$60.99 CAD
Antminer S19 shroud with an 8-inch outlet and a full chassis-end wrap: capture the whole exhaust face, then carry it down a duct wide enough for an inline fan and a long run. Made to order in PETG in Montreal, Quebec.
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Capture and carry are two separate problems. This Antminer S19 shroud solves both: a shell that encloses the whole exhaust end of the chassis, and a 203.2 mm collar wide enough that the run downstream never becomes the reason the heat stays in the room.
It is the configuration for an install that has somewhere specific to send the exhaust — through a wall, into a workshop, up to a heat-recovery loop, out a window on the far side of the room. Long routes, elbows and inline fans all take their cut of what the fans produce, and starting the run at 8 inches is the one decision that buys headroom for all of them at once.
One continuous PETG shell, drawn in-house, 296.8 mm across and 190 mm tall.
Wraps the complete exhaust end of the Antminer S19 and the S19 XP rather than sitting on the two 120 mm fan flanges, and terminates in a standard 8-inch collar that mates with 8-inch inline fans, couplers, elbows and window ports without an adapter.
In a shallow rack the 6-inch wrap is the more compact body.
Enclosing the chassis end removes the easy escape paths, which means more of the machine’s output now has to go through the collar. Pairing that with a narrow duct would move the restriction from the shroud to the pipe and hand back part of what the wrap just gained. Eight inches keeps the wide part wide from the chassis all the way to the penetration.
Downstream matters as much as the collar. A long-radius elbow turns air at a fraction of the pressure cost of a tight mitred bend, and 8-inch fittings let you route around a room without stacking losses. If the last opening in the wall is 6 inches, reduce there — at the end, where the air has already done its travelling.
| Fits | Antminer S19 and Antminer S19 XP — full chassis-end wrap |
|---|---|
| Intake | 2 × 120 mm fans |
| Outlet | 8″ duct collar (203.2 mm) |
| Footprint | 296.8 × 213.5 × 190 mm |
| Material | PETG |
| Colour | Black or orange PETG |
| Construction | Single continuous body — no assembly, no fasteners, no glued joints |
| Design files | Open source, CC BY-SA 4.0 — free to download, use, modify and redistribute |
| Download | STL, licence and installation guide (ZIP) — listed on the model card |
| Made | To order in Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
| SKU | DC-SHR-S19W-8 |
D-Central drew this shell and D-Central gives it away. The 8-inch S19 wrap file is published under CC BY-SA 4.0 at the 3D models download center, free to download, modify, remix, print and sell — including commercially, including by people who compete with us. An open ducting standard is worth more to this industry than a proprietary one.
Take it from the card for this model or from the ZIP, which carries the STL, the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence and the installation and safety guide. D-Central Technologies drew it; the licence hands it on.
This listing is the finished shell, produced to order in black or orange PETG and shipped from Montreal, Quebec. The files stay free whatever happens to this listing; buying the part, or D-Central’s fund page, is what funds the next body we draw.
Everything in the chain is mapped on the D-Central shroud and ducting system page.
Because the point of a full wrap is to send all of the heat somewhere deliberate, and a 6-inch pipe on a long, bendy route works against that. Take the 6-inch wrap when the exit is close, straight and space is tight; take this one otherwise.
Yes, and an 8-inch collar is the right place to start if you plan to. Clamp the fan to the collar directly or put a short length of duct between the two so the fan is not hanging off the machine. Boost the run, do not restrict it — the fan should be pulling through duct at least as wide as the collar.
Run 8-inch from the shroud and drop to 6-inch at the penetration with the 8″ to 6″ duct reducer. Necking down at the far end of a run costs much less than starting narrow at the collar.
Not through this body. On the S19 the power supply sits beside the chassis rather than inside it, outside the plane this wrap encloses, so it takes a duct of its own rather than sharing this collar.
Measure first: the body occupies 296.8 × 213.5 × 190 mm. It is one of the larger bodies in the line and shelf spacing on shop-built racks varies wildly.
| Weight | 546 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 29.68 × 21.35 × 19 cm |
| Colour | Black, Orange |
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