Cooling Fan Simulator - 6 Pin Fan Spoofer MicroBT Whatsminer (10 Pack) For Sale

Cooling Fan Simulator - 6 Pin Fan Spoofer MicroBT Whatsminer (10 Pack)
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Cooling Fan Simulator - 6 Pin Fan Spoofer MicroBT Whatsminer (10 Pack):
$58.26

  • Better mining - Dielectric oil or 3M Novec immersion provides a cooler environment and more stable system performance. This little device emulates fan presence in systems with no need for fans
  • Fan delete with no coding - Just plug in the fan simulators and the miner thinks it has control over fans that do not exist. A simple plug and play option for anyone looking to start immersion cooling
  • Easy installation - Plug the emulator into the primary fan port and it will send a tachometer signal to the miner's controller (tricking it into believing fans are attached and working within parameters)
  • Tested, quality components - Each emulator undergoes a 1 hour performance test to ensure product quality. The device reports fan speeds up to 8000 RPM
  • Money back guarantee - We’re proud of the products we sell. If your fan emulators fail to meet your expectations for any reason, we will go the extra mile to make things right


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