Goldshell
Goldshell KD Box Pro 2.6 TH/s Blake2S ASIC miner
A compact Kadena miner delivering 2.6 TH/s at 230 W with 35 dB noise over Ethernet
- Delivers 2.6 TH/s Blake2S hashrate for efficient Kadena mining
- Consumes 230 W wall power keeping electricity costs manageable
- Runs at 35 dB noise level suitable for home or office use
- Compact 175 mm × 150 mm × 84 mm design fits tight spaces
- Connects via Ethernet for stable wired network operation
Kadena ASIC miner for home use
The Goldshell KD Box Pro delivers a nominal 2.6 TH/s on the Blake2S algorithm used by Kadena. It ships with an integrated power supply and connects through a single Ethernet port, making it a self-contained unit for hobbyists who want to mine KDA without assembling separate components.
Thermal and acoustic profile
Rated wall power is 230 W with a tolerance of roughly five percent, and the manufacturer specifies a noise level of 35 dB during normal operation. The chassis measures 175 mm by 150 mm by 84 mm and weighs 2 kg, allowing it to sit on a desk or shelf while staying within the stated operating temperature range of 0 to 35 °C.
Included PSU and connectivity
A matching power supply is bundled in the box, removing the need to source a compatible unit separately. The only data interface is wired Ethernet, so the miner must be placed near a network switch or router; no wireless or additional wired ports are provided.
Highlights
- Delivers 2.6 TH/s Blake2S hashrate for efficient Kadena mining
- Consumes 230 W wall power keeping electricity costs manageable
- Runs at 35 dB noise level suitable for home or office use
- Compact 175 mm × 150 mm × 84 mm design fits tight spaces
- Connects via Ethernet for stable wired network operation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I set up the KD Box Pro and what step is often missed?
Connect the included PSU, link the Ethernet cable to your router, then configure the mining pool address in the web interface — skipping the pool setup leaves the unit hashing but earning nothing.
What part will need replacement first on the KD Box Pro?
The internal cooling fan is the only moving component; with continuous 35 dB operation it typically wears out before the ASIC boards.
Which limit appears first when the KD Box Pro runs continuously?
The 0–35 °C operating temperature range is the first constraint; exceeding it forces the miner to throttle or shut down.
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