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Antminer Slim Edition (S17) ASIC miner specifications and profitability image
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Antminer Slim Edition (S17)

Custom compact build based on S17. Reduced noise vs stock but still requires 240V and dedicated ventilation.

Taux de hachage 50 TH/s
Puissance 2,000 W
Efficiency 40 J/TH
Bruit 70 dB

Professional-Grade Miner

This miner draws 2,000W and produces 70 dB of noise — it is designed for dedicated mining environments, not living spaces. Professional-grade miners deliver the highest hashrate and revenue per unit but require proper infrastructure: a 240V circuit, adequate ventilation or exhaust ducting, and a space where noise is not a concern (garage, basement, warehouse, or outdoor enclosure).

For home miners looking for a quieter alternative, consider our Bitcoin Space Heater builds or explore open-source miners like the Bitaxe that are purpose-built for residential environments.

Circuit Requirement 240V dedicated circuit

Heater-Class Miner

At 2,000W, this miner outputs approximately 6824 BTU/hr of heat — equivalent to a standard electric space heater. Every watt consumed by an ASIC miner is converted to heat with 100% efficiency, making it a space heater that also mines Bitcoin.

During heating season, miner heat can offset part of the heat a room would otherwise need from another electric heater. The economics depend on your electricity rate, room heat demand, BTC price, network difficulty, and noise constraints.

Heat Output 6824 BTU/hr
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Calculateur de rentabilité

$63,143
Daily BTC Mined --
Breakeven Electricity $0.0298/kWh
Cost to Mine 1 BTC --
Network Hashrate Share --
Break-even Estimate --
Period Revenue Electricity Cost Profit
Daily $1.43 $3.36 $-1.93
Weekly $10.00 $23.52 $-13.52
Monthly $42.85 $100.80 $-57.95
Yearly $521.33 $1,226.40 $-705.07

Where to Buy the Antminer Slim Edition (S17)

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Full Specifications

Model Antminer Slim Edition (S17)
Model Number Slim S17
Manufacturer D-Central
Algorithme SHA-256
Coins Mined Bitcoin (BTC)
Taux de hachage 50 TH/s
Consommation électrique 2,000 W
Efficiency 40 J/TH
Niveau de bruit 70 dB
Chip Model BM1397
Chip Count 96
Cooling Air
Voltage Range 200-240V AC
Operating Temperature 0-40°C
Dimensions 340x170x260
Weight 7.5
Interface Ethernet
BTU Output 6824 BTU/hr
Equivalent Heater Equal to a 2,000W space heater
Daily Power Cost $3.36/day
Monthly Power Cost $100.80/mo
Circuit Requirement 240V circuit required
Release Date 2022-06-01
MSRP $600.00
Status Active

Custom Power Profiles

With custom firmware like DCENT_OS, this miner can be tuned across a wide range of power levels. Lower wattage improves efficiency and reduces electricity costs; higher wattage increases hashrate at the expense of efficiency.

Wattage Taux de hachage Efficiency
960 W 38 TH/s 25.3 J/TH
1,210 W 43 TH/s 28.1 J/TH
1,485 W 48 TH/s 30.9 J/TH
1,750 W 53 TH/s 33 J/TH
2,100 W 58 TH/s 36.2 J/TH
2,480 W 62 TH/s 40 J/TH
2,850 W 67 TH/s 42.5 J/TH
3,240 W 72 TH/s 45 J/TH

Actual performance varies by individual unit silicon quality, ambient temperature, and cooling configuration. These operating points are achievable with custom tuning firmware such as DCENT_OS; values are calculated at runtime by the autotuner, not fixed presets.

Home Mining Assessment

42 /100
Fair
Bruit 70 dB
Loud - garage or basement recommended
Heat Output 2,000W / 6824 BTU
Significant heat - good as a space heater
Power Draw 2,000W (2.0kW)
240V outlet recommended

Custom compact build based on S17. Reduced noise vs stock but still requires 240V and dedicated ventilation.

The Antminer Slim Edition (S17) is a SHA-256 cryptocurrency miner manufactured by D-Central. It delivers a hashrate of 50 TH/s with a power consumption of 2000W, achieving an efficiency of 40 J/TH.

Built on the BM1397 ASIC chip, uses air cooling, operates at 70 dB noise level, weighs 7.5 kg, measures 340x170x260.

With a home mining score of 42/100, this miner is moderately suitable for residential use. It produces 6824 BTU/h of heat output, making it effective for supplemental space heating.

At 40 J/TH, the Antminer Slim Edition (S17) sits in the previous-generation efficiency tier; it runs best where electricity is inexpensive, or as a dual-purpose heat source.

Its waste heat (around 6824 BTU/h) can be ducted into a room, turning money you would otherwise spend on heating into hashrate.

View detailed specifications, real-time profitability calculations, and comparison data for the Antminer Slim Edition (S17) in our comprehensive ASIC miner database.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the current mining economics for the Antminer Slim Edition (S17)?

At $0.07/kWh, the Antminer Slim Edition (S17) currently shows an estimated daily net cost of $1.93 before pool fees and hardware cost. Lower electricity rates, network changes, BTC price changes, or useful heat recovery can change the result.

Can I mine Bitcoin at home with the Antminer Slim Edition (S17)?

The Antminer Slim Edition (S17) has a home mining score of 42/100. With 70 dB noise and 2,000W power draw, it may require a dedicated space like a garage, basement, or outdoor enclosure. Consider noise insulation and proper ventilation.

Can the Antminer Slim Edition (S17) heat my home?

The Antminer Slim Edition (S17) outputs approximately 6824 BTU/hr of heat. For reference, a typical space heater produces 5,000-5,500 BTU/hr. All electrical energy consumed by the miner is converted to heat, making it 100% efficient as a heater. D-Central offers Bitcoin Space Heater builds designed specifically for home heating integration.

What power supply does the Antminer Slim Edition (S17) need?

The Antminer Slim Edition (S17) draws 2,000W of power. You need a power supply rated for at least 2,200W with appropriate voltage (200-240V AC). D-Central stocks compatible power supplies in our shop. Always use a quality PSU from a reputable manufacturer to protect the miner and wiring.