Follett®
Champion™ 7 Undercounter Ice and Water Dispenser ADA Reduced Height
Model 7UD114A-HW-NF-ST-00 · by Middleby
Price as of Aug 3, 2026. Delivery and installation quoted with your order.
The Champion 7 is an undercounter ice and water dispenser. The Champion 7 undercounter ice and water dispenser produces Chewblet compressed nugget ice. The Champion 7 undercounter ice and water dispenser's built-in ice machine produces 100 lb (45.4 kg) of ice per day for 115 V models at 90°F (32°C) air and 70°F (21°C) water. The Champion 7 undercounter ice and water dispenser has 7 lb (3.2 kg) of ice storage capacity. The Champion 7 undercounter ice and water dispenser is available in a 115 V electrical configuration (60 Hz, 1 phase). The Champion 7 undercounter ice and water dispenser's hot water models draw 6.0 A at 115 V. The Champion 7 dispenser configured for ice, water and hot water for ADA applications has an overall height of 31.50 in (80.0 cm). The Champion 7 undercounter ice and water dispenser is 14.62 in (37.1 cm) wide. The Champion 7 undercounter ice and water dispenser is 22.38 in (56.8 cm) deep. The Champion 7 undercounter ice and water dispenser uses an air-cooled ice machine. The Champion 7 undercounter ice and water dispenser uses R290 refrigerant. The Champion 7 undercounter ice and water dispenser has touchless dispensing.
Specifications
- Amperage
- 6 A
- Back clearance
- 3 in
- Condenser type
- air
- Cup or server clearance
- 9.2 in
- ENERGY STAR certified
- No
- Form factor
- undercounter
- Fuel type
- electric
- Ice production per day
- 100 lb/day
- Ice type
- nugget
- NSF certified
- Yes
- Open kitchen enabled
- Yes
- Outdoor use
- indoor only
- Overall depth
- 22.38 in
- Overall height
- 31.5 in
- Overall width
- 14.62 in
- Phase
- 1 phase
- Plug type
- nema 5-15
- Product or accessory
- product
- Professional installation required
- No
- Refrigerant type
- r290
- UL listing
- Yes
- Voltage
- 115 V
- ice storage capacity detail
- 7 lb
For exact dimensions and utility requirements, see the spec sheet.
