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Deco Gear

Deco Gear Ice Maker

  • Capacity: 1.5 pounds
  • Material Type: Plastic
  • Voltage: 115 volts
  • Unit Count: 1

Last refreshed Jun 12, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

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ASIN: B07XV2VPD9Category: Ice Makers

Overview

Six minutes is about how long the Deco Gear DCIMWHT takes to produce its first batch of ice, a portable countertop maker rated for up to 26 pounds a day with no plumbing installation required.

It stores roughly 1.5 pounds of ice at a time in an insulated bin and offers two cube sizes from the control panel.

  • Up to 26 lbs of ice per day
  • First batch ready in about 6 minutes
  • 1.5 lb insulated storage bin, two cube sizes
  • Self-cleaning function, clear viewing window

Who it's for

Small kitchens, RVs, boats or dorm rooms needing a steady ice supply without a plumbed-in unit are the natural fit, as is anyone hosting where a full-size ice maker isn't practical. Less suited to a household wanting a fully hands-off machine, since some buyers need to redistribute ice in the bin to keep production going.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Produces ice in about 6 minutes from empty
  • Two cube sizes selectable on the panel
  • No installation or plumbing needed
  • Self-cleaning cycle keeps ice tasting clean
Cons
  • Fill sensor can stop production before bin is full
  • Small ice size may fall through the storage basket
  • Drain plug can be difficult to remove

Specifications

BrandDeco Gear
Capacity1.5 poundslower than 99% of 80 ice makers
Material TypePlastic
Voltage115 volts
Unit Count1

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Frequently asked questions

How fast does the Deco Gear DCIMWHT make ice?

It produces its first batch in about 6 minutes and can make up to 26 pounds of ice in 24 hours, per Deco Gear.

Does the Deco Gear ice maker need to be installed?

No, it's a portable countertop unit that just needs to be plugged in and filled with water.

Why does the Deco Gear ice maker sometimes stop making ice before the bin looks full?

Its sensor detects ice buildup near the back of the bin and halts production when it senses a blockage, even if there's still open space at the front, so the bin may need occasional redistribution.