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DBTLAP CPU Cooling Fan SUNON EG50050S1-CG01-S9A 5V 0.38A
A replacement laptop CPU cooling fan rated 5V 0.38A for SUNON EG50050S1-CG01-S9A compatibility
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Keeps CPU cool with 5 V 0.38 A operation
- Direct replacement for SUNON EG50050S1-CG01-S9A
- Verified match to DC28000U2SL and 0CN1MT part numbers
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliable performance
- Photo reference and model check ensure 100% compatibility
Replacement Laptop CPU Fan
This new cooling fan matches the SUNON EG50050S1-CG01-S9A and DC28000U2SL part numbers. It operates at 5V and draws 0.38A. The package contains one fan unit that has been tested before shipping. Photographs show the exact item you will receive.
For owners repairing a specific laptop model
This part suits technicians and owners who have confirmed the original fan carries the SUNON EG50050S1-CG01-S9A or DC28000U2SL marking. Buyers who cannot verify the part number on their existing cooler should not order, as fitment is not guaranteed across different models.
Part number decides compatibility
The single specification that determines whether this is the right component is the exact manufacturer part number printed on your current fan. If your original unit is labelled SUNON EG50050S1-CG01-S9A or DC28000U2SL, this replacement is designed for that assembly.
Highlights
- Keeps CPU cool with 5 V 0.38 A operation
- Direct replacement for SUNON EG50050S1-CG01-S9A
- Verified match to DC28000U2SL and 0CN1MT part numbers
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliable performance
- Photo reference and model check ensure 100% compatibility
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
Which replacement fan should I choose for my laptop model?
Match the exact part number EG50050S1-CG01-S9A or DC28000U2SL printed on your original fan and compare the photos to confirm the connector and mounting holes line up.
What does the 5 V 0.38 A rating mean for daily use?
The fan draws 0.38 A from the 5 V motherboard header, so it runs within the power budget of a standard laptop fan connector.
How does the 28000 RPM figure affect cooling in practice?
At 28000 RPM the fan moves more air through the heatsink, lowering CPU temperatures under load, though actual cooling also depends on the laptop’s thermal design and vent clearance.
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