BITMAIN AntMiner APW3-12-1600 PSU Series - page 4.

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Quote from: marvykkio on December 26, 2015, 04:40:23 AM

I can not find a pdu to power 3 X S7 with 3X psu from 1600W bitmain
I have a section of single-core cable 6 mm, with a magneto 32 AMH

I would think a 30 amp pdu could handle the 1400 watt x 3 pretty easy. I know I had around 4800 watt's I believe on mine and still had amps to go with 30 amp pdu.

But of-course you need a 30 amp 240 breaker in there as-well. (Or that is how I'm setup at least).

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I can not find a pdu to power 3 X S7 with 3X psu from 1600W bitmain
I have a section of single-core cable 6 mm, with a magneto 32 AMH

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Quote from: marvykkio on December 26, 2015, 04:23:33 AM

1300W correspond to how many amps? Embarrassed

If Amps IN = 1300 / Mains Supply Voltage

If Amps OUT = 1300 / DC Voltage (12V)

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1300W correspond to how many amps? Embarrassed

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Quote from: marvykkio on December 25, 2015, 06:17:24 AM

I have a question, I bought 3 x psu from bitmain, but must arrive. my question is:

They are noisy?
They are supplied with power cable? Huh

They are not quiet with the little high RPM fan. I don't consider them quiet.

No cable comes with them, you need to order what ever cable you need. There are a few different ones really not all PDU's use the same cable (assuming your using a PDU).

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I have a question, I bought 3 x psu from bitmain, but must arrive. my question is:

They are noisy?
They are supplied with power cable? Huh

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Quote from: notlist3d on December 05, 2015, 06:44:57 PM

Quote from: goxed on December 05, 2015, 07:42:55 AM

There's a Vadj pot at the bottom. The max output voltage is around 12.6V. Need to remove the screws holding the PCB to get access to it.

Nice job on spotting that. Interesting that they have it hidden in there. I do like that it's there.

They have made it pretty much the best out there for the S7 with those 10 PCIe cables needed. Nice to see a little secret to their PSU. It's not a bad PSU at all if you have 220/240.

Yup cool

, hope this will help someone.
Bitmain should do something about the PSU fan speed. Maybe, make it automatically ramp up / down with temps, or add some kind of user adjustment.

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Quote from: RichBC on December 11, 2015, 07:48:59 AM

Quote from: notlist3d on December 05, 2015, 06:44:57 PM

Quote from: goxed on December 05, 2015, 07:42:55 AM

There's a Vadj pot at the bottom. The max output voltage is around 12.6V. Need to remove the screws holding the PCB to get access to it.

Nice job on spotting that. Interesting that they have it hidden in there. I do like that it's there.

They have made it pretty much the best out there for the S7 with those 10 PCIe cables needed. Nice to see a little secret to their PSU. It's not a bad PSU at all if you have 220/240.

Well that's handy. Have you also checked how low it will go?

Rich

Good question mate, IIRC approx 11.5V.

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Quote from: notlist3d on December 05, 2015, 06:44:57 PM

Quote from: goxed on December 05, 2015, 07:42:55 AM

There's a Vadj pot at the bottom. The max output voltage is around 12.6V. Need to remove the screws holding the PCB to get access to it.

Nice job on spotting that. Interesting that they have it hidden in there. I do like that it's there.

They have made it pretty much the best out there for the S7 with those 10 PCIe cables needed. Nice to see a little secret to their PSU. It's not a bad PSU at all if you have 220/240.

Well that's handy. Have you also checked how low it will go?

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Quote from: goxed on December 05, 2015, 07:42:55 AM

There's a Vadj pot at the bottom. The max output voltage is around 12.6V. Need to remove the screws holding the PCB to get access to it.

Nice job on spotting that. Interesting that they have it hidden in there. I do like that it's there.

They have made it pretty much the best out there for the S7 with those 10 PCIe cables needed. Nice to see a little secret to their PSU. It's not a bad PSU at all if you have 220/240.

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good info 12.6 volts max is very good that makes this a decent option for the s-7

Quote from: goxed on December 05, 2015, 07:42:55 AM

There's a Vadj pot at the bottom. The max output voltage is around 12.6V. Need to remove the screws holding the PCB to get access to it.

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There's a Vadj pot at the bottom. The max output voltage is around 12.6V. Need to remove the screws holding the PCB to get access to it.

<== 56Ohm resistor to reduce fan speed + noise

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Peek inside the PSU

Nippon chemicon 105C caps. (very good quality)

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Guys, is there any way to reduce the fan speed of this PSU? It's a tad too loud, a kind of weird noise for using at home 24x7.
One option that I am thinking of would be to cut the fan cable and insert a resistor in series.

