Daelim Belefic Expands U.S. Transformer Supply for Crypto Mining
Daelim Belefic Group (DB Transformer) has expanded its U.S. inventory of UL-listed pad-mounted transformers, responding to growing demand from cryptocurrency miners and AI-powered data centres.
Daelim Belefic Group (DB Transformer) has expanded its U.S. inventory of UL-listed pad-mounted transformers, responding to growing demand from cryptocurrency miners and AI-powered data centres.
With over 500 fully manufactured units now stocked across Texas, California, and Florida, the company is positioned to support the rapid deployment of energy-intensive infrastructure in key regions.
This strategic move comes as infrastructure needs surge in the Bitcoin mining and artificial intelligence sectors. By offering a wide selection of UL-certified medium- and high-voltage transformers available for immediate shipment, Daelim distinguishes itself as one of the few global suppliers prepared to meet demand promptly.
Daelim Belefic Expands U.S. Inventory of Ready-to-Ship UL-Listed Transformers for Data Centers and Crypto Mining
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The stocked units range from 500 kVA to 3000 kVA and are specifically designed for containerized or modular mining installations. All models meet IEEE and U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) standards and have been UL-evaluated, ensuring reliable performance, thermal durability, and safety under continuous heavy loads.
To further streamline operations, Daelim maintains domestic storage and provides same-day shipping from its U.S. hubs. The company also includes a standard one-year warranty and offers tailored logistics support, including on-site loading and direct delivery for large-scale industrial orders.
Additionally, Daelim’s updated UL certification covers an extensive range of transformer models. This allows the company to serve both crypto mining facilities and hyperscale data centres that require stringent compliance with regulatory and performance standards. By maintaining a ready-to-ship inventory, Daelim helps customers avoid manufacturing lead times and maintain operational uptime and profitability.
Meanwhile, the U.S. dominance in Bitcoin mining is now being underscored by new data from Cambridge’s Digital Mining Industry report. According to the findings, the U.S. now accounts for over 75% of the global Bitcoin hash rate, up from less than 10% just four years ago. Capriole Funds founder Charles Edwards commented on the shift, stating, “Bitcoin is now made in America,” as the centre of mining power has moved decisively from China to the United States.
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