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I’ve looked at some gas setups for large farm greenhouses, but if you are just considering a small greenhouse it’s a lot more reasonable. The heat is pretty dry (about 30-40% humidity) so you would need to consider that. Depending on the number of machines you want will define your setup costs. There are a few greenhouse miners out there you could reference; Scandinavia I believe.

That said, do you have an idea of the number of miners you might employ, or at least, the desired BTU output?

Jon 1mo ago 💬 2

ChatGPT estimated my current BTU is 150,000 with the gas heater I have. Most likely would be adding miners to get a base BTU and keep the gas thermostat on to regulate during colder times on demand.

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modulo 1mo ago 💬 1

Simple calc from BTU to watts is about 14 miners, so you need a relatively small setup, easily manageable, too. Nice🤙🏻

Jon 1mo ago 💬 1

14 is small? Feel like the ancillary costs are going to be high on the instal for that

modulo 1mo ago 💬 1

Depends—14 miners at 3000 watts each, 240 volt is 175 amps, thats a single 200 amp 3-phase commercial panel.

modulo 1mo ago 💬 2

In case you haven’t seen this.

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Jon 1mo ago

I have, it’s awesome!

Unfortunately, I only need heat 3 months a year. But that’s a dope operation

Blackcell 1mo ago

The ironic analogy isn't missed here...

Blackcell 1mo ago

I would run a couple of ASICs in my garage during the winter in the Midwest. It kept it comfortable on the coldest of days down to 0f IIRC