AFRNDK Solo Pro 4.8Th/s SHA-256d 96W mining hardware
A compact SHA-256d solo miner delivering 4.8 Th/s at 96 W with a BM1370 ASIC chip
- Hash rate4.8T
- Hash algorithmSha-256d
- Power draw96 W
- 8 Th/s hash rate for solo Bitcoin mining using BM1370 ASIC chip
- 96 W power draw at 19.17 J/Gh efficiency reducing electricity cost
- Air-cooled design weighs 1.96 kg and fits 270 x 250 x 105 mm spaces
- Includes 5 V 5 A power cable with US EU UK AU adapters
- Compatible with Bitcoin Bitcoin Cash Jin Coin IncaKoin LeaCoin on most pools
Solo SHA-256d Miner with BM1370 Chip
The AFRNDK Solo Pro delivers a nominal 4.8 Th/s hash rate for SHA-256d coins such as Bitcoin using the BM1370 ASIC. It draws approximately 96 W at the wall for an efficiency around 19.17 J/Gh. The air-cooled unit weighs 1.96 kg and ships in a 270 x 250 x 105 mm box with a 5 V 5 A power cable and regional adapters.
Home miners wanting low noise and pool flexibility
Suitable for hobbyists running a single unit at home or in a small office where quiet operation and modest power draw matter. It works with most mining pools and supports solo mining out of the box. Not intended for rack-scale farms that need industrial three-phase power, redundant controllers or liquid cooling loops.
Plug-and-play with external 12 V supply
Connect the included 5 V 5 A cable to a compatible 12 V DC power source, link Ethernet, then configure the pool via web UI. Common issues: undersized power bricks that sag under load, loose barrel-jack connections causing reboots, and dust buildup on the heatsink fins reducing airflow over time.
How it compares
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- Price $321.99
- Cheaper than about 74% of the 566 comparable items (median $792.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Jingle Miner |
| Model name | Solo pro |
| Performance | |
| Hash rate | 4.8T |
| Hash algorithm | Sha-256d |
| Power | |
| Power draw | 96 W |
Questions about this item
What 12 V DC power supply do I need to run the 96 W Solo Pro?
You need a 12 V DC supply that can deliver at least 96 W; the unit ships with a 5 V 5 A cable and US, EU, UK, AU adapters, so the 12 V source is the only extra item required.
Can the Solo Pro share a 12 V rail with older 12 V ASIC boards?
Yes, it draws 96 W at 12 V DC, so it can sit on the same 12 V rail as legacy boards provided the supply has enough total current headroom.
How do I confirm the BM1370 chip is hitting 4.8 Th/s after setup?
Check the pool dashboard — a steady reported rate near 4.8 Th/s ±10 % and a power draw around 96 W mean the BM1370 is operating as specified.
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