SP30 enclosure sample arrived
Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?
For blaiser:
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I'm so drooling. Thank you for pics!
Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 635. (Read 1260384 times)
May 12, 2014, 07:10:38 AM
Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?
For blaiser:
.....
I'm so drooling. Thank you for pics!
May 12, 2014, 06:53:13 AM
SP30 enclosure sample arrived
Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?
For blaiser:
May 12, 2014, 06:38:45 AM
i'm sorry if i'm wrong but will this affect the SP30? 
http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html
http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html
No
May 12, 2014, 05:43:26 AM
i'm sorry if i'm wrong but will this affect the SP30?
http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html
http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html
They probably already placed their order
May 12, 2014, 05:26:08 AM
so im a home miner, purchased both the SP30 and SP10 group buys (thank you Spondoolies-Tech and RoadStress) , definitely not an electrician so maybe you guys can answer this for me..
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
You will be good with a 30 amp 220, you can draw more than 6000 watts from that and your PSU's will stay cooler and run more efficient. Just get yourself a 30amp PDU and some c13-c14 power cables to connect your PSU to the PDU and you're golden. PDU is a fancy name for a big ass power bar. Make sure the outlet you install matches up to the plug type on the PDU you buy.
Most are Nema L6, and this is what the outlet looks like. http://www.grainger.com/product/LEVITON-Receptacle-1PKK1
The best deals on outlets and PDU's are on eBay by far. That $40 outlet can be found for $12 and PDU's for under $80.
That is not a good idea. You should not put more than 80% load on a circuit, and particularly be cautious of the voltage (a 220V connection may drop to ~210V under high load, thus drawing more amps). An L6-30 outlet is typically rated for 4.992kW continuous load.
oten times you won't have 240V - even when tying two 120V sources you often get 220-230V. Before you load it up with more than a 5kW draw I would check with a multimeter to be careful. (check again under load, since that can cause a voltage drop and thus even higher amperage from the wall)
May 12, 2014, 05:10:30 AM
i'm sorry if i'm wrong but will this affect the SP30?
http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html
http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20140509PD207.html
May 11, 2014, 09:10:35 PM
so im a home miner, purchased both the SP30 and SP10 group buys (thank you Spondoolies-Tech and RoadStress) , definitely not an electrician so maybe you guys can answer this for me..
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
You will be good with a 30 amp 220, you can draw more than 6000 watts from that and your PSU's will stay cooler and run more efficient. Just get yourself a 30amp PDU and some c13-c14 power cables to connect your PSU to the PDU and you're golden. PDU is a fancy name for a big ass power bar. Make sure the outlet you install matches up to the plug type on the PDU you buy.
Most are Nema L6, and this is what the outlet looks like. http://www.grainger.com/product/LEVITON-Receptacle-1PKK1
The best deals on outlets and PDU's are on eBay by far. That $40 outlet can be found for $12 and PDU's for under $80.
That is not a good idea. You should not put more than 80% load on a circuit, and particularly be cautious of the voltage (a 220V connection may drop to ~210V under high load, thus drawing more amps). An L6-30 outlet is typically rated for 4.992kW continuous load.
May 11, 2014, 08:29:27 PM
so im a home miner, purchased both the SP30 and SP10 group buys (thank you Spondoolies-Tech and RoadStress) , definitely not an electrician so maybe you guys can answer this for me..
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
You will be good with a 30 amp 220, you can draw more than 6000 watts from that and your PSU's will stay cooler and run more efficient. Just get yourself a 30amp PDU and some c13-c14 power cables to connect your PSU to the PDU and you're golden. PDU is a fancy name for a big ass power bar. Make sure the outlet you install matches up to the plug type on the PDU you buy.
Most are Nema L6, and this is what the outlet looks like. http://www.grainger.com/product/LEVITON-Receptacle-1PKK1
The best deals on outlets and PDU's are on eBay by far. That $40 outlet can be found for $12 and PDU's for under $80.
