FAQs
Q:What type of ice can I get from your machines?
A:KINGMAN offers you different kinds of reliable ice machines to produce ice block, cube ice, tube ice, plate ice etc.
Q:How many kilograms of ice can get by using your machines?
A:The daily output offered for KINGMAN ice machines ranges from 1000kg/day to 30000kg/day.
Q:What's the size of ice block produced by your block ice machines?
A:The sizes of ice block offered at KINGMAN are 5kg, 10kg, 15kg, 20kg, 25kg, 30kg, 50kg etc., it's also can be customized.
Q:Does your machine require special working conditions?
A:The standard working conditions of KINGMAN Ice Machines are as follows:
Input Water Temp.:<= 25oC
Ambient Temp.: 5oC~50oC
Q:What if I can't sell out the ice produced by your machine in a day?
A:We'll also offer you a separate cold room for additional storage.
Q:My area is short of electricity, how can I run your machines?
A:A generator will be supplied with our ice machines to save your hassles in this regard.
Q:How long can i get the ice?
A:With the latest refrigeration technology, the ice freezing time is greatly shortened at KINGMAN, you can get ice block every 4.8hours, 20 minutes for cube ice and tube ice, and 15 minutes for plate ice etc.
Q:Is a water filter system important?
A:It is estimated that over 60% of ice machine maintenance calls are water related.
A water filter system doesn’t not only improve the taste and remove odors, but also removes sediment, controls calcium and hi-scale buildup which can lead to a malfunctioning ice machine. It also filters out parasites, lead and other harmful chemicals.
Q:What is considered to be an energy efficient ice machine?
A:Large production, low water and low power consumption are the main factors of an energy efficient ice machine. A commercial ice machine which uses re-circulated water and low power consumption will greatly save your money both on water and electricity costs.
Q:What is the lifespan of your machines?
A:KINGMAN ice machines have a work life of up to 10 years depending on usage volume and the water quality in your area. Environmental conditions such as humidity, dust and salt can shorten its lifespan.
