bitmain S19k Pro 120 TH/s 23 J/TH mining hardware
SHA256 ASIC miner delivering 120 TH/s at 23 J/TH with 2760 W draw on 200–240 V power
- Product colorSilver
- 120 TH/s ± 3% hashrate for high-throughput SHA-256 mining
- 23 J/TH ± 5% efficiency reduces electricity cost per terahash
- 2760 W ± 5% wall power at 25 °C for predictable load planning
- 200–240 V AC input with 20 A draw suits standard industrial circuits
- Operates 0–45 °C and 10–90 % humidity up to 2000 m altitude
SHA256 ASIC miner at 120 TH/s
This Bitmain S19k Pro unit delivers a nominal hashrate of 120 TH/s with a tolerance of ±3% for SHA256-based coins such as BTC, BCH and BSV. It draws 2760 W ±5% at the wall and achieves a power efficiency of 23 J/TH ±5% at 25°C. The device is sold new and includes an integrated power supply but no power cord.
Suited for 200–240 V sites with adequate cooling
Operators with access to 200–240 V AC, 47–63 Hz circuits rated for at least 20 A can run this miner in ambient temperatures from 0°C to 45°C and humidity of 10–90% non-condensing. It is not suitable for 110 V supplies or locations above 2000 m altitude. Buyers unwilling to accept a 40% restocking fee on non-defective returns should consider other options.
Efficiency of 23 J/TH at 25°C
The single figure that determines suitability is the quoted wall-power efficiency of 23 J/TH ±5% measured at 25°C. If your electricity cost and cooling capacity make this efficiency viable, the miner matches the specification; otherwise a different device will be required.
How it compares
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- Price $595.99
- Cheaper than about 62% of the 566 comparable items (median $792.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product color | Silver |
| Processor | |
| Processor | Other |
Questions about this item
Will this miner run on a standard 120 V household outlet?
No. The power supply requires 200–240 V AC at 47–63 Hz and draws up to 20 A. A 120 V circuit cannot power the unit.
What size breaker and wiring do I need for the 20 A input current?
Provide a dedicated 240 V circuit rated for at least 20 A continuous load with appropriate gauge wiring and a matching receptacle.
Does the box include a power cord for my 220–240 V outlet?
The power cord is not included. You must source a cord that fits your local 220–240 V receptacle and meets the 20 A rating.
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