Hammer Miner

Hammer Miner BC08

Name: Hammer Miner BC08
Brand: Hammer Miner
SKU: hammerbc08-us
Price: 549.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$549.00 USD

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The Hammer Miner BC08 is a Bitcoin miner made for home use. It's easy to set up, and designed to run quietly without using much power.

It focuses on three main things:

Low power usage
Reliable 24/7 performance
Easy setup and use

What's Included

Hammer Miner BC08 12TH/s
Miner stand
Power Supply (250w) with XT-60 connector
Power cord

Key Specs

Model: Hammer Miner BC08
Algorithm: SHA-256 (Bitcoin mining)
Chips: 8x BM1370
Hashrate: ~12TH/s
Power Usage: ~210W
Efficiency: ~17.5 J/TH
Display: Touchscreen, with home, network, system and pool screens
Mining modes: SOLO, PPLNS, PPS
Cooling: Fan + heatsink
Noise: ~50 dB
Network: WiFi (2.4 GHz), ethernet
Input: 12V DC, from a 100 to 240V AC power supply
Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C
Dimensions: 7.87 x 5.91 x 4.86 in
Weight: 1505 g

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Shipping

We ship worldwide from our regional warehouses in the US, Canada, and EU. If your package is lost or delivery is unsuccessful, you can request a replacement or refund within 30 days of the shipping date.

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Warranty

All products are covered against defects. Within the first 30 days of delivery, defective units may be returned or exchanged directly with us.\n\nAfter 30 days, defective products are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty — a minimum of 1 year worldwide, and up to 2 years in the EU (in line with regional laws). For warranty claims, it is the purchaser’s responsibility to file a claim with the manufacturer.

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The machine

12 TH/s Hashrate

~210 W Power draw

~17.5 J/TH Efficiency

Twice the BC04 in one box 12 TH/s from 8 BM1370 chips. That is double the BC04's 6 TH/s, still on a desk, still on one plug.
A screen instead of a browser The touchscreen walks through WiFi scan, ethernet, pool and system screens. No hunting for an IP address on first boot.
Runs off a normal outlet About 210 W through the included 12V supply, which takes 100 to 240V AC. No dedicated circuit, no rewiring.
Straight SHA-256 Mines Bitcoin solo or pooled, with SOLO, PPLNS and PPS modes. Fan and heatsink cooling at roughly 50 dB.

Where the BC08 sits on price per terahash.

At $549 for 12 TH/s the BC08 works out to about $45.75 per terahash, which is the highest in the range. What you are paying the difference for is the full touchscreen.

Where the BC08 sits on price per terahash.
Magic Miner 40T		$16/TH
Canaan Avalon Q		~$20/TH
BSB B30		~$27/TH
BSB NerdOctaxe		~$33/TH
Hammer BC04		$41.50/TH
Hammer BC08		$45.75/TH

Longer bar = more hashrate per dollar.

Straight answers

What you're actually buying

The screen does the setup WiFi scan, pool and system config all happen on the touchscreen. You never have to hunt for the miner's IP address or open a browser to get it hashing.
Mining is a lottery Solo mining pays in whole blocks or not at all. At 12 TH/s the odds are about 1 in 1,447 of finding a block in a year.
Difficulty and price move Bitcoin difficulty and price both affect what this earns. We publish honest expectations, never guarantees.

Questions people ask

How much power does it pull?

About 210 W at the wall, which works out to roughly 17.5 J/TH. It runs from a normal household outlet through the included supply.

How many ASIC chips does it use?

Eight BM1370 chips, for about 12 TH/s of SHA-256 hashrate.

Does it need WiFi, or can I wire it in?

Either. The touchscreen has a WiFi screen that scans for 2.4 GHz networks, and an ethernet screen for a wired connection with DHCP or a static IP.

Is a power supply included?

Yes. A 250 W 12V supply with an XT-60 connector and a power cord, plus the stand. The supply takes 100 to 240V AC.

What are my actual odds?

About 1 in 1,447 of finding a whole block in a year at 12 TH/s. Those odds come from hashrate and difficulty alone, so your power price changes the bill, not the odds.