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Fans ADDA AB07005HX07KB00 DC5V 0.40A (QAT10) notebook fan

SKU CH-HFAJ-PBZWD

A 5 V DC notebook case fan drawing 0.40 A for direct replacement cooling

  • Original ADDA notebook fan built for reliable cooling
  • DC 5 V 0.40 A power draw keeps energy use low
  • QAT10 reference matches exact replacement specs
  • New condition ensures full performance from first spin

ADDA AB07005HX07KB00 DC5V notebook fan

This new original ADDA AB07005HX07KB00 DC5V 0.40A (QAT10) notebook fan is a replacement component for laptop cooling assemblies. It operates at 5 volts and draws 0.40 amps, matching the electrical specification of the original part. The fan is supplied in new condition and ready for installation.

Suitable for repair technicians and owners

This unit suits repair technicians and owners replacing a failed or noisy ADDA AB07005HX07KB00 fan in a compatible notebook. Buyers who need a different voltage, connector type, or physical dimensions should look for a part that matches their specific laptop service manual.

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Price $21.99
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Questions about this item

What does the 0.40A current draw mean for my notebook's cooling performance?

The 0.40A rating shows the fan pulls 0.40 amps at 5 V, giving roughly 2 watts of power for the motor; this determines how much airflow the AB07005HX07KB00 can generate inside the chassis.

How does the DC 5 V interface limit the fan's speed control?

The fan runs on a 5 V DC supply, so its maximum speed is capped by that voltage; the notebook's fan header must provide 5 V, and PWM or voltage regulation from the header controls the actual RPM.

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