It will not work in the 110V mains voltage electrical outlet.
Travel adapter -----> No.
Step-up converter -----> No.
Call a professional electrician to install a 220V mains voltage electrical outlet. -----> Yes.
or
Get a EVGA 1600W power supply -----> Yes.
https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=120-G2-1600-X1
or
Get this HP PSU kit -----> Yes.
link: https://www.parallelminer.com/product/now-with-rev7-board-1950watt-110v240v-80-gold-power-supply-for-antminer-d3/
Use hp dps 1200 for two hash boards, and hp dps 750 for one hash board and the controller. do not mix those psus in same hash board. make sure to first power the dps 1200 and after that the dps 750. so that the controller board gets powered last.
Topic: Ebit E9 PSU?? (Read 330 times)
I've purchased PSUs for my Ebit E9 plus' from China.
However, my vendor has expressed concern that the PSU is configured for the 220v of China, and may not work on my American outlets.
She says that these are different from other PSUs she's sold me, and that these will need a different solution.
I'm assuming I can't just plug it into a travel adapter? Will I need to buy a stepup converter? Or just get new PSUs?
However, my vendor has expressed concern that the PSU is configured for the 220v of China, and may not work on my American outlets.
She says that these are different from other PSUs she's sold me, and that these will need a different solution.
I'm assuming I can't just plug it into a travel adapter? Will I need to buy a stepup converter? Or just get new PSUs?
thanks again!
No dude, you need the 220V mains voltage.
So if you are in the USA it basicly means two hot wires and earth wire.
So if you are in the USA it basicly means two hot wires and earth wire.
Thanks a bunch! 110v should be good though correct?
Bitmain APW3++ 1600W or Ebit 1800W power supply, these two are good options for the Ebit E9 Plus miner.
What PSU is everyone running for thing? I have one coming next week but it has no power supply. I know I can get the APW3++ just to be safe but was wondering if there is an EVGA or something similar I could use.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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