“Are there any ice makers that keep ice frozen after made.”
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In my experience, ice makers not part of a refrigerator typically store ice in a bin, stop producing when the bin is full, then produce as the ice is either used or melts. The water from the melting ice is either drained or recycled. For our business, we had a large Prodigy ice maker (capable of producing around 150 pounds per day) which worked that way. Ice makers in refrigerators are able to leverage the compressor in use already cooling the larger area (I think).
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