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Tuesday, 8/9/2026 | 14:02 GMT+7

Toshiba water purifier integrates automatic ice making feature

Toshiba integrates an automatic ice making system into its water purifier, combining multi-step, reverse osmosis, and UV filtration for daily drinking water and ice at home.

Among household appliances serving drinking water needs, water purifiers typically handle functions such as filtration, heating, or cooling. Integrating ice making capability allows the device to meet an additional need, eliminating the necessity for a separate ice maker or storing ice in the refrigerator.

This approach is adopted by Toshiba for its Toshiba TWP-IW2469SVN(K) water purifier with ice maker. The product combines water filtration, heating, cooling, and ice making in one device. According to the manufacturer's specifications, the machine can produce approximately eight ice cubes in eight minutes, with each cube weighing 6-7g, achieving a maximum ice making capacity of 6 kg in 24 hours.

Ice made from filtered water

A notable feature of the TWP-IW2469SVN is its ice making system, directly integrated with the water filtration system. Toshiba states that the closed water supply and ice making system helps limit the risk of ice exposure to external agents during creation and storage. The ice storage compartment has a capacity of 0,4 kg.

The ice making system uses a stainless steel alloy freezing component. The manufacturer indicates that this material resists corrosion and reduces the risk of metal contamination from parts in contact with water. The automatic ice making and storage mechanism ensures continuous ice replenishment during use.

According to technical specifications, the machine can produce eight ice cubes in approximately eight minutes. The maximum stated performance is 6 kg of ice every 24 hours. With a storage compartment capacity of 0,4 kg, users can retrieve ice directly from the device without needing separate ice trays.

This design caters to families who frequently use cold water or ice cubes for beverages. Combining both functions into one device also reduces the number of appliances needed in the kitchen area.

11-step filtration system, combining reverse osmosis and UV

To serve both drinking water and ice making needs, the TWP-IW2469SVN is equipped with a filtration system comprising 10 filters and a UV lamp. Toshiba introduces an 11-step filtration process, which includes US reverse osmosis (RO) technology.

The automatic ice making system inside. Photo: Toshiba

According to the company, this system can treat bacteria and impurities in water, while also incorporating Rock Active technology to supplement minerals from activated mineral rock. This is one of the technologies Toshiba has integrated into the product's water treatment system.

Additionally, a UV LED lamp is integrated into the water tank. Toshiba states this technology can kill up to 99,9% of bacteria and helps inhibit bacterial regrowth during water storage.

The filtration system includes 10 filters and one UV lamp, with filter replacement times announced by the manufacturer depending on the quality of the incoming water. The reverse osmosis filter has a recommended replacement cycle of 24 months or 7.200 liters, while other filters are approximately 12 months or 3.600 liters.

In addition to drinking water, the machine provides hot water with a capacity of one liter, at temperatures of 85 degrees C or higher, and cold water with a capacity of 1,7 liters, at a maximum temperature of 10 degrees C. The cooling system uses a compressor.

Japandi-inspired design

Beyond its water treatment functions, the TWP-IW2469SVN is designed with a Japandi aesthetic, aiming for a minimalist style suitable for modern kitchen spaces.

The two colors, white and black, of the product line. Photo: Toshiba

The product features a freestanding cabinet design. The TWP-IW2469SVN(K) version comes in black, while the TWP-IW2469SVN(W) is white. Both versions share the same functional system and key specifications.

The integration of multiple functions into one device is also a notable aspect of its arrangement. Instead of using a water purifier, an ice maker, and separate ice storage tools, users can consolidate these needs into one product.

According to prices listed on several sales channels, the product costs approximately 14-15 million VND, depending on the version and sales promotions at specific times. A company representative anticipates that, from a device primarily serving water purification needs, the integrated ice making water purifier expands its function to serve home beverage needs. With the TWP-IW2469SVN, Toshiba combines filtration, hot and cold water, and ice making in a single device, aiming for more convenient use in the kitchen.

Thai Anh

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/may-loc-nuoc-tich-hop-tinh-nang-lam-da-tu-dong-cua-toshiba-5117879.html
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