Topic: Do u use anti-static mat for your antminer shelf? (Read 684 times)
No need to put it on a bag. Just as long as you don't put it on anything conductie, i.e Metal.
Noted on the surge. Thanks
But u sure esd mat is so cheap?
Still gotta ground the esd mat right?
If u have links for a good one, pls advise
But u sure esd mat is so cheap?
Still gotta ground the esd mat right?
If u have links for a good one, pls advise
If you are in the US then just get one off of Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Velleman-AS4-Anti-Static-Ground-Cable/dp/B001IRVCJC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1508345743&sr=8-3&keywords=esd+mat
~$14
Noted on the surge. Thanks
But u sure esd mat is so cheap?
Still gotta ground the esd mat right?
If u have links for a good one, pls advise
But u sure esd mat is so cheap?
Still gotta ground the esd mat right?
If u have links for a good one, pls advise
A can of Static Guard spray, helps keep dust down anyway, so that doesn't hurt. My opinion in saying that there is always ESD damage that we can never see is sort of like saying entropy is always there.
If the 2 bucks seems too cheap for a solution to potential ESD issues, then I am sure someone out there can put together a well-designed anti-stat product using all sorts of euphemisms to describe it's performance and charge you more if it will make you feel better.
More seriously though, just surge protect your lines going into the equipment, as imo actual lightning strikes nearby always seem to take out unprotected NIC's and phone lines around here, and yes, even protected ones. Better homeowners policy instead of the ESD mat might be more useful.
If the 2 bucks seems too cheap for a solution to potential ESD issues, then I am sure someone out there can put together a well-designed anti-stat product using all sorts of euphemisms to describe it's performance and charge you more if it will make you feel better.
More seriously though, just surge protect your lines going into the equipment, as imo actual lightning strikes nearby always seem to take out unprotected NIC's and phone lines around here, and yes, even protected ones. Better homeowners policy instead of the ESD mat might be more useful.
Lol, haven't touched those in years, I see no reason for the anti-static protection, but for what, $2, I suppose it could never hurt. I would worry more about heat and dust, and the abuse of simply using them. That is where the biggest faults seems to come from.
Agreed but I read info that there is ESD damage to circuits that we cannot see. Is that true?It should cost more than 2 bucks imo.
Lol, haven't touched those in years, I see no reason for the anti-static protection, but for what, $2, I suppose it could never hurt. I would worry more about heat and dust, and the abuse of simply using them. That is where the biggest faults seems to come from.
You dont need static insulation for handling the external case. If you are opening it up and working on the hashboards themselves it is a good idea.
I guess it is not a problem since the machine is in casing.
U only need to stand on the mat when u are handling the device?
It only applies to handling the device on the inside right
U only need to stand on the mat when u are handling the device?
It only applies to handling the device on the inside right
Do u put an anti-static ESD mat for your antminer shelf? Pls advise.
I wondering if needed.
Will it help in any way? Increase lifespan of mining equipment or safer?
I notice no topics on this lol
I wondering if needed.
Will it help in any way? Increase lifespan of mining equipment or safer?
I notice no topics on this lol
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