QIO TECH
QIO TECH Antminer S19 90TH White handheld pcs accessory
Bitmain Antminer S19 90 TH/s Bitcoin ASIC miner with included PSU, 3240 W power draw at 220 V input
- Product colorWhite
- Bitcoin miner delivers 90 TH/s hashing power
- Power draw of 3240 W at 36 W per TH
- Includes PSU for ready-to-run operation
- Requires 220 V input voltage for safe use
- Brand-new Bitmain Antminer S19 unit in white
QIO TECH Antminer S19 90TH White Miner
This QIO TECH Antminer S19 delivers a hash rate of 90 TH/s for Bitcoin mining. The unit ships new in a white finish and includes a power supply rated for 3240 W total draw. It requires a 220 V input and does not come with power cords.
Suited for 220 V sites; not for 110 V installations
This miner suits operators with access to 220 V circuits who want a complete package including the PSU. Buyers on standard 110 V mains should look elsewhere because the hardware will not operate safely at that voltage. The 40 percent restock fee within 30 days also makes it a poor fit for anyone unsure about their power infrastructure.
Efficiency fixed at 36 W per TH
The power efficiency is set at 36 W per TH, yielding 3240 W at the rated 90 TH/s. That figure determines daily electricity cost and heat load, so it is the single number to verify against your utility rate before purchase.
How it compares
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- Price $750.99
- Pricier than about 89% of the 624 comparable items (median $56.49).
Specifications
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| Product color | White |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 90 TH/s version or the 110 TH/s model?
The 90 TH/s unit draws 3240 W at 36 W per TH, while the 110 TH/s model is priced higher; pick the 90 TH/s if lower upfront cost and 3240 W power fit your 220 V supply.
What does 90 TH/s mean for daily Bitcoin output?
At 90 TH/s and 3240 W the miner produces roughly 90 trillion hashes each second; actual Bitcoin earned depends on network difficulty and pool fees, not on the hashrate figure alone.
Does the 220 V requirement limit which power circuits I can use?
Yes, the unit needs a 220 V circuit; connecting it to 110 V will likely damage the hardware, so ensure your facility provides 220 V before installation.
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