Air-Cooled Mining Farm Equipment

How an air-cooled site is sized

Start from the power available, not the building. Every watt a miner draws becomes heat that the ventilation must remove, so miner count, airflow and electrical distribution are all derived from the same number.

1. Miner load. Number of machines × rated power. Divide the site's available capacity by per-unit power, leaving headroom for cooling fans and distribution losses.
2. Airflow. Each machine moves a fixed volume of air; the hall's exhaust capacity must exceed the sum, and intake must be filtered. In hot dry climates evaporative cooling lowers intake temperature.
3. Distribution. Transformer secondary voltage is chosen to match the miners' input range, then switchgear and PDUs are sized per row.
4. Layout. Racks are arranged so intakes face a cold aisle and exhausts face a sealed hot aisle or an exterior wall. Recirculation is the most common cause of underperformance.

What we supply and what you arrange

We supply the equipment as a procurement scope and coordinate its delivery. Electrical design, building works, installation and commissioning are carried out by your own engineers and licensed contractors to local code. Send your single-line diagram or simply your available capacity and voltage, and the quotation will list equipment matched to it.