DBTLAP
DBTLAP Laptop Cooling Fan EG50050S1-1C120-S9A DC5V 0.45A 5Pin
Replacement cooling fan for compatible laptops, DC5V 0.45A with 5-pin connector, tested before shipping
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Replacement fan restores cooling for compatible laptops
- DC5V 0.45A rating matches original power specifications
- Five-pin connector ensures direct motherboard fit
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliability
- Verify part number EG50050S1-1C120-S9A for exact compatibility
Replacement fan for compatible laptops
This DBTLAP cooling fan carries part number EG50050S1-1C120-S9A and runs on 5 V DC at 0.45 A through a 5-pin connector. It is supplied as a single tested unit for owners who need to replace a worn or noisy original cooler in a matching notebook.
5-pin PWM control and voltage limits
The 5-pin interface provides power and speed feedback to the host system, so the fan only spins when the laptop's thermal controller requests it. Operation is fixed at 5 V and 0.45 A; connecting it to a different voltage rail or a header with another pin-out will prevent correct speed regulation.
Verify part number and connector before ordering
Compare the EG50050S1-1C120-S9A code and the 5-pin layout against the original fan in your device using the supplied photographs. If the part number or pin arrangement differs, the cooler will not fit or function, so confirm compatibility with your exact laptop model first.
Highlights
- Replacement fan restores cooling for compatible laptops
- DC5V 0.45A rating matches original power specifications
- Five-pin connector ensures direct motherboard fit
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliability
- Verify part number EG50050S1-1C120-S9A for exact compatibility
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
Which DBTLAP fan version matches my laptop model EG50050S1-1C120-S9A?
The fan carries part number 023.100JH.0001 and is built for the EG50050S1-1C120-S9A chassis, so matching that exact model code ensures fit.
What does the DC5V 0.45A rating mean once the fan is installed?
It draws 0.45 A at 5 V from the motherboard header, delivering the airflow the original cooler was designed for without overloading the port.
How does the 5‑pin connector control the fan speed in practice?
The five‑pin plug carries power, ground and a PWM signal, letting the system vary speed from idle to full RPM based on temperature.
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