Probes and Sensors for Ice Machines - Quality Ice Machine Parts

 Commercial ice machines utilize multiple types of probes to guarantee both efficiency and safety in their operation. These probes are designed to monitor different aspects of the ice-making process and provide critical information to the machine's control system. The most common types of probes used in commercial ice machines include water probes, water level probes, ice thickness probes, ice probes, and sensor probes.

Water Probe: This probe measures the temperature of the water entering the ice machine. Ensuring the water is at the appropriate temperature is crucial for optimal ice production.

Water Level Probe: This probe monitors the water level in the ice machine's reservoir. By keeping the water level within a safe range, it prevents overfilling or underfilling and maintains the machine's efficiency.

Ice Thickness Probe: This probe measures the thickness of the ice being produced. It enables the machine's control system to adjust the freezing cycle, ensuring the production of ice with the desired thickness.

Ice Probe: This probe detects the presence of ice in the machine's bin. It allows the machine to stop producing ice when the bin is full and resume production when ice is removed, optimizing the machine's operation.

Sensor Probe: This is a generic term for any type of probe that measures a specific aspect of the ice-making process.

Leading manufacturers of commercial ice machines, such as Manitowoc and Ice-O-Matic, incorporate these probes into their products. These probes provide accurate and reliable information to the machine's control system, ensuring efficient and safe operation of the ice machine. Parts BBQ offers a comprehensive range of replacement parts for commercial ovens, restaurant equipment parts, commercial kitchen appliances, and food service machinery. Whether you need parts for commercial ovens, kitchen equipment, or any commercial appliance, Parts BBQ has you covered. Choose Parts BBQ for reliable Ice Probes & Sensors.