Bitmain Antminer S19 XP+ Hydro 293 TH/s SHA-256 Bitcoin Miner

It delivers 293 TH/s of SHA-256 hashrate at 5,567W, which works out to 19 J/TH, with Bitmain's plus or minus 3% hashrate and plus or minus 5% power tolerance. This is previous-generation hardware, so its efficiency sits behind current-gen hydro miners; it performs best where electricity is cheap or hosted and lower acquisition cost matters more than the last joule per terahash.

Any SHA-256 coin. Bitcoin is the primary target, and the same hardware mines Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV and Fractal Bitcoin, with merged mining available through supporting pools. It runs over Ethernet with stock Bitmain firmware.

It runs on a closed hydro loop with standard plumbing and ordinary coolant, no dielectric fluid, on the same ANTSPACE HK3 system as the rest of the S19 hydro line. Because there are no high-speed fans, the unit runs near 50 dB. The audible noise in a facility comes from the external cooling plant, which sites place away from the miners.

Three-phase 380 to 415V industrial power for about 5,567W, plus an engineered hydro loop with pumps, a heat exchanger or dry cooler and leak-safe fittings, running coolant at roughly 8 to 10 litres per minute under 3.5 bar. It is not a single-phase or household-power machine, so confirm your three-phase supply and cooling capacity with our team before deployment.

No. It needs three-phase power and a full hydro cooling loop, which is not something you build at home. It is designed for professional facilities and hosting. If you want the S19 XP+ Hydro without building the infrastructure, hosting it in our US facilities is the straightforward route.

Around 13 kg in a compact 410 by 170 by 209 mm chassis, light enough for one person to carry and install. That is a real advantage over the larger S19 XP+ Hyd 3U at 586 TH/s, which weighs about 50 kg and needs two people or lifting equipment.

On efficiency it does not compete: at 19 J/TH it draws roughly twice the power per terahash of a current-gen unit like the S23 Hydro. What it offers instead is a lower acquisition cost, a light single-unit form factor and a long field record. It makes sense where power is cheap or hosted, for redundancy and spare capacity, or to validate a hydro setup with proven hardware before scaling.

Yes. The S19 platform is well supported by Braiins OS and other third-party firmware, which is one reason the generation stays popular. Third-party firmware typically voids the Bitmain warranty, so most operators run stock firmware during the warranty period and tune afterward.

A 365-day Bitmain manufacturer warranty covering defects and hardware failure under normal operation. New units ship with the miner, the hydro power supply, cables and a quick-start guide, tested before dispatch, with exact contents on your order confirmation.

Yes. Our hydro-capable US facilities can run the S19 XP+ Hydro for you, covering power, cooling and uptime while you keep ownership. If you take delivery instead, every unit ships worldwide DDP with customs and duties handled, so the price at checkout is the final landed cost.