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This seems like a pretty cool idea: instead of building the whole water heater, just replace the heating element with a bitcoin miner:

They say it's a DIY installation.

And there's an app:

They also have a thread on X with some details:

What do you say, SN miner people? Is this the Bitcoin water heater revolution?

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so, the ASIC chips are stuck right into the water tank...? Unsure

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277 sats \ 1 reply \ @Wumbo 22 Oct

This is great they made it into a existing form factor.

I am curious to see the power source.

What does the ac to dc convertor look like?

From the below picture it would appear to be small.

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Looks awesome 🔥

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223 sats \ 0 replies \ @jasonb 22 Oct
What do you say, SN miner people? Is this the Bitcoin water heater revolution?

Hell yeah and hell yeah respectively!

I am a little interested to know how they're getting 12J/Th. Aren't BM1370s typically 15J/Th? They must have developed some very serious auto-tuning software.

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Looks like it!

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Beautiful 😍

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Great idea.

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133 sats \ 0 replies \ @justin_shocknet 22 Oct -420 sats

Form factor is brilliant, plug and play. The waste heat at-loss mining prophecy will be fulfilled.

Standard element is only $50 or so, so about $850 in premium, according to Grok math the payback is 2-3 years. Element should last 5-10.