Curated collection
Immersion-Cooled ASIC Miners
Miners designed for two-phase or single-phase immersion cooling — submerged in a dielectric coolant rather than cooled by air fans. Quieter, denser, and typically 10–20% more efficient than their air-cooled equivalents, but require an immersion tank and managed facility.
Antminer S23 Immersion (442Th)
Bitmain
Antminer S23 Immersion (368Th)
Bitmain
Antminer S21 XP Immersion (300Th)
Bitmain
Avalon A1566I (267Th)
Canaan
Avalon A1566I (255Th)
Canaan
Avalon A1566I (249Th)
Canaan
Antminer S21 Immersion (239Th)
Bitmain
Antminer S21 Immersion (227Th)
Bitmain
Antminer S21 Immersion (215Th)
Bitmain
Avalon A1366I (119Th)
Canaan
Whatsminer M68S++ (433Th)
MicroBT
Whatsminer M78 (463Th)
MicroBT
Whatsminer M78S (497Th)
MicroBT
Frequently Asked Questions
Why run miners in immersion cooling?
Immersion keeps ASIC chips cooler than air, which lets them sustain higher clocks, last longer, and run near-silent. You trade up-front tank / coolant cost for better efficiency and dramatically reduced fan wear and dust contamination.
Can I set up immersion cooling at home?
Technically yes, but most buyers deploy via managed hosting. Home immersion requires a sealed tank, dielectric fluid, secondary heat exchange, and periodic fluid maintenance — a real facility does this better and cheaper at scale.
Do immersion miners need a different PSU or firmware?
Most immersion-specific SKUs ship with tuned firmware that permits sustained higher clocks and often a matched PSU. Check the product page — 'immersion' in the model name usually means factory-prepared for tank deployment.