Choosing the format
Six fans draw air through replaceable filters. Smart circuit control and automatic fan management provide local monitoring of the installation.
Digital Shovel · Mining systems
Digital Shovel NanoPOD Container
Air mining container
Subject to quotationThe NanoPOD is a compact mining pod rated up to 120 kW. Current layouts hold 27 S19 miners or 35 Whatsminer units, depending on the hardware selected.
Equipment price
Price on application
The current manufacturer page shows approximately $24,900; currency and delivered configuration need confirmation.
Reference capacityUp to 120 kW
Miner positions27 S19 or 35 Whatsminer reference
CoolingAir
01 / Technical reference
The pod, in numbers.
Match the delivered revision, electrical supply and cooling design to your selected fleet.
| Electrical rating | Up to 120 kW |
|---|---|
| Current layouts | 27 S19 or 35 Whatsminer |
| Fans | 6 × 2100 CFM |
| Nominal fan sum | 12600 CFM, approximately 21408 m³/h |
| Filters | 6, MERV 5 to 13 |
| Supply options | Single phase 200 to 240 V or three phase 240 to 415 V |
| Controls | Smart circuits and automatic fans |
| Manufacturer announcement | 25 July 2023 |
Reference figures are subject to the conditions and revision stated by the manufacturer.
02 / A place in your project
Make room for your mining fleet.
A pod gives your miners a defined home. Compare the footprint, outlet load and airflow with the space and power you have available.
Defining the scope
Build the quotation around the miner model, site location, available power and cooling conditions. Agree the equipment schedule, delivery arrangements and commissioning responsibilities before placing an order.
Cooling explained
Show how the cooling works
See how this cooling method moves heat away from the mining hardware.
01Hydro minerLiquid inside cooling passages
02Heat exchangerSeparates the two circuits
03Outdoor coolerReleases heat into the air
Liquid through the miner
Coolant flows through passages inside a compatible hydro miner. It carries heat into pipework and onward to the cooling equipment. The electronics are not submerged.
Why choose hydro
Liquid circuits suit dense installations and reduce reliance on fast fans inside each miner. They also provide a defined route for collecting useful heat.
What the site needs
Match the coolant, flow and pressure to the miner. Include pumps, leak monitoring and suitable outdoor cooling. Pumps and external fans still consume power and create noise.
01Immersion tankHardware in dielectric fluid
02Heat exchangerSeparates the two circuits
03Outdoor coolerReleases heat into the air
Hardware in insulating fluid
Compatible hardware sits in a dielectric fluid that absorbs its heat. The fluid passes through a cooler directly, or transfers heat to a separate circuit through an exchanger.
Why choose immersion
Immersion can reduce miner fan noise and exposure to airborne dust. It also brings the heat into a liquid circuit that can support a planned heat reuse system.
What the site needs
Use fluid approved for the hardware, seals and circuit materials. Allow for filling, fluid handling and servicing, along with the electrical load and space required by pumps and external coolers.
01Filtered inletCooler air enters
02Miner fleetAir absorbs hardware heat
03Fans and exhaustWarm air leaves
Air through the machines
Fans move air through the miners, collecting heat before discharging it outside. A clear path between the filtered inlet and exhaust helps prevent hot air returning to the machines.
Why choose air
The hardware remains directly accessible, and standard air cooled miners can be serviced without draining a liquid circuit. Filters can be selected for the site environment.
What the site needs
Size ventilation for the fleet and local temperature. Consider dust, filter resistance and sound at the site boundary. The sum of fan catalogue ratings is not a measurement of installed airflow.
Schematic illustration. Hydro and immersion diagrams show a separated circuit example; some systems connect directly to a compatible cooler. Heat reuse needs a suitable local demand and a separate engineered connection.
Power distribution and controls
Power distribution and cooling equipment must be matched to the selected hardware. The published reference configuration is summarised below.
- Supply options: Single phase 200 to 240 V or three phase 240 to 415 V
- Controls: Smart circuits and automatic fans
04 / Useful heat
Give the heat a purpose.
These are applications to assess with a thermal designer, not promised outputs or evidence that recovery equipment is included.
Mining heat can be useful where there is a nearby demand at a suitable temperature. Warm exhaust air may suit an engineered ventilation or drying application.
Keep independent heat rejection available when the receiving site cannot use the heat. Any recovery plant, temperature boost and additional pumps belong in the project specification and energy budget.
Mining heat→Controlled air handling→Suitable local heat demand
Workshop warmth
Assess a controlled supply of warm air to an adjacent workspace, with filtration and an outdoor discharge route.
Drying space
Compare the required air temperature and cleanliness with the exhaust stream before designing a drying application.
Seasonal control
Retain independent cooling when the receiving building or process cannot accept heat. Account for pumps, fans and any temperature boost in the project economics.
05 / Before delivery
Plan the pod installation.
A clear specification prevents the site and the equipment from being designed in isolation.
Plan the foundation, lifting route, service access, incoming power and external cooling together. Component weights and dimensions refer to the named parts and fill conditions, rather than automatically describing a complete operating installation.
Site and access
Agree the foundation, delivery route, lifting plan and service clearances for the supplied equipment.
Miner selection
Confirm physical fit, connection type and continuous electrical load before committing to a fleet quantity.
Commissioning
Define who installs, tests and commissions each part of the system, including external plant and monitoring.
Project questions
Clear from the start.
Are miners included?
Miners are separate unless expressly included in the written equipment schedule.
Is this available immediately?
Availability and lead time require confirmation. This page does not represent confirmed stock allocation.
What does the price cover?
The written quotation confirms the supplied equipment, miner quantity where included, freight, tax treatment and commissioning responsibilities. Availability and dispatch timing are confirmed for the order.
06 / Fleet planning
Also bought with.
Each fleet example is an alternative, not an additional group to combine. The final miner order needs an approved configuration.
Match the miner first
The reference capacity is 27 S19 or 35 Whatsminer reference. A named family or rack count does not confirm compatibility with every model in the catalogue.
Request a matched fleet quotation
We will confirm miner revision, connections, cooling requirements and supported quantity before showing a combined price. Earnings totals need an identified miner and a current base estimate.
07 / Source and quotation
Plan your Digital Shovel project.
Manufacturer information is the starting point. The written quotation defines the supplied configuration.
Specifications are based on the manufacturer material linked below, using the configuration and conditions shown on this page.
Manufacturer images are reference illustrations or photographs. Equipment, accessories and layout must be confirmed in the final quotation.