Apologies, missed such important point.

Rīga, Latvia, Europe.

Hello!

Want to sell used 20ft mining container.

20ft container as a base;
2x 2.5kW fans;
Around 50 double electrical outlets;
Electrical distribution box with +- 50 20A fuses;
Shelves;
Side grills (resistant to water);
Filters at the air input side;
Network - Mikrotik LTE router + 4* Mikrotik 24 port switches, according amount of LAN cables;
Alarm system.

Limiting factor regarding capacity is cooling, therefore maximum amount of devices you can place shouldn't / can't exceed around 100kW of power.
Therefore you can put 100kW worth of GPU rigs, ASICs or a mix of them.

Price: 3500EUR + VAT
The manufacturing cost (parts + labour) was more than 20k EUR.

Pictures:






Here is a video as well.

Hi!

Short specifications:

20ft regular height sea cargo container base;
Nominal max. power consumption - 745kW;
Space for up to 162 ASICs (Canaan Avalon 10** series, Bitmain Antminer 17, 19 series or similar design);
Designed for 400V 3 phase connection;
Cooling - without additional fans, separated cold / hot air zones;

Read more about our containers in data sheet here.

Location:
Riga, Latvia, shipping worldwide possible.

Price:
Regular price: €27'099‬ (€22'499 (base price) + €3'000 (LAN option) + €800 (access control system) + €800 (temperature monitoring system));
Special price: €16'999
Additional bonus - it's available straight away - usual manufacturing / lead time for 20ft mining container: 1 month, however, we have these 2 containers in stock.

Seems to be pretty fire proof and weather resistant. 

OP, did you manage to manufacture the container?

You can take a look at shipping container solutions.

Our 40ft model (not on the website at the moment) would fit around 400 ASICs.
https://powerminingshop.com

We are using the same type of louvre type grills that are used in commercial building ventilation systems, therefore water from rain doesn't get in.

Here you can see the side ventilation grills cross section - should make everything clear.
https://imgur.com/RSQABfi

But question is spot on, thanks! 

New videos in our YouTube channel about GPU104 and ASIC184 containers.

If necessary, we can manufacture 40ft containers (roughly double the size, double the price)

Our Mobile Mining Units before 2000km trip 🚛 to the location of the client. 👾

https://failiem.lv/u/t7pwwx9g#/view/Container+-+184+160.jpg

Right side - ASIC-184 (for <184 ASICs)
Left side - PM160 (for <160 ASICs)

ASIC-184 MMU improvements over PM160:

• Increased cooling area
  
• Improved miner placement
  

Well, it depends on what GPU rack size you prefer and also the type of cards that are put in. For example, you could put 8 1080ti's per rack and stack 96 racks together, meaning that you get 8*96=768 cards for which the very maximum (120%) capacity is approximately 259 W, resulting in a cumulative maximum power consumption of around 200 kW

Yes, we do ! You can check its specifications here https://powerminingshop.com/products/90-gpu-rack-mobile-mining-unit-container-800-gpus

We are selling cryptocurrency Mining containers aka Mobile Mining Units

Some use cases:
One MMU can contain up to 160 S9i 14TH/s Antminers, with the total power consumption of 232.2kw and Total hashrate of 2.24 PH/s for mining Bitcoin
OR 160 Z9 mini Antminers, with the total power consumption of 48kw and Total hashrate of 1600k Sol/s
OR 160 L3++ Antminers, with the total power consumption of 165.8kw and Total hashrate of 92.8 GH/s in the case of Litecoin
Generally, we can support the following ASIC miners: Bitmain Antminer S9, S9i, L3+, Z9 mini, X3, T9+, A3; Canaan Avalon 841; Halong Mining Dragonmint T1 and others.


About the container itself:
There is an electricity distribution box (380/400V 3 phase input with 630A S1 main switch, 80 16A fuses);
Electricity outlet distribution (80x2 230V Schuko type outlets);
Shelving system (8 rows of shelves);
Base model air filters (G4 type).
Cooling solution: direct cold air inlet, hot air outlet (conventional cooling using ASIC miner fans.)

Size: regular 20ft DC shipping container.
It costs €19,999.00,

Shipping

Anywhere in the world

Some pictures of the inside:
https://imgur.com/a/ddzYCoi
Pictures of the outer interior
https://imgur.com/a/1Z1AunS

Container on our website:
https://powerminingshop.com/products/160-asic-power-mining-mobile-mining-unit-container-240kw

If you have any questions or want to contact us further, feel free to PM or send an email to info@powerminingfarm.com or contact on TG: https://t.me/Power_Mining

Our team made a video last week showcasing some of the features of our 160 ASIC crypto mining container. For those interested: https://youtu.be/h5RSagisEO8

Currently we are providing mining hosting service in our containers - so ROI calculation in this case depends on the terms you give to your hosting clients

The price for the MMU itself starts from 20k EUR + options.
The ROI when you would pack the container with miners yourself would greatly variate.
For example - if one would place 160 L3+ and would have 0.15$ electricity price - the mining process would actually provide huge losses to the miner.
However, if packed with S9s / Avalon 841s / Z9 with cheap (>0.05$) electricity - the financial situation looks way better.

