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Antminer S9 SE

SHA-256Hardware record: Aug 28, 2026

Antminer S9 SE is an ASIC miner for the SHA-256 algorithm with a rated hashrate of 16.0TH/s and a power draw of 1280W. Live coin and revenue data is currently unavailable, so this page focuses on its published hardware specifications and operating requirements.

Live profitability is currently unavailable for this miner. The hardware specifications remain available for reference.

Hashrate
16.0TH/s
Power
1280W
Power Efficiency
80.0 J/TH
Algorithm
SHA-256

Published hardware specifications are shown for reference; no current revenue estimate is available.

Antminer S9 SE Specifications

Published manufacturer specifications and hardware parameters for the Antminer S9 SE ASIC miner.

ReleaseJuly 2019
Size32.13 x 12.96 x 20 cm
Weight4.56 kg
Noise Level76 dB

Real-World Antminer S9 SE Hashrate, Power and Noise Tests

Compare published specifications with measurements reported in 15 video sources.

Frequently Asked Questions About Antminer S9 SE

Answers use the specifications and latest data displayed on this page.

Is the Antminer S9 SE currently profitable?

Current profitability cannot be calculated from the available coin data. Use the hardware specifications on this page to evaluate operating requirements.

How much electricity does the Antminer S9 SE use?

Its published power draw is 1280W, equal to approximately 30.72 kWh over 24 hours at continuous load.

What can the Antminer S9 SE mine?

The Antminer S9 SE is designed for the SHA-256 algorithm. Live coin profitability is not currently available for this hardware record.

What is the power efficiency of the Antminer S9 SE?

Based on the published hashrate and power draw, its calculated efficiency is 80.0 J/TH. Lower energy use per unit of hashrate generally reduces electricity cost for the same mining output.

Compare Antminer S9 SE with Similar ASIC Miners

Compare miners using the same SHA-256 algorithm with the closest published hashrates.

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