Separate production from storage
Produce up to 55 pounds of top-hat ice over 24 hours, with space to hold 22 pounds at one time. Daily production and storage capacity are different measures; plan for the amount you need on hand.
Twin Eagles
Twin Eagles 15" Ice Maker
From $6,179.00
Twin Eagles · TEIM15-I Ice Maker
Twin Eagles TEIM15-I 15-Inch Outdoor Ice Maker
Keep clear top-hat ice close to your outdoor bar. The TEIM15-I produces up to 55 pounds in 24 hours and stores 22 pounds, with front airflow for built-in installation.
$6,179.00MSRP $7,021.59
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Ice ready for your next gathering
Designed around front airflow
Air enters and exits at the front of the appliance. Keep the front airflow path clear and follow the installation manual when planning the enclosure.
A water circuit designed for cleaning
The water circuit can be disassembled for cleaning. Follow the manual’s cleaning and sanitizing procedure to care for the ice-making system.
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Product specifications
- Ice production capacity
- Up to 55 lb per 24 hours
- Ice storage capacity
- 22 lb
- Ice shape
- Top hat
- Airflow
- Front inlet and outlet
- Electrical rating
- 115V, 60Hz, single phase; 2.2A
- Refrigerant
- R-290; 65 g
- Operating ambient temperature
- 45–100°F
- Operating water temperature
- 45–90°F
- Water pressure
- 10–113 PSIG
- Drain outlet
- 1/2-inch FPT
- Power cord length
- 6.5 ft. outside unit
Measure once. Plan with confidence.
Will it fit your space?
- Overall width
- 14-7/8 in.
- Overall depth
- 22-5/8 in.; includes front projection
- Overall height
- 33-1/2 in.
Appliance cutout
- Required opening
- 15.05 W × 26 D × 34 H in.
- Water and drainage
- Water supply and drain required; 1/2-inch FPT drain outlet
- Operating conditions
- Ambient 45–100°F; supply water 45–90°F; water pressure 10–113 PSIG
Cabinet cutout; distinct from overall appliance dimensions
Plan the exact installation using the TEIM15-I manual. An optional drain pump is not assumed included.
Use within the manual’s specified operating limits.
Included equipment
- TEIM15-I ice maker with 22 lb built-in ice storage
Frequently asked questions
Does the 55-pound rating mean it stores 55 pounds of ice?
No. Up to 55 pounds is the production capacity over a 24-hour period. The built-in storage compartment holds 22 pounds at one time. Allow for both production and storage when planning beverage service.
What water and drainage connections should I plan?
The appliance requires a water supply and drainage connection. The exact manual specifies a 1/2-inch FPT drain outlet and supply-water pressure of 10–113 PSIG. An optional drain pump is not assumed included. Have your installer confirm the appropriate drain arrangement before the enclosure is finalized.
What opening and operating conditions does it need?
The manufacturer lists a cutout of 15.05 inches wide, 26 inches deep and 34 inches high. Keep the front inlet and outlet clear. The manual specifies ambient temperatures of 45–100°F and supply water of 45–90°F. Confirm the complete enclosure, water, drain and electrical requirements in the linked TEIM15-I manual.
RATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
A closer look at the Twin Eagles Ice makers.
What owners report. What our research finds.
Twin Eagles Ice makers family
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
Hearth Outpost Score
7.5/10
A built-in ice maker can be a useful luxury when entertaining regularly means repeated ice runs. We would choose the Twin Eagles unit for that convenience only after confirming the exact current machine, ice shape and service arrangement. A replacement owner reports a change from an older unit, so the model revision matters. Plan water, drainage and electrical access as carefully as the cabinet opening. This is an appliance that needs cleaning and maintenance, not a bin you can install and forget.
See the score breakdown
Performance7.7
Build quality & materials7.9
Design & finish7.8
Features & capability7.8
Ease of ownership6.5
Durability & reliability6.4
Warranty & support7.0
What owners are saying
A replacement owner values the idea of a direct-fit replacement but was surprised by a change in the underlying machine and the ice shape. They also describe difficulty arranging service for the previous unit. We would use that experience to ask specific questions before purchase: which model is being supplied, what ice it makes and who can service it locally. The earlier unit's service problem should not be treated as proof that the new machine will fail in the same way.
What stands out
Ice ready near the serving area
A dedicated machine can make a busy drinks station easier to manage without filling the indoor freezer with bags. Size the purchase around a gathering's actual ice demand and allow for output changing with conditions. Daily production and the amount held in the bin are different measures, and neither should be treated as unlimited supply.
A compact built-in role
The narrow undercounter format can fit beside a beverage station without taking over the entire island. Check the door movement and the room required for water and drain connections behind it. Leave access for cleaning and service so routine ownership remains practical after the surrounding cabinetry is finished.
What to weigh before buying
Confirm the current machine and cube style
An owner replacing an older Twin Eagles machine reports a different underlying model and larger, mushroom-shaped ice. We would confirm the exact current specification before ordering, especially for someone expecting the cubes from an earlier appliance. Do not choose from an old photograph or production figure alone.
Service and drainage deserve attention
The same owner describes difficulty finding service for the previous machine. Establish local service availability for the unit being supplied and decide whether the drain arrangement needs a pump. Include water quality, cleaning and seasonal shutdown requirements in the ownership plan rather than treating them as optional extras.
Value Consideration
The purchase is easiest to justify for frequent hosting with substantial ice use. For occasional gatherings, buying ice may be simpler. Compare the installed appliance, any drain pump and maintenance needs with the convenience it will deliver, and confirm the current model before paying a premium for a matching front.
Sources & Methodology
About our research
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated October 22, 2026.
Reviews & Ratings MethodologyConfidence for years of cooking
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The Twin Eagles story
Engineering at the heart of outdoor cooking.
Twin Eagles grew from founder Dante Cantal’s experience designing cooking equipment for residential kitchens and demanding commercial environments. That engineering background helped shape a grill collection focused on cooking performance, considered construction and the experience of cooking outdoors.
The brand’s California roots connect design, prototyping, testing and production. Today, Twin Eagles is part of Dometic, carrying that approach into grills and coordinated outdoor kitchen equipment.
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