Familiar Miner Families

A desk reference before you book a comparison visit. Nominal specs only — your tariff and cooling change the outcome.

We track these families because operators already ask about them by name in quote emails. This page does not rank winners — site conditions pick the fit.

Use it to shortlist two or three names before a Miner Family Assessment. Bring quotes and panel photos to the contact form so we scope the right comparison.

0.05–0.17 PH/s per unit

Antminer S19 Family

Bitmain's broadest operator recognition in Korea. XP and k Pro variants dominate new orders; j Pro still circulates second-hand.

Watch industrial tariff steps when stacking XP units on one feed.

0.12–0.14 PH/s typical

Whatsminer M50 / M50S

MicroBT units favored for hash-per-watt in co-location. Noise in sheds often exceeds factory sheets on tin roofs.

Humidity baffles recommended for uninsulated Gangwon sheds.

0.10–0.15 PH/s range

AvalonMiner A13 / A14 Series

Canaan batches appear in mixed-family rooms for phase-load spreading. Steadier fan PWM when filters stay clean.

Confirm firmware branch support before mixing with other VLAN policies.

0.17–0.23 PH/s emerging

Antminer S21 Family

Newer Bitmain generation entering Korean quotes. Breaker and intake planning from S19 expansions may not transfer directly.

Early procurement quotes should include on-arrival bench verification.

0.18+ PH/s class

Whatsminer M60 Series

Higher hash per box with corresponding watt density. Co-location noise contracts need pre-check.

Exhaust capacity math before order — not after delivery.

0.05–0.08 PH/s legacy

Innosilicon T3+ / T4 Class

Older Innosilicon units still run in low-cost power pockets. Parts scarcity affects repair timelines.

Benchmark before assuming nominal hash on secondary purchases.

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