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DBTLAP CPU Cooling Fan SUNON GC054509VH-A 13.V1.B4264.F.HF 5V 0.35A
Replacement CPU cooling fan rated at 5 V and .35 A for SUNON GC054509VH-A 13.V1.B4264.F.HF, tested before shipping
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Exact replacement for SUNON GC054509VH-A
- Operates at 5V drawing 0.35A current
- Tested before shipping for reliable operation
- Verify compatibility using part number 13.V1.B4264.F.HF
- Includes one cooling fan in package
Replacement CPU Cooling Fan
This DBTLAP CPU cooling fan replaces the SUNON GC054509VH-A 13.V1.B4264.F.HF unit in compatible laptops. It operates at 5V and draws 0.35A. Each unit is tested before shipping to verify function. The package includes one fan only.
Buyers Confirming Exact Part Number
This suits owners who have matched the part number 13.V1.B4264.F.HF to their original cooler. Builders without the original fan or a verified model number should look elsewhere. Compatibility cannot be assumed from laptop series alone. Photos must be compared before purchase.
5V 0.35A Electrical Rating
The fan runs on a 5V supply with a 0.35A current draw. This rating determines whether the part matches the motherboard header. A different voltage or amperage means the cooler will not work correctly. Verify the original specifications before ordering.
Highlights
- Exact replacement for SUNON GC054509VH-A
- Operates at 5V drawing 0.35A current
- Tested before shipping for reliable operation
- Verify compatibility using part number 13.V1.B4264.F.HF
- Includes one cooling fan in package
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the SUNON GC054509VH-A fan and what step is often missed?
Disconnect the battery, remove the old fan, and connect the new 5V 0.35A unit using the exact part number 13.V1.B4264.F.HF; the step often missed is verifying the connector orientation and screw alignment before powering on.
What maintenance or replacement will this cooling fan need later?
The fan is a sealed 5V 0.35A bearing assembly; it requires no lubrication, but dust buildup on the blades and heatsink fins should be cleared with compressed air every few months to maintain airflow.
What limit appears first when the fan runs continuously under load?
The 5V 0.35A power envelope caps sustained speed; if the laptop chassis cannot exhaust the heated air fast enough, the fan hits its thermal ceiling and cannot increase RPM further.
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