Your description is well thought out and executed, but most people gpu mining just want to know if they can plug their rig into a wall outlet or not. The short answer is yes, providing they haven't overloaded the circuit with too many other devices.
Convert dedicated circuits to 240 V 2% reduction in power and more headroom. I was on 2 120 20Amp and was nearly maxed out with the duct fans and all. I converted my second 120V to 240 V 20 amp and now both rigs are on the same breaker with only 10.5 Amp draw. And the 120V at around 9Amp with the lights and everything back on it.
I wonder how complicated to file those warranty claims would be and how often they actually pay out their claims (I hope we never have to find out of course) .. very good stuff bud
Appreciate it CaveMan! Yeah warranty claims can be a wicked pain, but as long as you keep the original box and receipt you should have an argument…hopefully will never have to find out! Thanks for stopping by brother
Plugging that high wattage into a power strip concerns me… they say that all the wattage is distributed through each of the plug ins in the power strip. Did your electrician approve of this?
Hey Parker, in my experience as long as the surge protector is rated for the amount of amps/watts being pulled from it AND the circuit is accounted for.
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Your description is well thought out and executed, but most people gpu mining just want to know if they can plug their rig into a wall outlet or not. The short answer is yes, providing they haven't overloaded the circuit with too many other devices.
Convert dedicated circuits to 240 V 2% reduction in power and more headroom. I was on 2 120 20Amp and was nearly maxed out with the duct fans and all. I converted my second 120V to 240 V 20 amp and now both rigs are on the same breaker with only 10.5 Amp draw. And the 120V at around 9Amp with the lights and everything back on it.
Nice. Thanks
Glad it was helpful man! Happy mining
I wonder how complicated to file those warranty claims would be and how often they actually pay out their claims (I hope we never have to find out of course) .. very good stuff bud
Appreciate it CaveMan! Yeah warranty claims can be a wicked pain, but as long as you keep the original box and receipt you should have an argument…hopefully will never have to find out! Thanks for stopping by brother
Plugging that high wattage into a power strip concerns me… they say that all the wattage is distributed through each of the plug ins in the power strip. Did your electrician approve of this?
Hey Parker, in my experience as long as the surge protector is rated for the amount of amps/watts being pulled from it AND the circuit is accounted for.
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