Canaan Avalon owner hub: audited models and evidence boundaries

Evidence-gated Avalon A-series owner hub: identify the complete printed model and suffix, exact factory bin, PSU/nameplate voltage, installed firmware, and current fault before selecting specifications, downloads, parts, or repair procedures.

This directory currently promotes twenty-one audited model identities across legacy A11 Pro, A12 through A16, air, immersion, hydro, and Avalon Home lines. It also routes six legacy support references whose performance matrices remain outside the audited structured set until exact primary evidence is recovered.

Legacy modular Avalon 7/8/9 evidence-limited references

Modular-generation boundary: these manufacturer-code identities do not establish the former performance triples or cross-model controller, AUC, PSU, module, parts, or firmware compatibility. All four intentionally emit no product-model schema and route service through exact labels and generation evidence.

Legacy A10 evidence-limited support references

A10 containment boundary: these two references intentionally emit no product-model schema. The former A1066 3,250 W/65 J/TH and A1047 37T/2,380 W/64.3 J/TH values are withheld pending exact manufacturer specifications. Standalone PSU values and neighboring A10/A11 fields are not substituted.

Audited legacy A11 Pro references

Legacy evidence boundary: A1146 Pro remains an identity-only reference because the manufacturer roster confirms its 63T bin but does not supply an exact performance matrix. Standalone PSU input data is not substituted for miner input data. Firmware, PSU, controller, and hashboard compatibility must be proven for the exact model and revision.

Audited A12 and A13 references

Audited A14 references

A14 evidence boundary: Canaan’s A1446-133T page conflicts internally on model and power, while the 153T record identifies A1466I in its title and images. Neither record is normalized into these air-cooled references. The exact A14 listings cited here do not publish fan count, noise, or operating-temperature limits.

Audited A15 and A16 references

A15/A16 evidence table

Model	Verified lanes	Wall power	Unresolved installation fields
A15	194, 200 TH/s	3,647 / 3,760 W	Input voltage
A15Pro	215, 218, 221 TH/s	3,662 W	Input voltage
A15XP	206 TH/s exact; 209T conflict record	3,667 W at 206T; 209T source conflict	Input voltage; one normalized 209T power
A16	282 TH/s	3,900 W	Input voltage, fan count, noise, net weight
A16XP	300 TH/s	3,850 W	Input voltage, fan count, noise, net weight

Audited A1566 cooling-class references

Cooling-class boundary: A1566 air, A1566I immersion, and A1566HA hydro are separate identities. Do not transfer electrical, cooling, physical, or firmware assumptions across suffixes. Conflicting A15-labelled A1566 air records and conflicting A1566I 270/273T power records are withheld. The A1566HA exact listings omit facility electrical and liquid-loop design fields, and only its 500T listing publishes a 35–50°C inlet-coolant range.

Audited Avalon Home references

Home-device boundary: Nano 3 and Nano 3S publish 28 V device-side DC, not wall-side mains input. Adapter compatibility depends on the exact regional adapter and model. Their displayed efficiency values conflict with max-power arithmetic and selectable-mode behavior, so no normalized efficiency is emitted. Avalon Q’s accessible exact source does not publish voltage, dimensions, weight, noise, fan count, or operating temperature.

Fast identity and electrical table

Model	Verified bins	Wall power	Input boundary
A1246	83, 90, 93 TH/s	3,420 W	185–285 V AC
A1326	103, 115 TH/s	3,520 W	Not published by the cited exact-bin listings; verify nameplates
A1346	107, 110, 113, 120, 123 TH/s	3,300–3,570 W	Exact listing: either 185–285 V or 200–300 V AC
A1366	130 TH/s	3,250 W	185–285 V AC

Why the exact suffix matters

A generic 200–240 V label is wrong for this audited set. A1246 and A1366 listings specify 185–285 V. A1346 listings span both 185–285 V and 200–300 V depending on the exact lane. The reviewed A1326, A15, A15Pro, A15XP, A16, and A16XP listings omit input voltage, so this hub does not borrow a value from a neighboring model.

Before installation, match the full nameplate and PSU, then verify available voltage, circuit protection, conductors, connectors, airflow, and local requirements with qualified guidance. This page does not design a branch circuit.

Firmware, management, and recovery

Canaan directs owners to select the exact product in its firmware and document picker. FMS, Avalonbuddy, and AvalonUpgradeTool are documented workflows; they do not make packages interchangeable across models or revisions.

1. Record the complete suffix, installed version, controller information, logs, and symptom.
2. Choose only an exact matching model resource from Canaan.
3. Follow the matching Canaan method and stop if the package scope is ambiguous.
4. For no boot, electrical, thermal, fan, hashboard, network, or interrupted-upgrade symptoms, request Avalon diagnosis.

Evidence and catalog policy

Former duplicate “AvalonMiner” and “AvalonMiner Made” records now resolve to the exact canonical model page. Chip family, chips per board, controller generation, internal voltage domains, tuning behavior, economics, and generic home suitability are not inferred from nearby products.

The official A1346 126T page currently contains conflicting headline and body power figures, so that lane is withheld rather than silently normalized. The A15XP 209T page similarly conflicts between its headline and body power values. Nano efficiency conflicts are preserved as source/mode boundaries. The A1366 source uses a legacy URL containing “A1346” while its page title, images, and specification body identify A1366; each source quirk is disclosed on the exact profile.

Primary owner routes

• Canaan firmware and document picker
• Canaan download guidance
• Canaan firmware-upgrade methods

Every exact-bin profile links its matching manufacturer listings. Reviewed August 27, 2026.