Act means the Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards Act 2012.
AHRI 810-2016 means AHRI Standard 810-2016. Standard for Performance Rating of Automatic Commercial Ice-makers.
AHRI 810-2023 means AHRI Standard 810-2023. Standard for Performance Rating of Automatic Commercial Ice-makers.
ANSI/ASHRAE 29-2009 means ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 29-2009: Method of Testing Automatic Ice-makers.
ANSI/ASHRAE 29-2015 means ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 29-2015: Method of Testing Automatic Ice-makers.
Note: The edition ANSI/ASHRAE 29-2015 (RA 2018) is identical to ANSI/ASHRAE 2015 for the purposes of this instrument.
AS/NZS 4865.1:2008 means Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4865.1:2008: Performance of commercial ice-makers and ice storage bins, Part 1: Test methods for ice-makers—Environmental performance.
automatic ice-maker means a factory-made assembly (not necessarily shipped in one package) that forms or is intended to form a condensing unit and an ice-making section operating as an integrated unit, with means for making and harvesting ice and which may or may not include means for storing or dispensing ice.
commercial ice-maker means an automatic ice-maker that:
has a tested capacity of up to and including 1000 kg in 24 hours when tested at a rating point of 32 degrees Celsius (ambient), 21 degrees Celsius (inlet potable water) with electricity supplied at 230V and 50 Hz; and
has provision for both water supply and drainage connections.
declared capacity is the mass of ice produced by a commercial ice-maker over a 24hr period, stated in kg/24 hrs rounded to the nearest kg, as declared by the registrant at the time of the registration relating to that ice-maker.
declared energy consumption rate is the total energy input rate for the ice-maker, stated in kWh/100kg of ice rounded to the first decimal place, as declared by the registrant at the time of the registration relating to that ice-maker.
declared condenser water use rate is the amount of condenser water used by an ice-maker in making ice, stated in L/100 kg of ice in multiples of 0.1 L, as declared by the registrant at the time of the registration relating to that ice-maker.
declared potable water use rate is the amount of potable water used by an ice-maker in making ice, stated in L/100 kg of ice in multiples of 0.1 L, as declared by the registrant at the time of the registration relating to that ice-maker.
domestic ice-maker means an automatic ice-maker that:
is integrated into a household refrigerating appliance; or
is designed to be manually filled and drained and does not otherwise have water supply and drainage connections.
household refrigerating appliance means an insulated cabinet that:
has one or more compartments that are controlled at specific temperatures; and
is intended for the storage and preservation of foodstuff that require refrigeration at specified temperature conditions; and
is cooled by natural convection or a forced convection system whereby the cooling is produced using vapour compression cycle technology; and
can be connected to mains power; and
is ordinarily supplied for household use.
ISO 6369:2023 means ISO 6369:2023(E): Ice-makers for commercial use — Classification, requirements and test conditions.
maximum energy consumption rate is the amount, stated in kWh/100kg of ice rounded to the second decimal place, calculated in accordance with section 13.
tested capacity is the mass of ice produced by a commercial ice-maker over a 24hr period, stated in kg/24 hrs rounded to the nearest kg, as determined in accordance with an approved test standard.
Note: Tested capacity is referred to as capacity in AS/NZS 4865.1:2008, ice production in ISO 6369:2023 and ice harvest rate in AHRI 810-2016 and AHRI 810-2023.
tested energy consumption rate is the total energy input rate, stated in kWh/100kg of ice in multiples of 0.1 kWh, as determined in accordance with an approved test standard.
Note: Tested energy consumption rate is referred to as energy consumption rate in AS/NZS 4865.1:2008, ISO 6369:2023, AHRI 810-2016 and AHRI 810-2023. Where a standard measures capacity in lbs of ice this needs to be converted to kg. For split systems, the total energy input rate shall include condensing unit energy.
tested condenser water use rate is the amount of condenser water used by an ice-maker in making ice, stated in L/100 kg of ice in multiples of 0.1 L, as determined in accordance with an approved test standard.
Note: Tested condenser water use rate is referred to as cooling water use rate in ISO 6369:2023. Where a standard measures ice in lbs and water in gals, these need to be converted to kg and L.
tested potable water use rate is the amount of potable water used by an ice-maker in making ice, including purging and harvesting, stated in L/100 kg of ice in multiples of 0.1 L, as determined in accordance with an approved test standard.
Note: Where a standard measures ice in lbs and water in gals, these need to be converted to kg and L.