``Rated Current 108A``
Why is it 108A and not 10.8A? I don't understand that at all. I see that bitmain also doesn't use the decimal:
Because its rating at 12V, not 120V. I don't know what mains system you're going to use, but I know you'll be using ~12V.
Okay. I think I understand now. On breaker boxes, do the breakers read for 220V or 110V? I thought residentials get 220V, and it gets split/halved at the box or something. I should have tried learning more about this stuff a long time ago. I am assuming that 15A breaker is for 110V? Is that correct? It's normal USA wiring, as I understand it. Built new in 2006. A quick look at the breaker box shows 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, and even a 40A. And it looks like the 30s and 40 take up a double-slot in the breaker box. So those are maybe 220V?
I have an S7 coming within the next 7 hours FedEx. So I am trying to learn what I can as quickly as possible. I could kick the fools who wired this house -- as the two back rooms are both on the same 15A breaker -- which is where the router comes in. And the master BR is on a 20A for itself. SMH