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bitmain Antminer S19kpro 120Th 2760w TV Accessory
Bitcoin ASIC miner delivering 120 TH/s at 23 W/TH with 2760 W power draw and included PSU, requiring 220 V input
- 120 terahash per second for strong mining output
- 2760 watt power draw at 23 watts per terahash
- Includes power supply for immediate setup
- Requires 220 volt input to avoid damage
- New condition ready for deployment
Purpose-built Bitcoin miner
The Bitmain Antminer S19kpro is an ASIC device designed exclusively for Bitcoin mining. It delivers a hash rate of 120 TH/s with a power draw of 2760 W at the wall. The unit ships with its own power supply included. It requires a 220 V electrical supply to operate correctly.
Suited for dedicated mining operations
This hardware suits operators who run a 220 V circuit and want a self-contained miner with an integrated PSU. Buyers without access to 220 V power should look elsewhere, as incorrect voltage can damage the unit. Anyone seeking a general-purpose computer or a device for altcoin algorithms will not be served by this product.
Deciding specification: 220 V input requirement
The single specification that decides fitment is the mandatory 220 V input. Supplying a lower voltage will likely cause permanent damage. Verify your site power before purchase.
Highlights
- 120 terahash per second for strong mining output
- 2760 watt power draw at 23 watts per terahash
- Includes power supply for immediate setup
- Requires 220 volt input to avoid damage
- New condition ready for deployment
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 220V power supply to the Antminer S19kpro and what step causes damage?
Wire the included PSU to a 220V circuit; applying a lower voltage will probably damage the miner.
Which parts of the Antminer S19kpro 120Th will need replacement after continuous mining?
The cooling fans and the power supply are the components most likely to wear out under 2760W non-stop operation.
At what power draw does the Antminer S19kpro hit its efficiency limit during sustained hashing?
The unit draws 2760W at 120Th/s, giving 23W/Th; higher loads push efficiency past this rating.
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