Mining Containers

Mining containers are shipping-container-sized enclosures that house dozens to hundreds of ASIC miners together with power distribution, cooling and networking. They let an operator deploy a fleet on a prepared site instead of fitting out a building.

We list two 20-ft containers (one sized for 162 miners, one for 168 Antminer S19, S19k Pro or S21 units), a container supplied with 180 Antminer S21+ 235 TH/s miners, and the Bitmain Antspace HW5, part of Bitmain’s Antspace line of hydro-cooling containers.

The infrastructure comes first. A container full of full-size miners needs a utility feed and transformer sized for hundreds of kilowatts: 180 Antminer S21+ 235 TH/s units at about 3.9 kW each come to roughly 700 kW. You also need a level foundation, truck and crane access for delivery, and a network connection, and hydro containers need a coolant loop and heat-rejection equipment. Our guide to planning a mining farm covers site selection and power.

Zoning, permits and noise rules vary by county, so check them early. Contact us before ordering to confirm site power, delivery access and lead time. Individual hydro units are listed under hydro-cooled miners.

New condition, flat-rate US shipping of $120 per order, a 30-day limited warranty and 20-day returns. Mining results depend on electricity costs, network difficulty and coin prices; Bitminers does not guarantee profitability. See our shipping, warranty and returns policies.

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