XT60 Female Pigtail Power Cable – 1 Meter, 12 AWG | Bitaxe, Nerdaxe, Hammer miner Compatible

XT60 Female Pigtail Power Cable – 1 Meter, 12 AWG | Bitaxe, Nerdaxe, Hammer miner Compatible

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XT60 Female Pigtail Power Cable – 1 Meter, 12 AWG | Bitaxe, Nerdaxe, Hammer miner Compatible

XT60 Female Pigtail Power Cable – 1 Meter, 12 AWG | Bitaxe, Nerdaxe, Hammer miner Compatible

$9.99
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High-Current 12V DC XT60 Female Pigtail Cable (12 AWG, 1 Meter)

Deliver safe, uncompromised power to high-wattage multi-ASIC arrays with our premium 12 AWG XT60 Female to Bare Wire Pigtail Cable. Engineered specifically for power-hungry home mining rigs, cluster boards, and high-amperage 12V DC distribution, this heavy-gauge cable prevents thermal bottlenecking and line resistance when pulling high continuous currents from industrial power supplies like the Mean Well LRS and RSP series.


Quick Specifications

Connector Type XT60 Female (Device Side) to Bare Wire (PSU Side)
Wire Gauge 12 AWG (Heavy-Duty Multi-Strand Oxygen-Free Copper)
Length 1 Meter / 39.4 Inches (~3.3 Feet)
Voltage Rating 12V DC Nominal (Rated up to 300V, 80°C - 105°C)
Current Capacity 30A Continuous / 60A Peak (Up to 360W+ continuous @ 12V)
Lead Preparation Stripped & Pre-Tinned (~6mm) for Firm Clamping
Polarity / Color Code Red (Positive / V+), Black (Negative / V-)
Jacket Material Flexible, flame-retardant heavy-duty matte black jacket

Why Choose 12 AWG & XT60 for Multi-Chip Mining?

  • Engineered for High-Wattage Rigs (100W–350W+): Multi-chip hardware like 6-chip or 8-chip boards pull sustained currents between 10A and 25A. Standard 16 or 18 AWG wires will overheat and drop critical voltage. Our ultra-thick 12 AWG copper core guarantees minimal resistance and stable voltage under full hashing loads.
  • Genuine High-Amperage XT60 Connection: Authentic gold-plated copper contact pins withstand continuous high thermal loads, preventing pin melting, contact pitting, or accidental looseness.
  • Pre-Tinned Wire Ends: Stripped and solder-tinned PSU leads prevent stray wire whiskers, ensuring clean insertion into screw-down power supply terminal blocks, WAGO lever nuts, or custom distribution blocks.
  • Generous 1-Meter Length: Easily position your multi-ASIC clusters, fan ducts, and power supplies inside server racks, wire shelving, or custom test benches without cord tension.

Verified Compatibility

⚡ Supported High-Performance Mining Hardware

  • Bitaxe Multi-Chip Arrays: Bitaxe Gamma Hex (6-ASIC Array)
  • NerdMiner High-Output Clusters: NerdOctaxe (8-ASIC), NerdQX
  • Hammer Miner Series: Hammer Thor P2, Hammer BC08
  • High-draw FPV ground stations, battery distribution blocks, and 12V DC power projects requiring an XT60 Male input.

🔌 Recommended Power Supplies

  • Mean Well High-Output PSUs: LRS-600-12, LRS-350-12, RSP-750-12, RSP-1000-12
  • High-amperage server breakout boards & 12V industrial busbars.
Safety Notice: Multi-ASIC miners draw substantial continuous current. Always ensure screw terminals on your power supply are tightened securely to the pre-tinned leads to eliminate contact resistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why do I need 12 AWG instead of 16 AWG for boards like the Gamma Hex or NerdOctaxe?
A: Multi-chip miners such as the Bitaxe Gamma Hex (6 ASICs) or NerdOctaxe (8 ASICs) consume significantly more power (often 100W to 250W+) than single-chip miners. A 12 AWG cable handles up to 30A continuous with near-zero voltage drop, protecting your chips from under-voltage resets and hash throttling.

Q: Is this compatible with single-chip miners like the standard Bitaxe GT or NerdQaxe?
A: Standard single-chip miners generally use smaller XT30 connectors. Please check your board: if it has an XT60 port, this cable is the perfect heavy-duty match. If your board has an XT30 port, use our 16 AWG XT30 pigtail cable.

Q: Which wire corresponds to positive and negative?
A: The Red wire is Positive (+ / V+) and the Black wire is Negative (- / V- / GND). The XT60 housing is also keyed and marked with (+) and (-) to prevent reverse polarity connection.

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