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Topic: bathroom floor heating trough watercooled miners (Read 2035 times)

hero member
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You need to switch off the floor heat in Summer and switch on in Winter? You need to get find way for dissipating the heat in Summer.

Well this should not be a problem at all. The bathroom floor will probably not conduct that much heat. So in order to replace the bathroom floor you can simply hook in a radiator that is mounted on the outside of the building. This radiator must not even be that big in my opinion, and I think if the bathroom is heated in the winter then you would probably still need the radiator outside depending on how many miners you are running.
newbie
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You might live somewhere on the north pole) it would be hell in summers somewhere else, except you mine only winters
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Consider opting for materials specifically designed for saunas or high-moisture environments. Materials such as cedar, hemlock, or thermally modified wood are popular choices due to their durability and resistance to moisture. These types of wood not only add a natural and aesthetic appeal to the sauna but also possess properties that make them suitable for increased temperature and humidity.
newbie
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You might live somewhere on the north pole) it would be hell in summers somewhere else, except you mine only winters
newbie
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You need to switch off the floor heat in Summer and switch on in Winter? You need to get find way for dissipating the heat in Summer.
sr. member
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Very interesting.
sr. member
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don't know exaxtly but if the water is to hot, the tiles burst. only 30 deree Celius max.
It could be at the end of the loop beore entering miners.
but in general all the water stays about the same temp +- 1 or 2 degree because of the flow.
sr. member
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How about doing a loop that runs through your bathroom floor first, and then through another pump and into your radiators?

If your floor will only disperse 400w and just pass on the rest, you should be good with just running it through more radiators?
sr. member
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i'm not doing the project, sorry guys we need better ways not to wast the heat.

You made it further then anyone else did it seems by looks.   What was the snag that mad you stop it out of curiosity?

You have peaked my interest.

400 watt was al the floor would cool......
for permanent heating for 5m2 bathroomfloor 400 watt was what it took.
If more watt or more heat flows trough the system the fluid will be squished, so the miners will get to hot.
It wil flow against pump direction and he could not find a simple solution to make it go through my other cooling systems.

I have more than 4kW in water cooled miners, so investing 400$ to cool a down clocked undervolted c1, seem a bit dumb.

But than again I would get warm feet at the bathroom.

maybe I'll ask around more and see. Huh

I wanted a 5 kW water cooling system which also uses 5m2 bathroom floor but some "expert" says it would need very expensive automated system.
legendary
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i'm not doing the project, sorry guys we need better ways not to wast the heat.

You made it further then anyone else did it seems by looks.   What was the snag that mad you stop it out of curiosity?

You have peaked my interest.
sr. member
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i'm not doing the project, sorry guys we need better ways not to wast the heat.
hero member
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Love the idea as i to hate 'wasting' energy. In the past i have seen some pics about dehydrating fruit with some gpu miners. If it leaks or anything do you think the hoa would care?

sr. member
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400 watt for 5 m2,

was al it could use as permanent heating system.

If the water gets to hot it will squeeze until only little a little bit flows trough the tubes to save tiles

The cost were relative cheap 400 euro for the system but it could only be used for a undervolted c1 or 1 s5 blade.

More advanced systems would be way over budget,

But I might still do it, with the C1 because it is I like warm bathroom feet, Grin

and it's cool Grin

Can c1 be downvolted in firmware or is pencilmod needed?
sr. member
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Thanks for the support Grin

But I will get some expert opinion probably today from the shop, at least a cost price.
What i would like is some (expert)minds helping me along with this. I am complete noob on watercooling and bathroomfloors, otherwise I think I will go with my radiators cabinet outside and bong tower cooling.

But that would be such a waste of the heat Sad
Maybe just two s5 water cooled S5's in C1 housing for the bathroom floor would be enough depending on ambient temp

And i am planning to expand my mining farm....
legendary
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I think this kind of project is fantastic and there is no doubt some of the world's next best things may come out of someone's heated bathroom floor, or you name it.
I am getting into Solar and now I am starting to see how people do it with a long payback. You start with small amounts and use it for everything which makes sense in your domicile, or wherever. It isn't for everyone, just as many of these situations are not going to be, but for the people who are something like heated bathroom floors or heated floors in general are great for miners.

Figure out how to make them heat and cool, along with a temperature control system which almost any homeowner can integrate to their own central heat and air system. Why not start at the bathroom floor?

Good stuff man, keep it coming.

I would agree.  I have seen this talked about many different times. But no one ever ended up doing it.

But OP is actually showing a process of making heated floors from miners.  I cant wait to see what it is in the end of project.
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I think this kind of project is fantastic and there is no doubt some of the world's next best things may come out of someone's heated bathroom floor, or you name it.
I am getting into Solar and now I am starting to see how people do it with a long payback. You start with small amounts and use it for everything which makes sense in your domicile, or wherever. It isn't for everyone, just as many of these situations are not going to be, but for the people who are something like heated bathroom floors or heated floors in general are great for miners.

Figure out how to make them heat and cool, along with a temperature control system which almost any homeowner can integrate to their own central heat and air system. Why not start at the bathroom floor?

Good stuff man, keep it coming.
sr. member
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I am going to the hardware store tomorrow who specialize in heating, floor heating and get some more info.

Main thing is miners stay as cool as possible and bathroom floor gets some heating form otherwise wasted heat. I allready have more than enough cooling.

That is also why I am seeking cheap s5's for this water cooling project.
or somebody should make an S7 water cooling kit....

I have 1 s7 with outside air of about 12 degree Celsius and a mini titan for home heating Grin
And maybe I get 1 more s7 if bitmain fixes there shipping issues.

But than the place would be like 25+ degree Celsius
sr. member
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I think it's a good idea to use the heat to but....
You are talking about 3200 watt for your bathroom. Now you can make a buck. But in two years ore less you don't with your S5 set up.
And don't know much about bathrooms. But maybe a bit expensive over a period of 10 years.


No roi talk, is not relevant in my situation.
and as backup it schould be able to connect to the radiator in the bathroom.

I also dont know anything about bathrooms and or floorheating Grin

What coolant do you use for this?   Do you use coolant for electrical equipment?

Or is it something else since you would need a lot I'm guessing.

I use coolant now, but if my bong water cooling tower is in place.
I think I must use water to evaporate...
If the floor gets to hot, some system or switch should activate either my radiators and or bong cooling.

The normal bathroom heating my parents have is connected to there warm water radiator.
That would only be necessary if I sell my apartment or if bitcoin dies.
legendary
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I think it's a good idea to use the heat to but....
You are talking about 3200 watt for your bathroom. Now you can make a buck. But in two years ore less you don't with your S5 set up.
And don't know much about bathrooms. But maybe a bit expensive over a period of 10 years.


No roi talk, is not relevant in my situation.
and as backup it schould be able to connect to the radiator in the bathroom.

I also dont know anything about bathrooms and or floorheating Grin

What coolant do you use for this?   Do you use coolant for electrical equipment?

Or is it something else since you would need a lot I'm guessing.
hero member
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I also dont know anything about bathrooms and or floorheating Grin

you should not go too high! higher than 30C at floor level means all the dust will go up and the stress of the materials caused by temperature might be too high!
sr. member
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I think it's a good idea to use the heat to but....
You are talking about 3200 watt for your bathroom. Now you can make a buck. But in two years ore less you don't with your S5 set up.
And don't know much about bathrooms. But maybe a bit expensive over a period of 10 years.


No roi talk, is not relevant in my situation.
and as backup it schould be able to connect to the radiator in the bathroom.

I also dont know anything about bathrooms and or floorheating Grin
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