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ASIC PSU ↔ Miner Fitment Matrix: Will This PSU Power That Miner?

Quick answer

Whether a power supply can run a given Antminer comes down to two things: does it deliver enough watts, and does it deliver them at the voltage you actually have on the wall. The catch most people miss is that PSU wattage is voltage-conditional — an APW3++ puts out 1600 W on a 240 V circuit but only about 1200 W on 120 V, so it comfortably runs a 1400 W S9 on 240 V yet under-powers that same S9 on 120 V. The matrix below checks every miner against each Bitmain PSU at the correct wall voltage, using wattages sourced from our PSU reference.

A green ✓ means the PSU has enough watts at that voltage. This is a wattage + input-voltage check only — you must still use the correct PSU-to-miner cabling/connector for the model. Modern S19/S21-class miners need 200–240 V and a 3300 W-plus PSU; they cannot be run on 120 V.

Miner (wall watts) APW3/APW3++1600 W@240V · 1200 W@120V APW51500 W@240V APW71800 W@240V · 1000 W@120V APW93600 W@240V APW9+3600 W@240V APW12 (1215)3600 W@240V APW12 (1417)3600 W@240V APW17 (1215)3600 W@240V
Antminer S91400 W · runs on 120/240 V ✓ 240 V · ⚠ 120 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V · ⚠ 120 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V
Antminer T193150 W · needs 240 V ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V
Antminer S193250 W · needs 240 V ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V
Antminer S19 Pro3245 W · needs 240 V ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V
Antminer S19j Pro3050 W · needs 240 V ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V
Antminer S19j Pro+3355 W · needs 240 V ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V
Antminer S19k Pro2760 W · needs 240 V ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V
Antminer S21 Pro3531 W · needs 240 V ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V
Antminer S21 XP3645 W · needs 240 V ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ⚠ tight (240 V) ⚠ tight (240 V) ⚠ tight (240 V) ⚠ tight (240 V) ⚠ tight (240 V)
Antminer L3+800 W · runs on 120/240 V ✓ 120 V & 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 120 V & 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V
Antminer L73425 W · needs 240 V ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✗ underpowered ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V ✓ 240 V

How to read it. Each cell compares the miner’s wall watts against the PSU’s output at that wall voltage: ✓ 120 V & 240 V = enough on either; ✓ 240 V = enough on a 200–240 V circuit; ⚠ derate = runs but throttles at 120 V; ✗ = underpowered even at 240 V. 120 V wattages are only shown where the PSU reference states one; 240 V-only PSUs (APW9/APW12/APW17) have no 120 V figure by design. This is a watts + input-voltage check — confirm the exact PSU connector/cabling for your model, and see per-miner power requirements and the service-capacity planner. Not an electrical stamp.

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Last reviewed July 21, 2026.