The Hoshizaki KM-901MWJ represents the pinnacle of commercial ice machine technology, featuring a robust 30-inch modular design crafted from premium stainless steel. This professional-grade unit showcases Hoshizaki's renowned Japanese engineering, specializing in producing crystal-clear crescent ice cubes that maximize cooling efficiency. The water-cooled system demonstrates superior performance in demanding commercial environments, making it an ideal choice for hotels, restaurants, and high-volume establishments.

Engineered for optimal performance, this model operates on 208-230V power with a modest 10-amp draw and features the innovative EverCheck Alert System for maintenance monitoring. The unit maintains exceptional efficiency with just 3.6 kWh power usage per 100 lbs of ice production. The advanced R-404A refrigeration system, combined with CycleSaver design, ensures consistent ice production while operating within ambient temperatures of 45°F to 100°F. Water pressure requirements range from 10 psig to 113 psig, with water temperature flexibility between 45°F to 90°F.

This commercial ice machine head measures 30" width x 27.37" depth x 32.5" height, with a manageable weight of 218 pounds. The unit features a 3/8" water inlet and 3/4" drain size for proper installation. Engineered with durability in mind, the stainless steel construction provides excellent corrosion resistance and structural integrity. The hardwired electrical configuration requires three wires and accommodates a maximum fuse size of 20 amps, ensuring safe and reliable operation.

Hoshizaki backs this professional ice machine with comprehensive warranty coverage, including 3 years parts and labor, extended 5-year coverage for the evaporator, and 5 years on the compressor. The unit meets rigorous industry standards with NSF, AHRI, and UL certifications. Designed for modular configuration, this ice machine head requires separate purchase of a compatible storage bin. The heat rejection rate of 12,700 BTU/h and water usage specifications of 16 gallons potable and 113 gallons condenser water per 100 lbs of ice ensure optimal performance in commercial settings.