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Quote from: Tupsu on June 11, 2015, 07:22:02 AM

Quote from: dogie on June 11, 2015, 06:33:15 AM

DPS-2000 + breakout board + S4's cables. You'll have to check if the breakout board has a limit per wire channel, I don't remember one.

Ohh dog-ie. You produce a pure loss for your owner Bitmain with your barking.

BITMAIN AntMiner APW3-12-1600 PSU Series hat is own separate power board to connect the PCI-E cables with S4 cables.

Named S4 Power_Board V1.0

The time to make corrections.

No more S4 Power_Board V1.0 breakout boards with new PSU.
My last bought 4 x APW3-12-1600-B2 came without this breakout board.

And dogie does not work anymore for Bitmain, which of course is not something strange. .
Free land. dogie are now more committed to the Forum.
Read more doggie doings of my signature.

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Quote from: Exoskeleton on November 23, 2015, 10:52:34 AM

Quote from: ATCkit on November 23, 2015, 09:15:35 AM

In the Notes for this PSU on Bitmain's site it says:

1. The PSU cannot be used in countries with a mains power voltage lower than 205V. The PSU will not start below this voltage.

My 220V line reads 202 -204 at the wall/socket. Will I have enough voltage to start this PSU?

That should be within tolerance, but I can't guarantee anything. I'd try it and if for some reason it won't start you could resell it as new for almost what you bought it for. 200-240V power is what you really want for your miners so its worth giving it a shot. These are good PSUs and you'll be glad if you can get it to work, plus you'll be able to draw almost 2x what you can using 120V and get a small energy savings to boot.

Thx- was thinking the same thing. Just not keen on having to resell if it doesn't work. However, if that's the worse case, not a bad one.

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Quote from: ATCkit on November 23, 2015, 09:15:35 AM

In the Notes for this PSU on Bitmain's site it says:

1. The PSU cannot be used in countries with a mains power voltage lower than 205V. The PSU will not start below this voltage.

My 220V line reads 202 -204 at the wall/socket. Will I have enough voltage to start this PSU?

That should be within tolerance, but I can't guarantee anything. I'd try it and if for some reason it won't start you could resell it as new for almost what you bought it for. 200-240V power is what you really want for your miners so its worth giving it a shot. These are good PSUs and you'll be glad if you can get it to work, plus you'll be able to draw almost 2x what you can using 120V and get a small energy savings to boot.

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In the Notes for this PSU on Bitmain's site it says:

1. The PSU cannot be used in countries with a mains power voltage lower than 205V. The PSU will not start below this voltage.

My 220V line reads 202 -204 at the wall/socket. Will I have enough voltage to start this PSU?

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Quote from: Meech on October 26, 2015, 11:12:22 AM

Quote from: hazenyc on October 26, 2015, 09:19:58 AM

Apologies if this has been asked/answered already.

I have a 220V plug in my basement where I will run my new S7 + APW3-12-1600.

But the 200V outlet I have looks like the kind in laundry room, i.e. a round outlet with non-standard plug sizes compared to a regular outlet.
Like this:

But does the PSU come with a standard computer power cable with a regular 3-prong that goes in to something like this?:

If so, how would I make the square peg fit in the round hole?

You can buy a laundry cord like this at the hardware store with bare ends and then buy a 20-30a socket with lock. Then purchase a power cord that fits the psu and other end that fits the locking socket which you can buy online. If you plan to run multiple miners then a pdu would benefit you. The latter cord then would need to fit the pdu. Exact cord and socket types I'm not able to provide right now, I'm away from my computer.

FYI -- I ran a 20amp double 110/120 breaker = 240v to a dedicated receptacle with a standard 3-prong U.S. plug outlet. Then a standard AC power cable (for PC's etc) to the unit and it runs fine. Easy to do, and works well.

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Quote from: fullintegrity on November 03, 2015, 02:17:55 PM

Guys, trying to Run 2 EA S5's and 1 EA S3 off a single PSU 1600 from bitmain, this style on thread.
Is this too close and wont hold, in your opinions or anyone else try this?
S5 PSU is 590W at wall, and S3 is 340 total is 1520 W
So it makes sense to me that it would work?
If so why not?

Thanks

On a 1600 watt PSU you would be pushing it pretty dang hard to run at that load. I would personally do lower.

Or you can underclock so that they use less. With unerclocking you for sure could do all 3.

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