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DBTLAP Sunon EG50060S1-C400-S9A DC5V 0.34A for Dell YX3WM Latitude 5401 laptop cooling fan
Replacement cooling fan rated 5 V, .34 A for Dell Latitude 5401 laptops
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Direct replacement for Dell Latitude 5401
- Sunon EG50060S1-C400-S9A part number match
- DC 5V 0.34A power specification
- Each unit tested before dispatch
- Includes single cooling fan only
Replacement fan for Dell Latitude 5401
This DBTLAP cooling fan matches the Sunon EG50060S1-C400-S9A specification and is built for the Dell YX3WM Latitude 5401 notebook. It operates at DC5V with a .34A current draw to fit the original thermal design. Buyers who need a different voltage or connector layout cannot use this part.
Single fan unit tested before shipping
The package contains only the 1x fan assembly with no extra brackets, cables or thermal compound included. Each unit is tested before shipping and the supplier asks buyers to compare photos with the old part before ordering. Installers who expect mounting hardware or paste must source those separately.
Direct-fit compatibility constraint
Fitment is limited to the exact Dell YX3WM Latitude 5401 model and the Sunon EG50060S1-C400-S9A part number. The supplier advises confirming the part number to ensure 100% compatibility and offers to verify model numbers on request. Systems with a different fan footprint or pin arrangement will not accept this cooler.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for Dell Latitude 5401
- Sunon EG50060S1-C400-S9A part number match
- DC 5V 0.34A power specification
- Each unit tested before dispatch
- Includes single cooling fan only
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the DC5V 0.34A fan need lubrication or bearing replacement after long-term use?
The supplied Sunon EG50060S1-C400-S9A unit is a sealed assembly; no user-serviceable bearings or oil ports are exposed, so the part is replaced rather than maintained.
What thermal limit stops the fan from spinning faster during a heavy workload?
The fan runs at a fixed 5 V and 0.34 A, so its maximum speed is capped by that voltage and current rating rather than a variable PWM curve.
How much extra noise and heat does the 5 V 0.34 A fan add when the Latitude 5401 runs all day?
At the rated 5 V and 0.34 A the motor draws a low, steady current, keeping acoustic output and waste heat minimal inside the chassis.
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