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Simzlife Nugget Ice Maker Countertop, 44Lbs/24H Pebble Ice Maker Machine

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They produce two main styles: round/artisanal spheres (single fixed sphere size) and bullet-shaped cubes. Bullet-style units typically offer two cube-size settings.

Daily production varies by model, ranging from about 10.1 pounds up to 26 pounds per 24‑hour period.

Storage capacity is modest and model-dependent; reported interior/compartment capacities are about 1.05 pounds and 1.5 pounds.

Dimensions vary by model. Examples include 17.8" H x 10" W x 16.5" D for a sphere maker and 13" H x 9" W x 13" D for a bullet-style unit.

No—these models use a built-in water reservoir that you fill manually. They are designed to operate without a plumbed water line; just fill the reservoir and plug into a standard 115‑volt grounded outlet.

Speed depends on the style: sphere makers produce about two spheres every 30 minutes (the first sphere may take ~35 minutes), while bullet-style units produce individual cubes in roughly 6–7 minutes.

Reported wattage varies by model—about 180 watts for sphere-style units and 120 watts for bullet-style units. Models are designed to run from a standard 115‑volt grounded household outlet.

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