That is not a good idea. You should not put more than 80% load on a circuit, and particularly be cautious of the voltage (a 220V connection may drop to ~210V under high load, thus drawing more amps). An L6-30 outlet is typically rated for 4.992kW continuous load.
May 11, 2014, 06:19:35 PM
so im a home miner, purchased both the SP30 and SP10 group buys (thank you Spondoolies-Tech and RoadStress) , definitely not an electrician so maybe you guys can answer this for me..
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
You will be good with a 30 amp 220, you can draw more than 6000 watts from that and your PSU's will stay cooler and run more efficient. Just get yourself a 30amp PDU and some c13-c14 power cables to connect your PSU to the PDU and you're golden. PDU is a fancy name for a big ass power bar. Make sure the outlet you install matches up to the plug type on the PDU you buy.
Most are Nema L6, and this is what the outlet looks like. http://www.grainger.com/product/LEVITON-Receptacle-1PKK1
The best deals on outlets and PDU's are on eBay by far. That $40 outlet can be found for $12 and PDU's for under $80.
May 11, 2014, 03:48:04 PM
Nice update.
Very sexy.
Very sexy.
May 11, 2014, 03:27:18 PM
SP30 enclosure sample arrived
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Nice! I'm starting to get anxious! Time goes fast in bitcoin land, but slow for miners waiting their machines
May 11, 2014, 12:12:23 PM
SP30 enclosure sample arrived
Awe - I just noticed, no view of the backside?
May 11, 2014, 12:09:05 PM
so im a home miner, purchased both the SP30 and SP10 group buys (thank you Spondoolies-Tech and RoadStress) , definitely not an electrician so maybe you guys can answer this for me..
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
0,12kW/A * 15A = 1.8kw but you should only run at 80% when you use it 24/7 so 1,44kW per 120v 16A line.
However, for the sp30 to reach maximum performance, you should get a 208A+ line set up.
Bonus: All devices will run more efficient at 208/240V than on 120V.
Also, you probably dont want to hook every device onto a dedicated circuit, as there is probably a limit of circuits available at your home.
May 11, 2014, 12:05:43 PM
so im a home miner, purchased both the SP30 and SP10 group buys (thank you Spondoolies-Tech and RoadStress) , definitely not an electrician so maybe you guys can answer this for me..
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
You can rest assure you will get a reply from someone more technical than I but I'm pretty sure they will recommend ~220v for both. I use to run my SP10 on ~110v but got a bit better hash rate with 220v. because of it.im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
~Blaise
May 11, 2014, 11:54:34 AM
so im a home miner, purchased both the SP30 and SP10 group buys (thank you Spondoolies-Tech and RoadStress) , definitely not an electrician so maybe you guys can answer this for me..
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
im reading everywhere that we want 220V 30amp to run our sp30s, ive got an outlet pretty much 4 feet below my breaker box that i will probably get an electrician to flange me up the 220V / 30A with but since there are going to be two PSU's and two power cables, what if a person ran one to an outlet on its own 120V / 15A and the other to another separate 120V / 15A. If i could dedicate these outlets for only running an SP30 would it power it to its fullest? Would have to run a heavy duty extension cord from one of the outlets.
or should i stick with the electrician route? im not opposed to paying to have this done, just curious about everything and anything.
May 11, 2014, 11:30:42 AM
May 11, 2014, 10:47:22 AM
SP10's big brother 
getting very excited 
thanks spondoolies for the update
cheers
getting very excited thanks spondoolies for the update
cheers
May 11, 2014, 10:39:31 AM
wow, not a render, what are you thinking spondoolies! showing us real stuff, i think i am about to faint.
May 11, 2014, 10:38:47 AM
Sexy.
May 11, 2014, 10:13:25 AM
Looks nice.
Are some of the may "second batch" devices already being shipped/hosted?
Are some of the may "second batch" devices already being shipped/hosted?
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