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Power Mining 40 ft Air Mining Container — main product view; representative hardware
Power Mining 40 ft Air Mining Container — Main product view (representative image)

Power Mining · Mining systems

Power Mining 40 ft Air Container

Air Mining Container

Subject to quotation

Bring a larger Antminer air fleet into one organised installation. The Power Mining 40 ft container combines full length racking with separate S19 and S21 layout options, giving operators a clear starting point for a commercial expansion.

Equipment price

Price on application
Reference capacity1.066 to 1.323 MW reference
Miner positions288 to 378 depending on layout
CoolingAir

01 / Technical reference

The Power Mining specification.

Match the delivered revision, electrical supply and cooling design to your selected fleet.

Standard layout324 S19 or 288 S21 positions
HC layout378 S19 or 336 S21 positions
Reference powerStandard 1134 / 1065.6 kW; HC 1323 / 1243.2 kW for S19 / S21
DistributionStandard 2 × 1000 / 1250 A; HC 2 × 1250 / 1600 A for S19 / S21
PDUThree phase 63 A main breakers; S21 schedule lists 20 A per socket
FiltrationG4 or M5 options
Network15 or 16 switches of 24 ports
Dimensions12.19 × 2.44 × 2.89 m

Reference figures are subject to the conditions and revision stated by the manufacturer.

02 / A place in your project

Build around your available power.

Start with your incoming power and intended miner family. Then choose the enclosure, rack layout and cooling arrangement that suit the site.

Full length miner shelves inside a Power Mining 40 ft air container
Manufacturer interior photograph showing the full length air mining installation.

Choosing the format

The choice between standard and HC layouts affects more than the number of shelves. It changes the reference power demand, network equipment and incoming distribution, so the container and fleet should be specified together.

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.

03 / Power and plant

A practical route from supply to miner.

Power distribution, controls and cooling equipment determine how the equipment works as an installation.

PDU and distribution

The dual incoming feeds need an agreed distribution design with enough continuous capacity for miners and auxiliaries. Check the power connectors and per circuit protection against the exact miner model. Optional power meters and a remote main input switch can be included in the equipment discussion.

Connection schedule

Confirm the incoming supply, earthing arrangement, protective devices and miner connectors. A circuit rating or an empty socket does not establish the number of miners that can run continuously.

Service access

Allow access to electrical panels and cooling components, with a clear isolation procedure. Include the monitoring network and alarm response in the operating plan.

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.

An engineered exhaust collection system could send useful warm air to a neighbouring building or drying process. Keep pressure losses within the ventilation design and provide an outdoor discharge route when heat demand falls. Factory intake recirculation is a separate function.

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

Define the delivered configuration.

A clear specification prevents the site and the equipment from being designed in isolation.

A full length container needs an access plan for unloading and ongoing servicing. Confirm any capacity reduction caused by recirculation equipment before placing a miner order.

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?

Price on application. Ask The Mining Shop for a quotation based on your miner model, intended quantity, site location and cooling requirements.

The quotation will identify the supplied equipment, optional components, delivery and installation responsibilities. Mining hardware is included only when expressly listed.

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 288 to 378 depending on layout. 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 Power Mining project.

Manufacturer information is the starting point. The written quotation defines the supplied configuration.

Power Mining began manufacturing Bitcoin mining containers in 2017. Its equipment range has expanded to include remotely managed power distribution units and assembled open-source home miners such as Bitaxe and NerdQAxe. The company works across both commercial mining infrastructure and compact equipment for individual users. Its container systems, electrical distribution products and home miners serve different installation needs, with specifications defined for each product and configuration.

Manufacturer images are reference illustrations or photographs. Equipment, accessories and layout must be confirmed in the final quotation.