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Historical OEM support reference Bitmain SHA-256 PRO

Bitmain Antminer S17 multi-mode reference

Official Antminer S17 normal-mode reference covering 50-53 TH/s, 2,250-2,385 W, 42-45 J/TH and exact physical and operating boundaries.

Hashrate 50-53 TH/s
Power 2,250-2,385 W
Efficiency
Noise 82 dB

Quick answer

The Bitmain Antminer S17 multi-mode reference is a Bitcoin miner rated about 50-53 TH/s at roughly 2,250 W (about 42 J/TH).

Full Specifications

Full technical specifications for this miner.
Model Bitmain Antminer S17 multi-mode reference
Model Number Antminer S17
Manufacturer Bitmain
Algorithm SHA-256
Hashrate 50-53 TH/s
Power Consumption 2,250-2,385 W
Noise Level 82 dB
Chip Count 144
Cooling Air
Voltage Range 200-240 V AC
Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C
Dimensions 298.2 x 178 x 296.6 mm
Weight 9.5 kg net
Interface RJ45 Ethernet
Status Historical OEM support reference

Official multi-mode reference: Bitmain’s Antminer S17 specification identifies normal-mode 50 and 53 TH/s lanes. Their rated wall power is 2,250 and 2,385 W, with 42 and 45 J/TH respectively. Hashrate tolerance is ±6%, wall power ±7%, and efficiency ±10%.

Normal-mode lane Rated wall power Rated efficiency
50 TH/s 2,250 W 42 J/TH
53 TH/s 2,385 W 45 J/TH

The OEM document also publishes low-power operating ranges. Those are mode-specific manufacturer tables, not permission to treat arbitrary frequency/power points as verified tuning presets.

Physical and operating reference

The official specification lists three hashboards and 144 ASIC chips, 298.2 × 178 × 296.6 mm dimensions, 9.5 kg net weight, and 82 dBA. Operating temperature is 0–40°C and relative humidity is 10–95% non-condensing.

Identity correction

A former 56 TH/s S17 page is not retained as an exact OEM S17 lane. The official S17 Pro matrix includes a 56T lane, but that does not permit relabeling an S17 as S17 Pro. Confirm the complete physical nameplate before parts or firmware work.

Firmware, control board, and repair

Model and hashrate alone do not establish the installed controller, firmware branch, recovery medium, hashboard revision, or repair topology.

Primary source: Bitmain S17 specification. Reviewed August 27, 2026.