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Bitmain Antminer T17 official reference ASIC miner reference image
Historical OEM support reference Bitmain SHA-256 PRO

Bitmain Antminer T17 official reference

Official Antminer T17 reference: 40 TH/s, 2,200 W, 55 J/TH, three boards, 90 chips and exact physical and repair boundaries.

Hashrate 40 TH/s
Power 2,200 W
Calculated nominal efficiency 55 J/TH
Noise 82 dB

Quick answer

The Bitmain Antminer T17 official reference is a Bitcoin miner rated about 40 TH/s at roughly 2,200 W (about 55 J/TH).

Full Specifications

Full technical specifications for this miner.
Model Bitmain Antminer T17 official reference
Model Number Antminer T17
Manufacturer Bitmain
Algorithm SHA-256
Hashrate 40 TH/s
Power Consumption 2,200 W
Calculated nominal efficiency 55 J/TH
Noise Level 82 dB
Chip Count 90
Cooling Air
Voltage Range 200-240 V AC
Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C
Dimensions 298.2 x 178 x 296.7 mm
Weight 9.73 kg net
Interface RJ45 Ethernet
Status Historical OEM support reference

Official exact-model reference: Bitmain documents the Antminer T17 at 40 TH/s ±5%, 2,200 W ±7%, and 55 J/TH ±7%.

Physical and operating reference

The official specification lists three hashboards and 90 ASIC chips, 298.2 × 178 × 296.7 mm dimensions, 9.73 kg net weight, and 82 dBA. Operating temperature is 0–40°C and relative humidity is 10–95% non-condensing.

Exact-name boundary

T17, T17+, and T17e are separate identities. A shared prefix does not establish the same performance matrix, PSU, controller, hashboard, firmware image, recovery method, or parts fitment. Do not infer S17 compatibility from the enclosure generation.

Firmware, control board, and repair

The exact physical board and installed version must govern firmware and recovery. Hashrate alone is not a board identifier.

Evidence boundary

The cited product specification gives a chip count but does not name the ASIC model. This reference does not publish a chip designation, domain map, rail target, launch price, current lifecycle status, or tuning curve without separate primary repair or bench evidence.

Primary source: Bitmain T17 specification. Reviewed August 27, 2026.

Primary evidence and scope

Reviewed: 2026-08-27. Links establish only the fields named by their source scope; current economics, availability, support, and network compatibility are not inferred.