Electricity parameters
Parameters
Electricity rate
The cost of one kWh of electricity at your site. Specified in the selected currency.
Example: if you pay 0.07 USD per kWh — enter 0.07 and select the USD currency.
Currency
The currency in which the rate is specified and income is displayed. Major world currencies are supported: USD, EUR, RUB, CNY, and others.
Capacity
The maximum installed capacity of the site in MW. Used to calculate utilization in the Power widget on the dashboard.
Example: if your site is rated for 5 MW and currently consumes 3.2 MW — the Power widget will show "3.2 MW / 5 MW" with a visual utilization indicator.
How parameters are used in calculations
Income calculation
Net income = Gross mining income − Electricity costs
Costs = Total consumption (kW) × Period duration (h) × Rate ($/kWh)
The result is displayed in the Income widget on the dashboard:
- The main value is the net income for the selected period
- The "Electricity: ~N $" line shows approximate electricity costs
- A tooltip explains the calculation formula
The calculation is approximate — it is based on consumption data that Pulse receives from devices. Your actual electricity bill may differ.
Where to configure
Electricity parameters are set in the site settings:
- Go to Sites
- Click ⋯ next to the site → Edit
- Update the Electricity rate, Currency, and Capacity fields
- Click Save
Changes take effect immediately and are reflected on the dashboard at the next data refresh.
Creation and configuration
A Site is the top level of the hierarchy in HashCore Pulse. It represents a physical or logical object: a mining farm, data center, a separate building, or a dedicated equipment segment. All agents, devices, and metrics are tied to a specific site.
Operation packets
Operation packets (Operation Throttling) is a mechanism that controls the rate of sending batch commands to devices. Instead of sending a command to all devices at once, Pulse splits the operation into packets and inserts a pause between them.