В США представлен первый в мире водонагреватель Superheat H1C, генерирующий биткоин

Meet the world's first Bitcoin water heater, designed to turn one of your home's biggest monthly expenses into an appliance that can help pay you back. JERSEY CITY, N.J., July 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- For more than a century, electric water heaters have done exactly one thing: convert electricity directly into heat. It was simple, reliable, and nearly impossible to improve. But what if the same electricity could bring extra value before becoming heat without changing the amount of hot water your home receives? Superheat H1C founding batch is available now. Homeowners can secure one of the first production units with a fully credited $199 deposit. Turning an Everyday Expense into a Household Asset The Superheat H1C water heater heats water and generates passive income, unlike traditional electric heaters that only provide heat. Superheat reimagines that equation. Rather than converting electricity directly into heat, the H1C allows the electricity to perform valuable computational work first. The system then captures more than 99% of the heat naturally generated during that process to produce household hot water. The same electricity now delivers two outcomes instead of one: reliable hot water and Bitcoin generation. Instead of simply paying to heat water, homeowners now have an opportunity to offset part of that everyday energy cost. The Superheat dashboard showcasing centralized management of a thermal fleet, with real-time data on device status, water temperature, and Bitcoin mining performance. The idea of using computing hardware to heat water has existed for decades. What didn't exist was a practical economic model. Today, advances in high-performance Bitcoin computing, efficient liquid cooling, and modern thermal management have made it possible to transform what was once considered wasted heat into useful household energy. For the first time, a water heater can create value before producing heat. "For generations, we've accepted that home appliances simply consume electricity," said Xin Yan, CEO of Superheat. "We believe that assumption is outdated. Electricity should create more value before it becomes heat. That's the idea behind Superheat." Superheat H1C accepts top honors at CES 2026 for pioneering the world’s first computational water heater. Although powered by ASIC Bitcoin mining hardware, the Superheat H1C was engineered first and foremost as a premium home appliance. Key features include: - Captures more than 99% of computational heat for household hot water - Whisper-quiet operation tested at38.4 dB(A) during water heating, comparable to a quiet library - Plug-and-play installation and maintenance using standard residential electrical and plumbing systems - Smart mobile app for monitoring water temperature, energy usage, and Bitcoin production - Premium modern design suitable for everyday residential environments The Superheat app allows homeowners to monitor water temperature, system performance, energy usage, and Bitcoin generation in real time. The Founding Batch isn't simply the first production run. It's the first step toward a future where household electricity works as intelligently as the rest of the modern home. Founding customers receive: - Exclusive launch price of $2,999 - Fully credited $199 reservation - Priority production allocation - Estimated delivery beginning in Q4 2026, ahead of the winter holiday season About Superheat Superheat is redefining home appliances for the computing age. By repurposing computational waste heat into daily household thermal energy, Superheat creates award-winning home appliances that lower living costs, reduce energy waste, and empower everyday consumers through decentralized technology. Media Contact Julie Xu Chief Operating Officer, Superheat Email: [email protected] Website: www.superheat.xyz Media Kit: www.superheat.xyz The Superheat H1C captures computational heat to produce household hot water while generating Bitcoin for homeowners. Superheat H1C units await final assembly and quality inspection before shipment at the company's manufacturing facility. The Superheat H1C measured 38.4 dB(A) during water heating in laboratory acoustic testing, comparable to a quiet library.