SnoMaster SMIC-25

30Kg Plumbed-in Bullet Type Ice Maker

The SnoMaster SMIC-25 is a plumbed-in bullet ice maker that produces up to 30 kilograms of bullet-shaped ice every 24 hours. With 28 ice bullets per cycle and a 12 kg internal storage bin, this unit is designed to deliver a reliable supply of ice for home bars, guest lodges, restaurants, pubs, and hospitality kitchens.

It features an internal LED control panel, spray system, ice full sensor, water low sensor, and a built-in drain pump for convenient and efficient operation. Installation is simple with the included ice scoop, disposable water filter cartridge, quick connectors, water pipe with fittings, and drain pipe.

Designed for African conditions and finished in a compact black housing, the SMIC-25 combines durability, performance, and ease of use — ensuring your beverages are always served at their best.

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Product Features:

Ice Type: Bullet Ice - Size (mm): (H) 30 (W) 38

Built-In Drain Pump

28 Ice Bullets Per Cycle

Includes: Ice Scoop, 1 x Water Filter Cartridge + 2 x L Type Quick Connectors, Water Pipe With Quick Fitting & Drain Pipe

12Kg Ice Storage Bin

Internal LED Control Panel

Spray System, Ice Full & Water Low Sensor

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R26,999.00
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  • Assembled Dimensions (mm): H: 864 × W: 378 × D: 573
  • Packaged Dimension (mm): H: 895 × W: 420 × D: 654
  • Net Weight (Kg): 38.6Kg
  • Colour: Black
  • Ice Type/Size (mm) Bullet Ice Size (mm): (H) 30 (W) 38
  • Total Input Power Power: 323W
  • Rated Current (AC/DC): 2.0A
  • Voltage: 220V / 50Hz
  • Design Criteria: Designed for African Conditions
  • Suggested Applications: Home Bars, Guest Lodges, Restaurants, Pubs & Hospitality Kitchens
  • Note: We recommend a certified plumber installs your plumbed-in ice- maker. These units have a drain pump system that should be tested before final installation. Ensure to keep the unit well ventilated and clean the condenser regularly. *To maximize the ice-making performance of your plumbed-in ice-maker, it’s ideal to have it in a steady environment with a 20°C ambient temperature and 10°C water temperature. While your ice-maker can handle higher temperatures, these conditions ensure peak production capacity. Adjustable Leveling Feet (+/- 20mm)

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FAQ
The ice maker won’t operate

Causes:

  • The machine is unplugged.

  • The power switch is off.

  • The ice storage bin is full of ice.

Solutions:

  • Plug the ice maker into a power source.

  • Ensure the control unit is switched on.

  • Remove some ice from the bin to resume operation.

 

No water flows into the machine after startup (E4/E5)

Causes:

  • The water supply tap is turned off.

  • The water supply pipe is not connected properly.

  • The water filter is not installed or installed incorrectly.

  • The water inlet valve is malfunctioning.

Solutions:

  • Turn on the water tap.

  • Reconnect the water supply pipe securely.

  • Check and reinstall the water filter correctly.

  • Contact SnoMaster Service if the inlet valve is faulty.

 

The ice maker produces ice very slowly (HI/HIG)

Causes:

  • The condenser is dirty.

  • Airflow around the unit is obstructed.

  • The ambient or water temperature is too high.

  • The unit is positioned near a heat source.

Solutions:

  • Clean the condenser thoroughly.

  • Ensure the unit has proper ventilation.

  • Move the appliance away from heat sources.

 

Ice cubes are partially formed or white at the bottom (E4/E5)

Causes:

  • Insufficient water in the water bin.

Solutions:

  • Check if the water pressure is below 2 bar.

  • Ensure there are no restrictions in the water supply.

  • Inspect the water trough for leaks and correct if necessary.

 

The ice maker stops unexpectedly during ice production

Causes:

  • The power supply is interrupted.

  • The room temperature is outside the operating range.

Solutions:

  • Reconnect the power supply.

  • Allow the machine to remain off until the temperature returns to normal operating conditions.

 

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