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Papua New Guinea Bitmain Antminer S23e U2H Hydro Miner | 865Th/s Bitcoin Miner

SHA-256 ASIC Miner

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Product Description

Bitcoin Miner S23e U2H | SHA256  Hydro-cooling Miner

The Bitcoin Miner S23e U2H is a next-generation liquid-cooled ASIC miner designed for professional Bitcoin mining using the SHA-256 algorithm. With a compact U2 rack-mount design, advanced water-cooling system, and superior energy efficiency, the S23e U2H is ideal for high-density mining farms and modern data centers.

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Key Features

High Hashrate Performance: Delivers 580 TH/s for Bitcoin (BTC) and other SHA-256 coins.

Advanced Liquid Cooling: Maintains stable temperatures, reduces hardware stress, and extends miner lifespan.

Energy Efficient: 5.6 J/TH optimized power consumption lowers electricity costs.

Low Noise Operation: Ideal for enclosed or sensitive environments.

U2 Rack-Mount Form Factor: Compact design allows high-density deployment in professional facilities.

Industrial-Grade Reliability: Engineered for 24/7 continuous operation.

 

Product Specification Table

ItemValue
ModelS23e U2H
Sub865T
Crypto algorithm / coinsSHA256 | BTC / BCH / BSV
Typical hashrate, TH/s (1-1)865
Power on wall @35 °C (1-2), Watt (1-1)8,650
Power efficiency on wall @35 °C (1-2), J/T (1-1)10
Server size (L × W × H, w/o package), mm600 × 483 × 86

 

Why Choose S23e U2H?

Optimized for high-density mining farms and containerized data centers

Stable 24/7 operation with superior cooling

Energy-saving design reduces operational costs

Compact U2 rack-mount saves space and simplifies infrastructure

Low-noise operation for sensitive environments