds 31 lb in the bin below, so a busy service bar keeps scooping through the rush while the machine rebuilds the reserve behind it. It is also the more efficient of the pair, drawing 9.3 kWh per 100 lb of ice versus 12.84 for the smaller model. If your volume outruns a 31 lb bin even at this recovery rate, the 26 in. wide NEO models carry 90 lb bins in a taller cabinet. Plan on a standard 115V outlet, a 3/8 in. water connection, and a drain; the front-breathing cabinet slides into spots a rear-vented machine cannot use, and the whole unit stands just 36 in. tall on its adjustable legs.

Dice Cube Ice Maker and 31 lb Bin in One 19.69 In. Wide Cabinet

The cabinet measures 19.69 in. wide by 22.34 in. deep by 30 in. tall before its legs, which adjust from 6 in. to 7.25 in. to level the machine under a standard counter. Instead of coordinating a separate ice maker head and storage bin, you get both in one stainless steel cabinet with 3.99 cu ft of interior volume, and a plastic ice scoop ships standard so the station serves from day one. The dice cube measures 7/8 in. square, a shape that packs tight in glassware and melts slowly in beverage service.

Front Air Intake and Exhaust with No Minimum Clearance

Air enters and exhausts through the front of the cabinet, so the machine runs correctly even when it is boxed in by cabinetry or standing equipment on both sides. Manitowoc requires no minimum clearance at the top, sides, or back, though 5 in. is recommended where the floor plan can spare it, and the unit is rated for indoor installation only. Operating limits run from 50°F to 100°F ambient with incoming water from 50°F to 90°F, which covers a typical conditioned kitchen or bar.

R290 Refrigerant System with a 1/4 HP Compressor on a 115V Circuit

A 1/4 HP compressor and R290 refrigerant system draw just 4.2 amps on a 115/60/1 circuit with a factory-fitted 6 ft cord and NEMA 5-15P plug, so most installs need nothing more than a dedicated outlet; a 230V 50 Hz version is available. Heat rejection runs 2,050 BTU/hr average and 2,500 BTU/hr peak, low enough to add little heat load to a small service area. Expect 9.3 kWh and 39.3 gal of potable water per 100 lb of ice at the 90°F/70°F rating point, with a 15 amp maximum fuse size and HACR-type circuit breakers acceptable in place of fuses.

Slide-Out Air Filter and Up-Front Selector Switch

The reusable air filter slides out from the left front without tools, so whoever closes the bar can rinse it and keep the condenser clear of lint, grease, and dust rather than waiting for a service call. On, off, and clean operations run from a simple selector switch on the front of the machine that is easy to see and reach; you never remove a panel for day-to-day operation. This model does not accept the LuminIce II growth inhibitor or the iAuCS automatic cleaning accessory, so plan on the standard manual cleaning routine.