On-Site Equipment Assessment

Who this is for

Operators planning to add or replace racks at moderate scale—typically between eight and forty units rated at 0.05 PH/s or higher—in warehouse conversions, light industrial units, or dedicated mining halls. You need verified numbers before lease amendments or electrical upgrades.

What we deliver

A written assessment within five business days covering:

• Measured hash rate per unit at your intake temperature, not manufacturer lab conditions
• Thermal mapping of hot spots at rack mid-span and rear exhaust
• Power draw logged against your breaker allocation
• Noise levels at property boundary where relevant for municipal compliance
• Rack integration notes—cable routing, airflow blockage, floor loading

Process

1. Intake call — We review your floor plan, power contract, and unit list (30 minutes, phone or video).
2. Site visit — One assessor on site for a full working day; second assessor joins for sites above 24 units.
3. Measurement window — Logging runs during your normal operating shift plus one hour at peak ambient if summer scheduling allows.
4. Report delivery — PDF with tables, photos, and a plain-language summary for non-technical stakeholders.

Included

Travel from Gumi within 200 km, measurement instruments, report PDF, and one follow-up call to walk through findings.

Not included

Electrical remediation, hardware procurement, ongoing monitoring contracts, or legal permitting advice. We document conditions; your electrician and contractor execute changes.

Preparation

Leave racks running at standard operating settings. Provide access to breaker panels and intake paths. Gather manufacturer serial sheets if available—helpful but not required.

Next step

Request a site visit with your facility address, unit count, and target hash rate band.