AFRNDK Avalon A1346 123TH/s 3300W Bitcoin ASIC Miner
SHA-256 ASIC miner delivers 123 TH/s at 3300 W, runs on 176–264 V input, and measures 306 × 405 × 442 mm at 12.8 kg with 75 dB noise
- Hash rate123TH/s
- Hash algorithmSHA 256
- Supported coinsBitcoin (BTC)
- Miner hardwareASIC
- Power draw3300 W
- Product typeMining Barebone System
- Delivers 123 TH/s Bitcoin hashing power
- Draws 3300 W for efficient SHA-256 mining
- Operates on 176–264 V AC input voltage
- Runs at 75 dB noise level in 5–45 °C range
- Compact 306×405×442 mm chassis weighs 12.8 kg
Avalon A1346 Bitcoin ASIC Miner
The Avalon A1346 is a purpose-built ASIC miner designed for the SHA 256 algorithm used by Bitcoin. It delivers a hashrate of 123TH/s while drawing 3300W of power. The unit requires a 220V supply within a 176-264V range and connects via Ethernet. It is intended for operators running dedicated mining infrastructure.
Sustained-load behaviour
Continuous operation at 123TH/s maintains a power draw of 3300W and produces a noise level of 75db. The chassis measures 306 x 405 x 442mm and weighs 12.8kg, with an operating temperature window of 5 to 45 °C. Stable 220V input is critical; voltage outside the rated range can damage the hardware.
123TH/s at 3300W efficiency
The decisive specification is the 123TH/s hashrate paired with a 3300W power envelope, which determines daily coin output and electricity cost. This ratio defines whether the miner fits a given operational budget and facility capacity. No other single figure governs the purchase decision.
How it compares
Measured against everything we stock in ASIC Hardware & PCIe Risers, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
- Price $1,158.99
- Pricier than about 69% of the 566 comparable items (median $792.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Avalon miner |
| Product line | A1346 |
| Model name | A1346 |
| Product type | Mining Barebone System |
| Performance | |
| Hash rate | 123TH/s |
| Hash algorithm | SHA 256 |
| Processor | |
| Miner hardware | ASIC |
| Power | |
| Power draw | 3300 W |
| Compatibility | |
| Supported coins | Bitcoin (BTC) |
Questions about this item
How loud is the Avalon A1346 when it runs 24/7 at 123TH/s?
The unit produces 75db of noise, comparable to a busy office or a vacuum cleaner in the next room. Expect continuous fan sound at that level while hashing at full speed.
What power supply and network gear must I already have for the A1346 to start mining?
You need a 220V circuit rated for at least 3300W and a wired Ethernet connection; the miner has no Wi-Fi and ships without a PSU or cable.
Will the A1346 share a 220V circuit with my older S19 units without tripping the breaker?
Each A1346 draws up to 3300W at 176-264V. Add its load to any existing gear on the same circuit and stay within the breaker rating to avoid trips.
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