150KW–3MW INDUSTRIAL

15-Unit Antminer Water Cooler Testing Lab in Seoul

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15-Unit Antminer Water Cooler Testing Lab in Seoul

Project Description

Deploying our antminer water cooler gave a tech lab in Seoul, South Korea, an independent testing setup for new mining firmware. Building a hardware lab inside an office facility meant running permanent water lines was out of the question. The team set up 15 units of our 26kW standalone cooler across their test benches.

Because each 4-slot box contains its own radiator, pump, and stainless manifold, every test station runs independently. If technicians pull a machine to flash firmware, only that single cooler pauses. Front digital screens show voltage and fluid status directly, keeping electrical and thermal checks simple across all 15 stations.

The lab runs continuous burn-in testing across up to 60 Antminer hydro slots with zero water spills on the epoxy floor. Having standalone coolers lets the engineering crew swap test units, flash custom firmware profiles, and benchmark hash rates freely, completely bypassing the risks and building permits of permanent facility plumbing.

About Ada

I am a Data Analyst at Apexto Mining, with experience in the cryptocurrency mining industry since 2017. My work focuses on analyzing ASIC performance, thermal efficiency, and mining profitability, especially in hydro and immersion cooling environments. I contribute to technical research and content creation, including blog articles and educational materials on mining hardware and infrastructure optimization.