Start with heat demand
We assess water temperature, daily demand and operating hours, then size the computing load, heat exchanger and storage tank. A separate thermal circuit transfers heat to the water system.
Specialised ASIC servers perform proof-of-work computations and release heat. We recover this waste heat primarily for domestic hot water (DHW) — taps and showers — and pool heating.
We assess water temperature, daily demand and operating hours, then size the computing load, heat exchanger and storage tank. A separate thermal circuit transfers heat to the water system.
Up to 95% recovery is a design scenario, not a fixed result. The useful share depends on cooling, distribution losses and the heat your site can consume.
Computing operation can follow available electricity and useful heat demand, coordinated through SolHash.
We compare computing revenue, electricity use, equipment cost and the heating expense that recovered heat actually replaces.