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Canaan Avalon Q 90 TH/s
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Canaan · SHA-256 · SKU VA-AVAQ-90

Canaan Avalon Q 90 TH/s

90 TH/s1 674 WBTC18,6 J/TH

The Canaan Avalon Q is a dedicated SHA-256 ASIC rated at 90 TH/s with 1 674 W nominal power draw. VoltASIC lists both new and checked-used units when available, with the actual condition, price and order status shown before payment.

VoltASIC pricing
New1 490 € TTCStock units: dispatch target within 7 business days.
Checked used899 € TTCCondition of the actual unit is disclosed before purchase.
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Standard shipping is included for mainland France. Other destinations are calculated before payment.

Technical specifications

Hashrate90 TH/s
AlgorithmSHA-256
CoinsBTC
Power1 674 W
Efficiency18,6 J/TH
NoiseDepending on mode
VoltageDepending on version
NetworkEthernet / depending on version
DimensionsSee manufacturer datasheet
Net weightSee manufacturer datasheet
Operating temperatureAccording to manufacturer datasheet

Key points

  • 90 TH/s nominal
  • 1 674 W nominal
  • SHA-256
  • BTC

Warranty: Applicable terms are confirmed before payment.

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ASIC buyer guide

Buying the Canaan Avalon Q 90 TH/s: what to check

Technical page reviewed: 2026-09-22 · Technical source ↗

Who is this miner for?

The Canaan Avalon Q targets BTC and other networks compatible with SHA-256. It is not enough to compare the purchase price: your electricity rate, available voltage, airflow, noise tolerance and expected operating hours determine whether the machine is suitable for your site. VoltASIC does not use projected mining income as a sales promise because network difficulty, asset prices, pool fees and uptime change over time.

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Power, heat and network planning

At continuous operation, 1 674 W represents about 40.2 kWh per day and approximately 1,205.3 kWh over 30 days before ancillary losses. Plan the electrical circuit and heat extraction before installation. The listed network interface is Ethernet / depending on version; a stable wired connection is recommended for mining hardware.

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New or checked used?

A new unit reduces uncertainty about previous operating history. A checked-used unit can lower the upfront cost, but the condition of the actual machine matters more than a generic model description. VoltASIC's used workflow is designed to document functional checks, serial information and packaging details when recorded for the order.

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Canaan Avalon Q FAQ

What is the nominal hashrate?

90 TH/s. Nominal values can vary by batch and operating conditions.

How much power does it draw?

The listed nominal power is 1 674 W.

Can I pay by card?

Yes. VoltASIC supports secure card payment through Square, plus the direct crypto payment methods shown separately at checkout.

Is shipping insured?

VoltASIC states that shipments are insured and delivered against signature under the shipping terms displayed before payment.