Sorry guys for the late reply.
Ended up getting a spark in to do 16a sockets. Which are great, your right the 1066 pulls far to much for a 13a fuse. Ended up burning out fuses, which wasn't good looking back.
I think i paid around 1200-1300gbp at that time for a 2nd hand one, which is running perfect. Prices are simular at moment as BTC down, but for a while and in some miner price list they are still very expensive.
Cheers guys for the responses
Dega
Topic: Power supply for canaan 1066 50t (Read 83 times)
On re-read of the link, the only issue you might run into is that the ad says the male plug has a 13A fuse in it.
The A1066 50t is rated to pull 3,192w and assuming 220v that equates to 14.5A. You are going to need a larger fuse...
The A1066 50t is rated to pull 3,192w and assuming 220v that equates to 14.5A. You are going to need a larger fuse...
That will do the job just fine. How much did you pay for the Canaan 1066 50t if you don't mind me asking.
Assuming that is the correct male plug end for your outlet, yes. The C19 end is what plugs into the miner.
Hi guys.
I bought a second hand AvalonMiner 1066 50t. I had known there would be no power supply cable. But I just to Confirm is it OK to buy and IEC C19 UPS / server power lead cable? I've ordered one on amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/LINDY-Mains-Plug-Power-Cable/dp/B01E1YRI9Q/.
Could anyone kindly let me know if this is OK to use on this miner please.
Cheers.
I bought a second hand AvalonMiner 1066 50t. I had known there would be no power supply cable. But I just to Confirm is it OK to buy and IEC C19 UPS / server power lead cable? I've ordered one on amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/LINDY-Mains-Plug-Power-Cable/dp/B01E1YRI9Q/.
Could anyone kindly let me know if this is OK to use on this miner please.
Cheers.
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