Product parameters:
The Dragonball Miner A11 is a specialized dual-algorithm ASIC miner released in September 2024. It is unique for its ability to mine both Radiant (RXD) and Alephium (ALPH), providing flexibility for miners looking to pivot between different high-growth Layer-1 blockchains.
## Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Manufacturer | Dragonball Miner |
| Model | A11 (Radiant & Alephium Dual Miner) |
| Algorithms | SHA512256d (Radiant) & Blake3 (Alephium) |
| Hashrate (RXD) | 3.2 TH/s (±5%) |
| Hashrate (ALPH) | 1.2 TH/s (±5%) |
| Power Consumption | 2300 W (±10%) |
| Power Efficiency | ~718 J/TH (for RXD) |
| Input Voltage | 165V – 300V AC |
| Networking | RJ45 Ethernet 10/100M |
## Physical & Environmental
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Dimensions (L x W x H): 360 x 185 x 290 mm
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Net Weight: 14.5 kg (32 lbs)
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Gross Weight: 15.8 kg (with packaging)
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Cooling System: 4 high-speed fans (Air-cooled)
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Noise Level: ~75 dB (Industrial grade)
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Operating Temp: 0°C to 40°C
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Operating Humidity: 10% to 90% (Non-condensing)
## Key Features
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Dual Mining Capability: The A11 is designed to handle two distinct algorithms. While it is primarily marketed as a Radiant miner (SHA512256d), its compatibility with Alephium (Blake3) makes it a versatile asset in a fluctuating market.
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Optimized Heat Dissipation: Equipped with a standard four-fan push-pull configuration, it is built to sustain continuous 24/7 operation at its 2300W power draw.
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Reliability: Uses the same industrial chassis as the KS6 Pro and A40 series, ensuring parts like fans and power supplies are easily sourced for maintenance.
## Infrastructure Requirements
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Voltage: This unit requires a 220V-240V power supply. It will not operate on standard 110V household outlets.
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Circuity: Given the 2300W draw, it pulls roughly 10.5A at 220V. A dedicated 15A or 20A circuit is recommended for safety and to prevent breaker trips.
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Placement: Due to the 75 dB noise level and heat output, it is recommended for use in non-residential spaces such as specialized mining sheds, garages, or data centers.







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