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ASIC Miner ICERIVER KAS KS0 Profitability

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Antminer L3+ Litecoin Miner Evaluation

Antminer L3+ Litecoin Miner Evaluation

In December 2016, Bitmain launched the L3 Litecoin miner, and the L3+ upgrade version will be launched in just 3 months.

Antminer L3+ Specifications:

Miner hash rate
504M/S
Wall power consumption
800W±10% (Bitmain APW3-1600W power supply, AC/DC 93% efficiency, 25℃ ambient temperature)
Power Efficiency
1.6J/MH ±10% (Wall, AC/DC 93% efficiency, 25°C ambient temperature)
Input voltage
11.6~13.0V
Number of chips
288PCS
Number of hash boards
4PCS
Size
352mm(L)*130mm(W)*187.5mm(H)
Weight of the whole miner (without packaging)
4.4kg
Operating temperature
0°C to 40°C
Working humidity
5%RH-95%RH, non-condensing
Internet connection
Ethernet
Noise
75dB
Power connection
It is recommended to use an independent power supply to miners. In the non-independent power supply, the 4 hash boards can be connected to different power supplies. Still, each hash board cannot be connected to multiple power supplies, and the hash board is guaranteed to be powered on at the end.
Next, let's experience the performance and usage evaluation of L3+ miners.

Miner appearance

As always, the industrial-grade packaging is printed with logistics and storage logos and product barcodes outside the packaging. When the packaging is opened, the miners are wrapped with shock-proof and anti-collision bubble wrapping pads to ensure the safety of miners' transportation.
miner package
Miner size: 465mm * 215mm * 305mm(outer packaging)
Antminer L3+
L3+ product all-round detail pictures
L3+ product detail pictures
In the top picture, you can see that there is a control board on the left side of the picture, there is a 6pin port power interface on the control board, and there are 4 hash boards on the right side; each hash board has 2 6pin port power connectors, all of these power connectors must be connected to a power source.
miner's  production code
The top of the miner contains the production code and control board.
miner's front picture
The front picture shows air outlet fans, the Antminer L3+ logo, network cable interface, the status indicator (green status works, red is abnormal), etc.
the status indicator
Side view of the miner; after removing the air inlet fan, we can see 4 hash boards.
L3+ hash boards location

Installation test:

This review uses an APW5-12-2600-A2 power supply.
APW5 PSU
Tools used in this test:
test tool
Including Antminer L3+, APW5-12-2600-A2 power supply, power tester (measure the power during operation), infrared thermometer (measure the temperature of the power board during operation), and decibel meter (measure the noise during operation).
Power on the miner, connect all 9 6pin ports of the hash board and the control board. Note that there is no switch on the APW5-12-2600 power supply, and it can run immediately after turning on the power supply.
Connect the network cable to the miner, and connect the other side to the router. The following picture shows the effect of all connections.
miner connection

Run miner

Turn on the power supply and start running the miner. It will take a while to start up. The sound will be loud during the startup process, and the sound will become quieter during operation. It takes 1-2 minutes to start up. When the indicator light of the miner turns green, it means that the miner is working normally.
indicator light under normal operation

Configure the miner

First, we need to find the IP address of this miner; there are two ways:
1. Through the IP scan tool;
2. Enter the router to find the device that is being connected to the Internet (the ant device is generally recognized as antminer);
We use a relatively simple router search method. After finding the IP address of L3+, we enter the IP address in the browser to access it. After a successful connection, the login password will be prompted to be rooted by default.
login interface
After entering, will display the following login interface:
overview page
On the overview page, we can see the general information of the miner, such as the miner model, miner version, etc.; switch to the Miner Configuration tab to configure the miner information.
mining pool configuration page
On the mining pool configuration page, we can see the information of three mining pools; the second and third are backup mining pools. When pool1 fails to work correctly, it will automatically switch to pool2 for mining. It is recommended to configure the miner to the official ant mining pool (https://v3.antpool.com/home). After configuration, restart the miner and re-enter the Miner Status page to check the operational status of the miner.
the operational status of the miner
This page will display the real-time hash rate status of the miner, the connection status of the mining pool, the operational status of the hash board (L3+ has four hash boards, and the information of each hash board will be displayed), as well as the fan speed information, etc.

Test

noise test
The miner runs the pre-run noise test, and the indoor noise test is 52 decibels.
noise test within 5m
The noise test result within 5m during operation is 65.1 decibels.
After running smoothly, the measured power is 775.99W, and the official power is 800W, which is lower than the official power.
power test
Backstage real-time hash rate.
the operational status of the miner
The real-time hash rate is 503MH/S, which is not much different from the official website parameter 504MH/S.
The backstage sees the hash board temperature in the 53-63°C.
We used an infrared thermometer to test the temperature of the air inlet hash board at 44.9°C.
hash board temperature
The 12-hour average hash rate is around 520MH/S.
12-hour average hash rate
hash rate change graph

Summary:

Antminer L3+ has always continued the excellent quality of Antminer, with simple configuration, stable operation, efficient hash rate, and low power consumption. The results of this test are as follows:
Average hash rate
520MH/S
Air outlet temperature during the mining operation
44.9 ℃
Pre-run noise test
52 dB
Running noise test (at 5 meters)
65.1 dB
Mining runtime power
755.9 W
The content and pictures of this article are from the Internet, compiled and edited by ZEUS MINING.

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