Overview: The B11 runs on the SHA256 algorithm. It has three different models: the 60, 68, and 70TH/S with a power efficiency of 47W/50W/52W/TH respectively. The B11 is a type of ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) miner, which means that it is designed to perform one specific task (in this case, mining CryptoNight-based cryptocurrencies) and is not very versatile. It can only be used for mining cryptocurrencies that use the CryptoNight algorithm and cannot be repurposed for other tasks.

Electricity & Power: The Bolonminer requires 220V electricity and has a 94% power efficiency rating. The B11 is powered by the Samsung 8nm chip, and consumes about 3240W. The miner is powered by a C19/C20 power configuration and does need to be connected using Ethernet. We recommend hooking it up to a PDU.

With our experience, the Bolonminer actually tripped our PDU, even though it was below the max power consumption. We had to purchase an additional cable to plug into the device and into the wall outlet, so we could pull from a 30amp source.