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Bitmain Antminer KS5 Standard 20T kHeavyHash official reference

Official Antminer KS5 Standard reference: 20 TH/s, 3,000 W and 150 J/T on kHeavyHash with a single 20 A input at 220–277 V and exact PSU/cord scope.

KHeavyHash hashrate20 TH/s ±3%
OEM power3000 W ±5%
Native efficiency150 J/TH ±5%

Quick answer

The Bitmain Antminer KS5 Standard 20T kHeavyHash official reference is a KHeavyHash miner rated about 20 TH/s at roughly 3,000 W.

Full Specifications

Full technical specifications for this miner.
Model Bitmain Antminer KS5 Standard 20T kHeavyHash official reference
Model Number Antminer KS5 version KS1-20 Sub: Std
Manufacturer Bitmain
Algorithm KHeavyHash
Hashrate 20 TH/s
Power Consumption 3,000 W
Efficiency 150 J/TH
Noise Level 76 dB
Cooling Air
Voltage Range 220-277 V AC; 47-63 Hz; one 20 A input wire; adapted AC output power 4000 W
Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C
Dimensions 400 x 195 x 290 mm
Weight 15.8 kg net
Interface RJ45 Ethernet 10/100M
Status OEM support reference

Exact OEM reference: Antminer KS5 version KS1-20, sub-model Std, is a kHeavyHash miner. Its manufacturer-supported lane is 20 TH/s. Hashrate and efficiency are scoped only to kHeavyHash.

Model identity Algorithm Typical hashrate Typical wall power at 25°C Typical wall efficiency at 25°C
KS5 / KS1-20 / Std kHeavyHash / KAS 20 TH/s; actual ±3% 3,000 W; actual ±5% 150 J/T; actual ±5%, on kHeavyHash

The OEM’s J/T efficiency is algorithm-specific. It must not be compared numerically with another proof-of-work algorithm.

Single-input electrical and power boundary

AC input 220–277 V AC, 47–63 Hz
Maximum input current 20 A
Input arrangement One 20 A input wire
Adapted AC output-power requirement 4,000 W; Bitmain strongly recommends that miner wall power not exceed this value
KS5-only PSU roster APW171215a/c or PW380a/b/c
KS5-only cord roster C20-P13, included
Network RJ45 Ethernet 10/100M

This is a single-input 220–277 V machine. Do not inherit the KS3’s 200–240 V dual-wire arrangement. Wrong input voltage can damage the server.

This high-power equipment requires a qualified installation. Verify the exact KS5 Std, PSU, inlet and cord labels; supply voltage and frequency; circuit capacity; continuous-load treatment; protection; conductors; connector; disconnecting means; grounding; and applicable requirements before energizing it. The manufacturer roster is scoped only to KS5 and does not establish compatibility with KS5 Pro, another miner, or another PSU or cord revision.

Physical, acoustic, and environmental specification

Sound 76 dBA at 25°C with fan at maximum RPM
Miner dimensions 400 × 195 × 290 mm
Packaged dimensions 570 × 316 × 430 mm
Net / gross weight 15.8 kg / 17.7 kg
Operating temperature 0–40°C
Storage temperature -20–70°C
Operating humidity 10–90% RH, non-condensing
Operating altitude Up to 2,000 m

From 900 m to 2,000 m, reduce the highest permitted operating temperature by 1°C for every 300 m increase in altitude.

Firmware, support, diagnostics, and repair

  1. Record the exact KS5 / KS1-20 / Std identity and every installed board, PSU, inlet, connector, and cord label.
  2. Use Bitmain’s official firmware selector; select the exact KS5 model and installed revision, then read the complete package description.
  3. Use the official KS5 support hub for the current manual, setup, reset, firmware, troubleshooting, and repair routes.
  4. For power, zero-hashrate, fan, temperature, firmware, control-board, or hashboard-signal symptoms, start with Bitmain’s ANTMINER failure diagnostic guide.

Evidence boundaries: no ASIC identity/count, process, control-board identity, board architecture, tuning range, residential or heat-reuse recommendation, economics, release date, or cross-model firmware, PSU, cord, connector, board, fan, or parts compatibility is asserted. No cross-algorithm comparison is made.

Primary sources: Bitmain’s KS5 specification, PSU and cord roster, official firmware selector, KS5 support hub, and diagnostic guide linked above. Reviewed August 28, 2026.