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Small rectangular notebook cooling fan with black plastic frame and visible rotor blades

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Fans ADDA AB07005HX080B00 5V 0.45A notebook cooling fan

SKU CH-AXPZ-WFD03

A 5 V, 0.45 A notebook cooling fan for internal case airflow

  • Original ADDA notebook cooling fan
  • 5 V power supply with 0.45 A current draw
  • New condition ready for installation
  • Compact design fits notebook chassis

Exact replacement part

This new ADDA notebook cooling fan carries the part number AB07005HX080B00 and runs on a 5 V supply. It is intended for technicians or owners who need a direct swap for the original fan in a compatible laptop.

0.45 A current draw

The fan draws 0.45 A, so the replacement must match that current rating to work with the existing power circuit. Buyers whose device requires a different amperage or voltage will need a different part.

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Price $22.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

What does the 0.45 A current draw mean once the fan is installed in a notebook?

The fan will draw up to 0.45 A from the 5 V header, so the motherboard fan circuit must supply at least that much current for reliable start-up and full speed.

What does the 5 V rating cap in practice for this fan?

The fan is designed for a 5 V supply; running it at a higher voltage would exceed its rating and could damage the motor, while a lower voltage would reduce speed and airflow.

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