AFRNDK Antminer E9 Pro 3580M 2200W mining hardware
An Ethereum Classic miner delivering 3580M hashrate at 2200W with four fans and Ethernet connectivity
- Hash rate3580M
- Supported coinsETC
- Operating noise76 dB
- Power draw2200 W
- 3580M hashrate drives strong ETC mining returns
- 2200W draw keeps electricity costs predictable
- Four fans maintain stable 5 to 45 °C operation
- Compact 195 x 290 x 400 mm frame fits dense racks
- Ethernet link provides reliable pool connectivity
Antminer E9 Pro 3580M EtHash miner
The Antminer E9 Pro delivers a 3580M hashrate on the EtHash algorithm for Ethereum Classic mining. It draws 2200W from a 176-264V supply and connects via Ethernet. Four fans cool the unit within a 5-45°C operating range.
3580M hashrate and 2200W power envelope
At 3580M the rig processes EtHash workloads continuously while consuming 2200W. Efficiency holds across the 5-45°C window, but thermal throttling can begin if ambient temperatures exceed the upper limit. Noise reaches 85dB, so plan for a dedicated space.
Upgrade from lower-output EtHash hardware
Replacing GPU rigs or earlier ASICs with this 3580M unit consolidates hash power into a single 14.2kg frame measuring 195x290x400mm. The jump is worthwhile when electricity costs allow the 2200W draw to be offset by the higher daily yield.
How it compares
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- Price $1,356.99
- Pricier than about 75% of the 566 comparable items (median $792.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Antminer |
| Model name | E9 PRO |
| Performance | |
| Hash rate | 3580M |
| Power | |
| Power draw | 2200 W |
| Compatibility | |
| Supported coins | ETC |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Operating noise | 76 dB |
Questions about this item
Will the Antminer E9 Pro 3580M run on the same 220 V circuit I use for my older ASIC miners?
Yes, it accepts 176-264 V input, so a standard 220 V supply works without rewiring.
How can I confirm the unit is hashing at the rated 3580M after I power it up?
Log into the miner’s web dashboard via its Ethernet port; the real-time hashrate should read around 3580M when the chips are stable.
Does the box include the power supply and all cables, or do I need to source a 2200 W PSU separately?
The supplier title states the rig ships with its power supply included, so no separate PSU purchase is required.
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