AFRNDK BM-KS Max 10.5Th/s 3400W Kaspa ASIC mining hardware
An ASIC miner for Kaspa delivering 10.5Th/s at 3400W with four fans and Ethernet connectivity
- Hash rate10.5Th/s
- Supported coinsKaspa
- Miner hardwareAsic
- Power draw3400 W
- Product typeMining Machine/Miner
- Delivers 10.5 Th/s on KHeavyHash for high Kaspa output
- Draws 3400 W for efficient power-to-hashrate ratio
- Runs at 75 dB with four integrated fans for managed acoustics
- Fits 424 x 289 x 388 mm footprint for dense rack deployment
- Includes PSU and Ethernet link for immediate operation
Kaspa ASIC Miner 10.5Th/s
The iBeLink BM-KS Max is a dedicated ASIC miner built exclusively for the KHeavyHash algorithm used by Kaspa. It delivers a hashrate of 10.5Th/s with a power draw of 3400W and includes an integrated power supply unit. The unit connects via Ethernet and measures 424x289x388mm at a weight of 12200g.
Suited For High-Density Kaspa Mining
This hardware suits operators who prioritise maximum Kaspa hashrate per rack unit and can provision 3400W per miner with adequate cooling for 75dB noise output. It is less suitable for home or office environments where sound levels and single-circuit power limits are constraints.
Deciding Spec 3400W Power Draw
The 3400W consumption figure is the primary specification that determines deployment feasibility. Buyers must confirm their electrical infrastructure can sustain this continuous load per unit before purchase.
How it compares
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- Price $4,946.99
- Pricier than about 92% of the 566 comparable items (median $792.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | iBelink |
| Product line | BM-KS MAX |
| Model name | BM-KS MAX |
| Product type | Mining Machine/Miner |
| Performance | |
| Hash rate | 10.5Th/s |
| Processor | |
| Miner hardware | Asic |
| Power | |
| Power draw | 3400 W |
| Compatibility | |
| Supported coins | Kaspa |
Questions about this item
How often will the four fans need replacement when running the 3400W miner continuously?
The unit ships with four fans; replacement timing depends on ambient temperature and dust levels rather than a fixed schedule.
What component hits its limit first during non-stop hashing at 10.5Th/s?
The power supply and cooling system are the first constraints when the 3400W draw is sustained around the clock.
How loud and hot does the 75db miner get when it runs all day?
Specified noise is 75db with four fans; heat output matches the 3400W power draw, so adequate ventilation is required.
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