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Individual switches or grouped control (e.g., 1-to-5)?

Update Time:2026/9/17

Short answer

Standard configuration uses high-density smart PDUs with grouped control, while every mining unit keeps independent protection through its own dedicated miniature circuit breaker (MCB) — so you get grouped switching convenience without losing per-unit fault isolation.

  • High-density smart PDUs, grouped control
  • Independent MCB protection per unit
  • Grouped switching, isolated faults
  • High-density electrical design

Grouped control vs per-unit protection

LevelWhat it controlsWhy it matters
Grouped control (smart PDU)Switches units as a group — e.g. a 1-to-5 arrangement.Fast, coordinated power sequencing across a bay.
Per-unit protection (MCB)Each mining unit has its own dedicated miniature circuit breaker.A fault on one unit trips only that unit's breaker.

Inside the distribution design

Copper busbar connections and colored power cabling inside a containerized power system
High-amperage distribution feeding individually protected circuits.
  • Continuous high-amperage rating. PDUs are engineered for dense computing loads without derating.
  • Breaker protection throughout. Circuit-level protection is standard, not an add-on.
  • Tied into the PLC. Power and thermal management respond together.
Wall of mining hardware fed by the PDU
Individually protected units on the rack wall.
Containers inside the factory during assembly
Electrical systems installed and tested at the factory.

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