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Fans 5V 0.14A UDQFNKH01 3507 blower 3CM mini notebook cooling fan

SKU CH-PXKN-BD7M3

A 5V 0.14A blower fan designed for compact notebook cooling

  • 5 V operation suits low-voltage notebook headers
  • 14 A draw keeps power demand minimal
  • 3507 blower design directs airflow through tight chassis
  • 3 cm frame fits compact cooling spaces

Compact 5 V blower for notebook cooling

This 5 V blower draws 0.14 A and carries the UDQFNKH01 3507 designation. It fits tight notebook chassis where a radial airflow path is required. The small form factor targets service technicians and DIY upgraders who need a direct replacement for an original cooling module. Buyers who need a larger case fan or a PWM-controlled model should look elsewhere.

Low power draw and focused airflow

At 5 V and 0.14 A the fan consumes minimal power from the notebook supply. The blower wheel pushes air through a narrow exhaust slot, concentrating cooling on heat-pipe fins rather than dispersing it inside the chassis. Acoustic output stays modest because the motor runs at low current. No separate power connector or speed-control header is required.

Highlights

  • 5 V operation suits low-voltage notebook headers
  • 14 A draw keeps power demand minimal
  • 3507 blower design directs airflow through tight chassis
  • 3 cm frame fits compact cooling spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 5V 0.14A UDQFNKH01 blower to the motherboard header?

Plug the two-wire lead into a 5 V system-fan header; the red wire goes to the 5 V pin and the black wire to ground.

When should I replace the 3507 blower?

Replace the fan when bearing noise becomes audible or airflow drops enough that component temperatures rise under load.

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