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495 TH/s at 5,940 W and 12.0 J/TH comes straight from Bitmain's published documentation.
Bitmain
495 TH/s of hydro-cooled hashrate at 12 J/TH, documented in Bitmain's own manual.
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The Bitmain Antminer S21j XP Hyd is a hydro-cooled SHA-256 miner rated at 495 TH/s and 5,940 W, giving an efficiency of 12.0 J/TH. It runs on 380–415 V three-phase power and requires an external coolant loop.
The S21j XP Hyd is a mid-tier hydro option: less efficient than the XP+ at 11 J/TH, but often priced accordingly. For sites where power cost is moderate and capital cost dominates the model, a cheaper machine at 12 J/TH can beat a pricier one at 9.5 J/TH over a realistic hold period.
Bitmain's product manual for the 495T-10 version is dated November 2025, while some trackers list a 2026 release. That discrepancy usually reflects regional batch timing rather than two different products.
| Manufacturer | Bitmain |
|---|---|
| Model | Antminer S21j XP Hyd |
| Algorithm | SHA-256 |
| Hashrate | 495 TH/s |
| Power consumption | 5940 W |
| Efficiency | 12 J/TH |
| Cooling | Hydro (liquid) cooling |
| Form factor | Standalone hydro miner |
| Chip / platform | Not published — confirm with sales |
| Mineable coins | BTC, BCH, BSV |
| Input voltage | 380–415 V, 3-phase |
| Network interface | Ethernet (RJ45) |
| Dimensions | Not published — confirm with sales |
| Weight | Not published — confirm with sales |
| Noise level | ≈50 dB |
| Release date | Late 2025 / early 2026 |
A SHA-256 machine: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV are all mineable, with BTC the default choice for essentially all commercial operators.
The Bitmain Antminer S21j XP Hyd is rated at approximately 5940 W at the wall. Electricity is usually the largest recurring cost of running it, so estimate the draw at your own rate before committing to a deployment.
Based on a rated draw of 5940 W at 100% uptime: power in kW × 24 × your rate. Real consumption varies with firmware, ambient conditions and uptime.
The Bitmain Antminer S21j XP Hyd is a liquid-cooled unit. It has no onboard fans for the hashboards: heat is carried away by coolant circulating through a cold plate and must be rejected by external infrastructure — typically a dry cooler, cooling tower or plate heat exchanger sized for the site's total heat load.
A hydro deployment needs a closed loop with pumps, manifolds, filtration, quick-disconnect couplings and coolant treatment. Plan for water quality control and leak detection, and match manifold sizing to the number of units per row so flow rate stays inside the manufacturer's window.
The payoff is density and acoustics. Hydro units run far quieter than air-cooled miners, tolerate higher ambient temperatures, and let operators pack substantially more hashrate into the same floor area. Heat recovery is also practical, because the rejected heat leaves the machine as warm water rather than hot air.
Estimate the daily and monthly profitability of the Bitmain Antminer S21j XP Hyd based on its hashrate, power consumption, current Bitcoin price, Bitcoin network difficulty, and your electricity cost.
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Estimated profitability for the Bitmain Antminer S21j XP Hyd. Mining profitability is an estimate and can change based on cryptocurrency price, network difficulty, transaction fees, pool fees, miner uptime, hardware performance, and electricity costs. Actual results may vary.
495 TH/s at 5,940 W and 12.0 J/TH comes straight from Bitmain's published documentation.
Often the better buy where electricity is inexpensive and up-front cost drives the decision.
Uses the same three-phase supply and coolant loop design as the rest of the S21 hydro line.
How the Bitmain Antminer S21j XP Hyd compares with the closest alternatives MinersDeals supplies on hashrate, power draw, efficiency and cooling.
| Model | Hashrate | Algorithm | Power | Efficiency | Cooling | Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitmain Antminer S21j XP Hyd | 495 TH/s | SHA-256 | 5940 W | 12 J/TH | Hydro (liquid) cooling | Late 2025 / early 2026 |
| Bitmain Antminer S21 XP+ Hyd | 500 TH/s | SHA-256 | 5500 W | 11 J/TH | Hydro (liquid) cooling | November 2025 |
| Bitmain Antminer S21 XP Hyd | 473 TH/s | SHA-256 | 5676 W | 12 J/TH | Hydro (liquid) cooling | February 2025 |
| Bitmain Antminer S23 Hyd | 580 TH/s | SHA-256 | 5510 W | 9.5 J/TH | Hydro (liquid) cooling | May 2025 |
Efficiency (joules per unit of hashrate) determines how long a machine stays profitable as network difficulty rises, while total power draw determines what electrical and cooling infrastructure you need per unit. A more efficient miner is not automatically the better purchase — price per terahash, availability and the cost of the cooling infrastructure it demands all feed into the decision.
If you are weighing two of these models against each other, send us your electricity rate, target quantity and site cooling type and we will model the comparison against real availability and pricing.
Pricing for the Bitmain Antminer S21j XP Hyd can vary depending on quantity, availability, market conditions and fulfillment requirements. MinersDeals provides individual and volume quotes for qualified buyers, so we publish current pricing on request rather than as a fixed list price.
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12.0 J/TH — 495 TH/s at 5,940 W.
The XP+ is more efficient (11 J/TH) at similar hashrate. The S21j XP is usually chosen when its price per terahash is lower.
Not confirmed in Bitmain's published manual excerpts. Some third-party listings show figures that appear to be unit errors, so confirm with sales before planning racking.
Yes, 380–415 V three-phase per the manual.
About 50 dB, typical for a hydro Antminer without hashboard fans.
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