Bought my first goldshell miner!

[lannister2k]

I've just bought my first Goldshell HS3 miner and I can't wait for it to arrive, what kind of power supply do you recommend to use?  anyone got a similar miner that could help me with some tips?

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[jims2321]

It looks like the miner comes with a power supply.  And according to the spec, it can't be used on 110/120


Product Parameters

Hashrate：       2TH/s（-5%～+5%）

Wall power：   2kW/h（-5%～+5%）

Noice：              ≤75db

Fan Speed：     6000RPM

Voltage Input ： 176-264V AC

Connection：         Ethernet

Dimension：          310(L) * 180(W) * 280(H)mm

Weight：                  7kg

Operating Temp：  0~35 ℃


Or did you get the HS3-SE?  In which case you could run on 110/120v, but I would still recommend you run it 220/240v circuit.

JimS2321

[Hotdog Vendor]

Where did you buy it from and what is the ETA?
I hope you bought it from a legit place and didn't pay in crypto. There are more scam sites then legit sites.

[lannister2k]

It looks like the miner comes with a power supply.  And according to the spec, it can't be used on 110/120


Product Parameters

Hashrate：       2TH/s（-5%～+5%）

Wall power：   2kW/h（-5%～+5%）

Noice：              ≤75db

Fan Speed：     6000RPM

Voltage Input ： 176-264V AC

Connection：         Ethernet

Dimension：          310(L) * 180(W) * 280(H)mm

Weight：                  7kg

Operating Temp：  0~35 ℃


Or did you get the HS3-SE?  In which case you could run on 110/120v, but I would still recommend you run it 220/240v circuit.

JimS2321

Oh i totally didnt know that, i got the HS3 not the se one, so do you know how can i maintain a static 176-264V input to avoid hash rate decline?

Where did you buy it from and what is the ETA?
I hope you bought it from a legit place and didn't pay in crypto. There are more scam sites then legit sites.

I bought it from this store recommended by a friend, he bought from them some WhatsMiners  back then, they gave me an ETA of 7 days

[jims2321]

What I highlighted was the voltage requirement to actually use the miner.  If your in North America, you will need a 220/240v outlet.  Most homes with an electric dryer have a 220/240v outlet.  Or you can hire your local electrician install a 220/240v circuit.  I am not sure about EU/Asia as far as 220/240v availability in homes/residences.