DBTLAP
DBTLAP Laptop CPU Cooling Fan for SUNON MF60251V3-C010-G99 12V 0.72W
Replacement CPU cooling fan for compatible laptops, 12 V 0.72 W, tested before shipping
- Replacement fan matches SUNON MF60251V3-C010-G99 part number
- 12 V 0.72 W power rating fits original specification
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliable operation
- Verify photos and part number to ensure 100 % compatibility
- Package includes one fan ready for installation
Replacement CPU Cooling Fan
The DBTLAP fan replaces the SUNON MF60251V3-C010-G99 cooler in compatible laptops. It runs at 12V and draws 0.72W. The unit is new and tested before shipping. Buyers who need a different voltage or connector layout cannot use this part.
Compatibility Verification Steps
Compare the product photos with the existing fan to confirm physical match. Check the part number 2C10511517BJ00848 against your service manual. If uncertain, provide your laptop model number for confirmation before ordering.
Build Quality and Daily Implications
Each fan is tested before dispatch to ensure operational reliability. The 12V 0.72W rating matches the original specification for direct substitution. Correct part-number alignment avoids mounting or wiring mismatches during installation.
Highlights
- Replacement fan matches SUNON MF60251V3-C010-G99 part number
- 12 V 0.72 W power rating fits original specification
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliable operation
- Verify photos and part number to ensure 100 % compatibility
- Package includes one fan ready for installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the package include anything besides the fan itself?
The box contains only the single cooling fan; no mounting hardware, cables or thermal paste are supplied.
How do I confirm this is the exact replacement for my laptop?
Match the SUNON MF60251V3-C010-G99 code and the 2C10511517BJ00848 part number printed on your original fan before ordering.
What does the 12 V 0.72 W rating tell me about performance once installed?
It draws 0.72 W at 12 V, so the motherboard must supply that voltage and current for the fan to spin at its rated speed.
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