Lucky Miner LV08 4.5Th
Original price was: R9500.R7900Current price is: R7900.
The Lucky Miner LV08 is a ~4.5 TH/s SHA-256 ASIC Bitcoin (BTC) home miner drawing approximately 170–200W. Designed for solo Bitcoin mining lottery participation. Compact desktop form factor; compatible with South Africa’s standard 230V supply on a 16A circuit and excellent load-shedding resilience on a home inverter.
Product Description
Product Overview
The Lucky Miner LV08 is a compact SHA-256 ASIC miner delivering approximately 4.5 TH/s for solo Bitcoin (BTC) mining. The Lucky Miner series from IceRiver (the same manufacturer known for Kaspa miners) targets home users who want a genuine ASIC-based Bitcoin mining device in a desktop form factor — significantly more hashrate than hobby ESP32-based miners, but at a fraction of the power and size of commercial rack-mount ASICs.
At 4.5 TH/s from a device drawing approximately 170–200W, the LV08 occupies an interesting niche: it’s a real ASIC miner with meaningful hashrate, but sized for home use. It’s substantially more capable than Nerdaxe/Bitaxe hobby miners (1–2 TH/s), while remaining in the “solo mining is the use case” territory given the Bitcoin network’s current difficulty. The LV08 is aimed at Bitcoin enthusiasts who want more hashrate for solo pool lottery mining than hobby boards can provide, without committing to commercial ASIC infrastructure.
For South African Bitcoin (BTC) ASIC mining enthusiasts, the LV08 offers a compelling combination: real ASIC performance at low enough wattage to run on a standard dedicated circuit, excellent load-shedding resilience on a home inverter, and a compact, desktop-friendly form factor.
Key Features
- 4.5 TH/s SHA-256 Hashrate: Substantial ASIC-based Bitcoin mining output for a home-format unit. At 4.5 TH/s, the LV08 is one of the stronger solo mining lottery devices available — substantially more productive than sub-2 TH/s hobby miners.
- 170–200W Power Consumption: Manageable home-friendly power draw. At this wattage, the LV08 runs on a standard 16A dedicated circuit or even a shared household circuit with appropriate load management.
- Compact Desktop Form Factor: Designed for home deployment on a shelf or desk, not a commercial mining rack. Smaller and quieter than full-size ASIC miners.
- Low Noise Operation: Significantly quieter than commercial ASIC miners. Suitable for home offices, dedicated rooms, or garages.
- Solo Mining Focused: Designed for operators who want to run a solo mining pool configuration — pointing their ASIC at a solo pool for the chance at a full block reward.
- Standard Ethernet Connectivity: RJ45 Ethernet for pool configuration and monitoring. Simple web interface for configuration.
- IceRiver Build Quality: Manufactured by IceRiver, known for their Kaspa KS-series miners — bringing their ASIC manufacturing expertise to the home Bitcoin mining segment.
Technical Specifications
- Algorithm: SHA-256
- Supported Coins: Bitcoin (BTC) and SHA-256 cryptocurrencies
- Hashrate: ~4.5 TH/s
- Power Consumption: ~170–200W
- Cooling: Low-noise fans
- Input Voltage: 100–240V AC, 50/60 Hz
- Networking: 1× RJ45 Ethernet
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C
- Form Factor: Compact desktop
- Power Supply: Included (confirm at time of purchase)
Power & Installation Notes
The Lucky Miner LV08 draws approximately 170–200W — comfortably within the range of a standard South African household circuit. A dedicated 16A circuit is recommended but not strictly required at this wattage. South Africa’s 230V / 50Hz supply is within the unit’s 100–240V input range — no transformer is needed.
Engage a registered electrician if installing a dedicated circuit for the LV08. At this wattage, a standard double socket with appropriate circuit protection is typically sufficient, but professional installation ensures safety and SANS 10142 compliance.
Load shedding resilience is excellent. At 170–200W, a 3 kVA inverter with a 5 kWh battery can sustain the LV08 for approximately 24+ hours — far exceeding any South African load-shedding stage. Even a modest 2 kVA inverter with a 2.4 kWh battery can sustain it for over 12 hours. The LV08 is one of the most practically useful home Bitcoin miners for South African load-shedding environments.
Cooling requirements are modest. The LV08’s low-noise fans and modest heat output are manageable in a well-ventilated home room without industrial extraction. Standard room airflow is sufficient.
Electricity Cost Context — South Africa
At Eskom’s approximate residential reference tariff of R2.80/kWh, the monthly electricity cost for the Lucky Miner LV08 is estimated as follows:
(185 ÷ 1,000) × 24 × 30 × 2.80 = R373.10 per month
This is an operating cost estimate only — not a profitability projection. At approximately R373/month in electricity, the LV08 is one of the most affordable-to-operate home Bitcoin ASIC miners. Pool mining earnings at 4.5 TH/s will be modest, but for solo mining lottery participation, the low operating cost makes it a sustainable choice for enthusiasts who want to keep a home miner running indefinitely.
Ideal Use Cases
- Solo Bitcoin mining lottery: 4.5 TH/s is a meaningful lottery ticket for solo mining. Point at CK Solo Pool for a genuine (if remote) chance at the full Bitcoin block reward, running 24/7 at R373/month electricity.
- Home Bitcoin ASIC mining without industrial infrastructure: The LV08 delivers real ASIC performance at wattage levels suitable for home electrical environments — no 32A circuits or industrial infrastructure required.
- Load-shedding-resilient Bitcoin mining: At 185W average, the LV08 can run for an entire day on a standard home inverter and battery — giving South African Bitcoin miners continuous operation through virtually any load-shedding stage.
- Upgrade from hobby miners: Bitcoin enthusiasts who have outgrown the Nerdaxe or BitAxe category but aren’t ready for commercial ASIC infrastructure will find the LV08 delivers a meaningful step up in hashrate at still-manageable home power levels.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Lucky Miner LV08 work on South African power?
Yes. South Africa’s 230V / 50Hz supply is within the unit’s 100–240V / 50–60Hz input range. A dedicated 16A circuit is recommended. No transformer is required.
What is the difference between the LV08 and the LV07?
The LV08 delivers 4.5 TH/s at approximately 170–200W. The LV07 delivers 1 TH/s at lower wattage. The LV08 is the higher-hashrate option for operators who want more solo mining lottery power; the LV07 is the ultra-low-power option for maximum load-shedding resilience and minimal electricity cost.
What pool should I use with the LV08?
For solo mining, public-solo.ckpool.org is the most widely used public Bitcoin solo pool. For pool mining, any major SHA-256 pool (Foundry, AntPool, ViaBTC, F2Pool) works. Configure via the LV08’s web interface via your home network.
Can the LV08 run through load shedding?
Yes — at 170–200W, a standard home inverter and battery can sustain it for many hours. A 5 kWh battery provides 24+ hours of runtime. One of the best Bitcoin miners for load-shedding continuity.
Is the PSU included?
Confirm PSU inclusion at time of purchase.
What’s Included
- 1× Lucky Miner LV08 4.5Th unit
- Power supply (confirm inclusion at time of purchase)
- Power cable
- Quick-start documentation





