Full Specifications
| Model | Innosilicon A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh) |
|---|---|
| Model Number | A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh) |
| Manufacturer | Innosilicon |
| Algorithm | EtHash |
| Coins Mined | Ethereum Classic (ETC) |
| Hashrate | 750 MH/s |
| Power Consumption | 1,350 W |
| Efficiency | 1800000 J/TH |
| Dimensions | 136 x 285 x 362 mm |
| Weight | 8.1 kg |
| BTU Output | 4606 BTU/hr |
| Equivalent Heater | Half a standard space heater (4,606 BTU/hr) |
| Daily Power Cost | $2.27/day |
| Monthly Power Cost | $68.04/mo |
| Circuit Requirement | Standard 120V 15A |
| Release Date | 2020-12-01 |
| MSRP | $800.00 |
| Status | Active |
Innosilicon A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh)
Hashrate 750 MH/s
Power 1,350 W
Efficiency 1800000 J/TH
Quick answer
The Innosilicon A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh) is a EtHash miner rated about 750 MH/s at roughly 1,350 W. An industrial-class unit — loud and power-hungry, best suited to a dedicated mining space, not living areas.
Heater-Class Miner
At 1,350W, this miner outputs approximately 4606 BTU/hr of heat — equivalent to a standard electric space heater. All electrical energy consumed by the miner is converted to heat, making it a space heater that also mines Bitcoin. The economics depend on your electricity rate, room heat demand, BTC price, network difficulty, and noise constraints.
Heat Output 4606 BTU/hr
Profitability Calculator
| Electricity $/kWh | Province/Region |
|---|---|
| Custom Rate | Quebec ($0.0735/kWh) |
| Ontario ($0.1300/kWh) | |
| Alberta ($0.1650/kWh) | |
| British Columbia ($0.1283/kWh) | |
| Manitoba ($0.0988/kWh) | |
| Saskatchewan ($0.1859/kWh) | |
| New Brunswick ($0.1274/kWh) | |
| Nova Scotia ($0.1777/kWh) | |
| Prince Edward Island ($0.1740/kWh) | |
| Newfoundland ($0.1353/kWh) | |
| US Average ($0.1600/kWh) |
BTC Price $64,490
Daily ETC Mined 0.049305 ETC
Breakeven Electricity $0.0109/kWh
Cost to Mine 1 ETC $46.00 / ETC
Network Hashrate Share 0.000390%
Break-even Estimate —
| Period | Revenue | Electricity Cost | Profit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily | $0.35 | $2.27 | -$1.91 |
| Weekly | $2.47 | $15.88 | -$13.40 |
| Monthly | $10.61 | $68.04 | -$57.43 |
| Yearly | $129.03 | $827.82 | -$698.79 |
Adjusted Daily Profit --
Heating offset estimates the value of heat replacing an electric space heater during heating season (~6 months/year in Canada). Actual savings depend on your heating setup and climate.
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Home Mining Assessment
Score 22/100
Heat Output 1,350 W / 4606 BTU
Moderate heat - can supplement room heating
Power Draw 1,350 W (1.4 kW)
Dedicated 120V circuit recommended
The Innosilicon A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh) is a EtHash cryptocurrency miner manufactured by Innosilicon. It delivers a hashrate of 750 MH/s with a power consumption of 1350W, achieving an efficiency of 1800000 J/TH.
While this miner is best suited for dedicated mining spaces for residential use, it produces a significant amount of heat, making it suitable for supplemental space heating. Its waste heat can be ducted into a room, potentially offsetting heating costs for the user.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the current mining economics for the Innosilicon A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh)?
At $0.07/kWh, the Innosilicon A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh) currently shows an estimated daily net cost of $2.27 before pool fees and hardware cost. Lower electricity rates, network changes, BTC price changes, or useful heat recovery can change the result.
Can I mine Bitcoin at home with the Innosilicon A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh)?
The Innosilicon A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh) has a home mining score of 22/100. With 0 dB noise and 1,350W power draw, it may require a dedicated space like a garage, basement, or outdoor enclosure. Consider noise insulation and proper ventilation.
Can the Innosilicon A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh) heat my home?
The Innosilicon A10 Pro+ ETH (750Mh) is capable of outputting approximately 4606 BTU/hr of heat, making it comparable to typical space heaters.