Mining Syndicate
Mining Syndicate Whatsminer M30S 88 Th/s 3472 W
ASIC Bitcoin miner delivering 88 Th/s at 3472 W, requiring 220 V power and robust ventilation
- Delivers 88 Th/s Bitcoin hashing for high block-reward potential
- Consumes 3472 W rated power for predictable energy budgeting
- 12-month manufacturer warranty protects the mining investment
- Weighs 20 pounds for manageable rack or shelf placement
- Requires 220 V outlet to operate safely at full performance
Bitcoin ASIC Miner
This ASIC miner is built for Bitcoin mining and delivers a rated 88 Th/s while drawing 3472 W. It is intended for operators who run dedicated mining infrastructure rather than general-purpose computing. The unit weighs about 20 pounds and ships as a complete mining device.
Power and Environment Checks
Before ordering, confirm you have a 220 V outlet available because a small step-down transformer will not work. The machine is very loud and gets very hot, so significant ventilation is required for safe operation. Ensure your facility can supply the rated power with the stated tolerance.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Under continuous operation the miner maintains its 88 Th/s hash rate at the full 3472 W draw. The hardware runs hot and loud for extended periods, demanding constant airflow and stable 220 V supply. A 12-month manufacturer warranty covers the unit during this duty cycle.
Highlights
- Delivers 88 Th/s Bitcoin hashing for high block-reward potential
- Consumes 3472 W rated power for predictable energy budgeting
- 12-month manufacturer warranty protects the mining investment
- Weighs 20 pounds for manageable rack or shelf placement
- Requires 220 V outlet to operate safely at full performance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and what must I source separately?
The miner ships as a complete ASIC unit rated at 88 TH/s and 3 472 W. You must supply a 220 V outlet, adequate ventilation and a network connection; a small step-down transformer will not work.
The supplier title mentions 90 TH/s while the spec sheet says 88 TH/s — which figure should I plan on?
Plan on the rated 88 TH/s; the 90 TH/s figure appears only in the promotional title and is not the guaranteed computing power.
What does the 3 472 W rating mean for daily operation?
At the rated 3 472 W the unit draws that power continuously while hashing, so your 220 V circuit and cooling must handle the sustained load.
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