AFRNDK iPollo V1 Mini ETC ETHW Miner 280MH/s 240W mining hardware
Compact ETC and ETHW miner delivering 280 MH/s at 240 W with a 40 dB noise level and included PSU
- Hash rate300M
- Supported coinsETH
- Power draw224 W
- Delivers 280 MH/s (±10%) for ETC and ETHW mining
- Draws 240 W (±10%) with the included PSU
- Compact 179×143×90 mm chassis fits tight spaces
- Weighs 4.00 kg for easy relocation
- Runs at 40 dB for quieter operation
Compact ETC and ETHW Miner
The AFRNDK iPollo V1 Mini is a dedicated crypto mining device built for Ethereum Classic and ETHW networks. It delivers a hashrate of 280(±10%)Mh/s while drawing 240(±10%)W. The unit measures 179×143×90mm and weighs 4.00 Kg, making it suitable for space-constrained setups.
Thermals Noise and Power
Rated power consumption is 240(±10%)W with an alternative specification of 224W noted in the data. Acoustic output is listed at 40 db during operation. The compact chassis handles heat dissipation within these parameters without additional cooling infrastructure.
Included PSU and Power Cord
A power supply unit and power cord ship in the box, removing the need to source a compatible PSU separately. This bundling simplifies deployment and ensures the miner receives the correct voltage and connector layout for immediate operation.
How it compares
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- Price $194.99
- Cheaper than about 84% of the 566 comparable items (median $792.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ipollo |
| Performance | |
| Hash rate | 300M |
| Power | |
| Power draw | 224 W |
| Compatibility | |
| Supported coins | ETH |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the iPollo V1 Mini and which step is often missed?
Place the 179×143×90 mm unit on a stable surface, connect the included PSU and power cord, then link an Ethernet cable to your router before powering on; the step many skip is configuring the mining pool address in the web interface so the 280 Mh/s hashrate points to your wallet.
What maintenance or replacement will the miner need later?
The 40 dB cooling fans will collect dust and eventually wear out; plan to clean the intake vents monthly and replace the fans when airflow drops or noise rises above the rated level.
What limit appears first during continuous operation?
The 240 W power draw (±10 %) sets the thermal ceiling; if ambient temperature climbs or ventilation is restricted, the unit will throttle hashrate to stay within its power envelope.
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