Hydro Cooling Equipment for ASIC Miners

Hydro-cooled ASICs, such as the Antminer S19 XP Hyd and Whatsminer M63S Hydro in this catalog, route liquid directly through a cold plate on the hashboards rather than relying on airflow, and need supporting equipment like the water cooling radiators listed here to complete the loop.

A basic hydro setup requires a radiator sized to the miner's rated heat output, a pump to circulate coolant, and connecting hosing; the AP-M2 radiator here is built to support two ASIC units on a shared loop, which can reduce plumbing complexity for a small cluster.

Hydro cooling generally lets miners run cooler and quieter than air-cooled equivalents at the same hashrate, which supports higher density racking, but it adds setup complexity and a maintenance requirement to check for leaks and coolant condition over time.