Quote from: may142012 on November 25, 2017, 03:20:27 AM

Quote from: Sfitzjava on November 25, 2017, 02:31:22 AM

Quote from: may142012 on November 25, 2017, 01:34:11 AM

- The power supply (Bitmain's APW3++) is working as well as all pins
- I am using a power cable 10A - 250v.

Results: If i plug the PSU more than 2 hashboards, the miner will begin to reset every 5 secs, then loop.

Where are you? The US, UK, Asia??
Power is different all over.

If the US, then is your outlet 220-240v or 120v
If you use it for everyday electronics then its 120v

Since your miner is cycling and the breaker isnt popping then you dont have enough power gong to the unit.
While the cord may be rated your outlet may be under powering.

Hope that helps.
Sfitz

I am living in USA, if i use a converter like this, does it work?

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/3GYAAOSwkLhaAsB7/s-l1600.jpg

I have two D3s, if i contact a electrician, what should i tell him? What else do i need for him to install? Does anyone know how much amps, volts, and watts for one d3 and bitman's psu?

I would have an electrician come in and install a 240v circuit with at least 30a breakers. Then have 2 plugs rated at at least 15a.
Then make sure to have the outlet have a plug to match your cable. There are many types of 220-240v outlets so double check what the put it.

That converter can be more dangerous and costly than a couple hours of time for a licensed electrician.
Also make sure your house has enough service (amps, room for breakers).

The electricity and heat of these miners is nothing to be playing with at home without some onsite help.
I took IEEE courses in college and physics in high school so I think I have know what I am doing..however .probably not. Wink

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