The best match for an undercounter bar refrigerator with an ice maker is a true 2-in-1 unit that both chills beverages and makes ice. The FoMup combines those functions; the other options below are undercounter ice makers, not beverage refrigerators. Choose the combo for one appliance, or select a dedicated ice maker if beverage refrigeration is already covered and higher ice output is the priority.
| Product | Best For | Key Listed Capacity |
|---|---|---|
| FoMup 2-in-1 Ice Maker & Beverage Fridge | One appliance for drinks and ice | 120 lb ice production; 30 lb storage |
| COSTWAY 15-Inch Ice Maker | High stated daily ice output | 110 lb production; 25 lb storage |
| EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker | Large ice storage and adjustable cubes | 100 lb production; 33 lb storage |
| COTLIN Drainless Ice Maker | Crescent ice and flexible door setup | 22 lb storage |
| Feelfunn Commercial Ice Maker | Selectable cube sizes | 85 lb production; 24 lb storage |
FoMup 2-in-1 Ice Maker and Beverage Fridge
Best for: Buyers who specifically want an undercounter appliance that makes ice and refrigerates beverages. Unlike the dedicated ice machines in this list, this model includes a beverage fridge section with a stated adjustable temperature range of 43°F to 65°F.
It is rated to produce up to 120 pounds of cube ice per day and store 30 pounds in built-in drawers. A smart full-bin sensor pauses production when the bin is full and restarts when ice is used. A programmable timer lets buyers schedule ice making.
Limitation: The listed temperature range starts at 43°F, so compare that range with the serving temperatures you need. The product details do not specify the refrigerator’s beverage capacity.
COSTWAY 15-Inch Under-Counter Ice Maker
Best for: Buyers who already have beverage refrigeration and want a dedicated ice machine with high stated daily output. COSTWAY lists production of up to 110 pounds per day, with 40 cubes per cycle every 12 to 15 minutes and a 25-pound storage bin.
The unit measures 15 by 21.1 by 33.7 inches and has front ventilation, which the listing identifies as suitable for undercounter or built-in installation as well as freestanding use. It includes an automatic cleaning function and a built-in water filter, and can connect directly to tap water.
Limitation: This is an ice maker, not a beverage refrigerator. Check the listed dimensions and installation requirements against your available space before choosing it.
EUHOMY Commercial Under-Counter Ice Maker
Best for: Buyers who value a larger stated ice bin among these dedicated machines. EUHOMY lists up to 100 pounds of ice production per day and 33 pounds of storage. It makes 45 cubes per cycle in approximately 11 to 15 minutes.
The LCD panel displays ambient temperature and allows adjustment of ice-making time to customize cube thickness. The listing also describes automatic cleaning and overflow prevention. EUHOMY states that this model is ETL certified for household and commercial applications.
Limitation: It does not include beverage refrigeration. The listed features do not provide the unit’s dimensions, so verify fit and installation details before purchase.
COTLIN 15-Inch Drainless Ice Maker
Best for: Buyers who prefer crescent-shaped ice and want installation flexibility. The listing describes a 22-pound storage bin, one-touch operation, adjustable feet, and a reversible door that can be set to open from either side.
The stainless-steel unit is described as drainless and designed to keep ice within a stated 26.6°F to 32°F range. Its crescent cubes are presented as slow-melting, which may suit buyers looking to keep drinks cold longer.
Limitation: The provided features do not state daily ice production, so buyers with high-volume needs should compare that figure with other models before deciding. This is an ice maker, not a beverage fridge.
Feelfunn Commercial Ice Maker With Water Pump
Best for: Buyers who want a dedicated ice maker with selectable cube sizes. Feelfunn lists small, medium, and large ice options, up to 85 pounds of production per day, and a 24-pound storage bin. Its cycles take 11 to 20 minutes, according to the product details.
An LCD control panel handles ice thickness, self-cleaning, and a timer adjustable from one to 24 hours. These features make it a practical option when ice size and scheduled production matter more than having beverage storage in the same appliance.
Limitation: The product is an ice machine rather than a refrigerator, and its stated daily output is lower than the other machines here that provide production figures.
Buying Guide: Choosing an Undercounter Bar Refrigerator With Ice Maker
Do you need beverage refrigeration or only ice?
Start by deciding whether one appliance must handle both jobs. The FoMup is the listed combination model, with a beverage temperature control range and an ice maker. COSTWAY, EUHOMY, COTLIN, and Feelfunn are dedicated ice makers. If you choose one of those, plan separately for beverage storage.
How much ice production and storage do you need?
Daily production and bin capacity measure different things. Production estimates how much ice a machine can make over a day; storage indicates how much it can hold at one time. For frequent entertaining, compare both figures. The listed daily outputs range from 85 to 120 pounds where provided, while stated storage ranges from 22 to 33 pounds.
What installation details should you verify?
Measure the opening, including width, height, and depth, and confirm the required ventilation and utility connections with the product listing. COSTWAY provides dimensions and describes front ventilation. COTLIN is identified as drainless, while the other product details do not fully specify drainage requirements. Do not assume all models install the same way.
Which ice type and controls matter?
Choose based on the drinks you serve and how much control you want. COTLIN makes crescent ice; Feelfunn offers three cube sizes; EUHOMY lets users adjust ice thickness. Automatic cleaning is listed for COSTWAY, EUHOMY, and Feelfunn, while FoMup includes a full-bin sensor and timer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is every product here a refrigerator with an ice maker?
No. FoMup is the listed 2-in-1 beverage refrigerator and ice maker. The other four products are ice makers without listed beverage refrigeration.
Which option has the highest stated daily ice output?
FoMup lists up to 120 pounds per day, the highest stated output among these products. COSTWAY lists up to 110 pounds per day.
Which dedicated ice maker has the largest listed storage bin?
EUHOMY lists a 33-pound storage bin, larger than the stated bins of the other dedicated ice makers in this selection.
Can an undercounter ice maker be used freestanding?
Some listed models offer that flexibility. COSTWAY is described as suitable for undercounter, built-in, or freestanding use. Check each product’s installation instructions rather than assuming the same options apply to every unit.
Should I prioritize daily output or storage capacity?
Prioritize daily output if you use ice steadily throughout the day. Prioritize storage if you need a larger ready supply at one time. For a busy bar, compare both measures and consider how often the bin can refill.