Lava

Bitcoin Appliances

Lava (formerly Lava Heat) builds Bitcoin mining heat recovery systems for residential and commercial heating applications. Their devices use ASIC mining hardware to generate both Bitcoin and thermal energy, which is captured and used for space or water heating. Lava's products target environmentally conscious Bitcoin miners who want to maximize efficiency by converting what would otherwise be waste heat into useful warmth, effectively making Bitcoin mining a net-zero energy cost for heating applications.

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Notes: Lava Bitcoin miner-heater — heating appliance that mines BTC, designed for residential installation
Hashrate: 10-30
Price Usd: 2500-4000
Power Watts: 1000-2500
Product Type: heating_system

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