A skilled Hoshizaki technician in safety glasses is meticulously assembling a refrigeration unit on the factory's production line

Understanding the electrical requirements for Hoshizaki ice machines, including amps, voltage, and circuits, is a crucial step in planning a safe and reliable installation. Each model, from compact undercounter units to large stackable heads, has specific power needs that must be met before starting.

 

An incorrect electrical setup can lead to downtime. It can also damage components, void warranties, and result in expensive repairs. This guide outlines amps, voltage, and circuit requirements in straightforward terms for operators and anyone preparing an ice machine for business.

 

Electrical Requirements Explained

 

Voltage and phase requirements

Most Hoshizaki ice machines run on either 115V single-phase or 208–230V single- or three-phase power. The specific voltage requirements depend on the machine's size, production capacity, and condenser

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