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Fans BASA0712R5L 5V .15A notebook cooling fan

SKU CH-EMJ1-N77Q1

A 5 V, 0.15 A notebook cooling fan in original packaging

  • 5 V low-voltage operation keeps notebook power draw minimal
  • 15 A current rating limits thermal load on compact boards
  • two-wire connection simplifies installation in tight chassis spaces
  • new condition ensures reliable performance from first use

Notebook cooling fan for 5 V systems

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.

Steady airflow at constant voltage

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.

Highlights

  • 5 V low-voltage operation keeps notebook power draw minimal
  • 15 A current rating limits thermal load on compact boards
  • two-wire connection simplifies installation in tight chassis spaces
  • new condition ensures reliable performance from first use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much noise and heat does the BASA0712R5L produce when running continuously?

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.

What connector or header must my notebook already have for this fan to work?

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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