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Goldshell

Goldshell LB-BOX 175GH/s LBRY ASIC mining hardware

SKU CH-S434-TJQQC

Compact LBRY ASIC miner delivers 175 GH/s at 162 W with 35 dB noise over Ethernet

  • Delivers 175 GH/s for LBRY mining
  • Consumes only 162 W wall power
  • Runs quietly at 35 dB noise level
  • Connects via Ethernet for stable operation
  • Compact 175 × 150 × 84 mm form factor

Compact LBRY ASIC miner

The Goldshell LB-BOX delivers 175GH/s for LBRY and LBC mining in a 175mm by 150mm by 84mm enclosure. It targets miners who want a dedicated low-power device without the complexity of larger rigs.

Thermals noise and power

Wall power is rated at 162W with a tolerance of roughly five percent while noise sits at 35dB. The unit operates between 0 and 35 degrees Celsius and connects via Ethernet for stable pool communication.

No power supply included

The box ships without a PSU so buyers must source a compatible unit separately. This keeps the initial cost lower but adds a required purchase before the miner can start hashing.

Highlights

  • Delivers 175 GH/s for LBRY mining
  • Consumes only 162 W wall power
  • Runs quietly at 35 dB noise level
  • Connects via Ethernet for stable operation
  • Compact 175 × 150 × 84 mm form factor

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the miner include a power supply unit?

The listing states the unit is supplied without a PSU, so a separate power supply must be sourced.

What are the exact dimensions for rack or shelf planning?

The chassis measures 175 mm long, 150 mm wide and 84 mm high.

How loud is the fan noise in a typical home office?

Acoustic output is rated at 35 dB, which is comparable to a quiet library.

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