Just took some new pictures from one of the hosting containers:

We are based in Rīga, Latvija, however, our mining equipment lies in an undisclosed location  
Nonetheless, we wanted to share some information about our mining containers (aka Mobile Mining Units) that we are proud to say we built ourselves.

Here are some pictures of our newest container:
https://imgur.com/a/1Z1AunS
 
Some use cases:
One MMU can contain up to 160 S9i 14TH/s Antminers, with the total power consumption of 232.2kw and Total hashrate of 2.24 PH/s for mining Bitcoin
OR 160 Z9 mini Antminers, with the total power consumption of 48kw and Total hashrate of 1600k Sol/s
OR 160 L3++ Antminers, with the total power consumption of 165.8kw and Total hashrate of 92.8 GH/s in the case of Litecoin
Generally, we can support the following ASIC miners: Bitmain Antminer S9, S9i, L3+, Z9 mini, X3, T9+, A3; Canaan Avalon 841; Halong Mining Dragonmint T1 and others.


About the container itself:
There is an electricity distribution box (380/400V 3 phase input with 630A S1 main switch, 80 16A fuses);
Electricity outlet distribution (80x2 230V Schuko type outlets);
Shelving system (8 rows of shelves);
Base model air filters (G4 type).
Cooling solution: direct cold air inlet, hot air outlet (conventional cooling using ASIC miner fans.)

Size: regular 20ft DC shipping container.

Some pictures of the inside:
https://imgur.com/a/ClgmGuO

Container in our website:
https://powerminingshop.com/products/160-asic-power-mining-mobile-mining-unit-container-240kw

Challenges - Obviously, the biggest challenge, as for most of the miners is finding the most cost-minimizing electricity solution
Also, some of the miners might stop working, but that can be dealt with rather quickly thanks to our monitoring system

We are based in Rīga, Latvija, however, our mining equipment lies in an undisclosed location  
Nonetheless, we wanted to share some of our mining containers (aka Mobile Mining Units) that we are proud to say we built ourselves.

Here are some pictures of our newest container:
https://imgur.com/a/1Z1AunS
 
Specs:
One MMU contains 160  S9i 14TH/s Antminers, with the total power consumption of 232.2kw and Total hashrate of 2.24 PH/s

About the container itself:
There is an electricity distribution box (380/400V 3 phase input with 630A S1 main switch, 80 16A fuses);
Electricity outlet distribution (80x2 230V Schuko type outlets);
Shelving system (8 rows of shelves);
Base model air filters (G4 type).
Cooling solution: direct cold air inlet, hot air outlet (conventional cooling using ASIC miner fans.)

Size: 2.43 x 2.59 x 6.06m (regular 20ft DC shipping container).

Some pictures of the inside:
https://imgur.com/a/ClgmGuO

Link to the container on our website - https://powerminingshop.com/products/160-asic-power-mining-mobile-mining-unit-container-240kw?variant=8709835882543

Challenges - Obviously, the biggest challenge, as for most of the miners is finding the most cost-minimizing electricity solution
Also, some of the miners might stop working, but that can be dealth with rather quickly thanks to our monitoring system

It depends! The question is whether your revenues from mining will be larger than hosting costs. If you have a strong initial investment and are looking for some steady(er) income, you definitely could start mining but keep in mind that you are entering in a bear market, which is somewhat saturated with miners already. People renting planes full of GPUs to reduce transportation costs for instance.

If you really want to, you'll have to decide which coin to mine and which would generally be the one you see growing in value in the future. Look at GPU prices, their hashing power, and electricity consumption / costs. There are many different ways to do mining nowadays - not only the traditional setting up a rig at home, but also cloud mining or paying a fee for a company to host ASIC miners and so on. Look into it!

Here is an article our company wrote a few weeks back if you are interested, looking at the actual numbers of doing mining in 2018: https://medium.com/@power_mining/how-advantageous-is-the-power-mining-hosting-service-compared-to-mining-at-home-94c7db4cae95

L3+ miners got to go, price update!

We usually build 20ft containers but we can make a 40ft container as well.
Feel free to contact us - info (at) powermining.lv

https://medium.com/@power_mining/new-asics-specific-mmu-presented-and-transported-to-a-powerhouse-d9d8a7103f88

All S9s from Bitmain shop are sold out currently, however, we still have 14th/s S9s in stock.