Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
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A 5 V, 0.15 A notebook cooling fan in original packaging
This 5 V 0.15 A fan is built for notebook cooling assemblies that use a two-wire power connection. It suits repair technicians and builders who need a direct replacement for the original AVC BASA0712R5L unit.
With a fixed 5 V supply the motor maintains a consistent speed rather than ramping up for short bursts. The two-line design means there is no PWM or tachometer feedback, so airflow stays level as long as the rail remains stable.
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The BASA0712R5L operates at 5 V and 0.15 A, giving a low power draw that limits heat output, while the two-wire design runs at a steady speed without PWM ramping, keeping acoustic levels modest during all-day use.
The BASA0712R5L uses a two-wire lead that plugs into a standard 5 V fan header on the notebook motherboard, so the board must provide that header with matching polarity for the fan to operate.
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