Miner Installation & Usage Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Mining has become far simpler over the years and is now within reach of anyone who wants to try it. On top of that, we advise you through the whole purchase. Once you have chosen a machine we set it up for you, on site or remotely, and show you where to store and sell your crypto. We are with you for the whole journey.
That depends on the machine, but in general nothing special is needed. On hot days it is worth arranging a flow of fresh air to the miner.
Yes. Many of our customers put the electricity they generate to work exactly this way. Mining keeps growing in popularity among owners of photovoltaic systems, and a miner gives your plant a better return.
There is a wide choice of exchanges for that. We will advise you which ones suit your particular currency and amounts, and we can help you register.
Most manufacturers build miners for several currencies, and models that mine the same currency differ in power. Power is a large part of how profitable a machine is. Different currencies use different algorithms and call for different machines.
All you need is a free socket and a router. We provide every cable required. The one thing to keep in mind is that some miners are noisier than others, but there are models built specifically for home or office mining. We are here to help you choose the machine that is right for you.
Yes. The miners we offer are easy to run and set up, and we help you with all the information and steps involved.
We are here to advise you on that too. If you know how much electricity your plant produces, we will tell you which machines are the best fit for your particular case.
Yes. We offer setup on site or remotely (over AnyDesk) and we will assist you down to the last detail. We also offer advice after the initial setup.
Payback differs from machine to machine — it depends on the price of the currency and on the power of the machine. On average it ranges between three and six months.
