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Haywards 40mm 12V laptop cooling fan 4-pin DBTB0428B2G
40 mm 12 V laptop cooling fan with 4-pin PWM control, double ball bearing and speeds up to 18000 RPM
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- Keeps laptops cool with 19.4 CFM airflow
- Precise speed control via PWM intelligent temperature control
- Durable double ball bearing rated for 70000 hours
- Fits Dell N5110 using 4-pin power interface
- High 18000 RPM performance within 7.0-13.4V range
Replacement fan for Dell N5110
This 40 mm cooling fan is built as a direct replacement for the Dell N5110 laptop. It runs on 12 V power through a 4-pin connector and uses a double ball bearing for durability. The unit is new and carries CE certification.
Suits owners needing an exact match
Buyers repairing a Dell N5110 with part numbers 0C96VF, C96VF, EG50060S1-C390-S9A, DFS200005940T, FL8X, DC28000NZF0 or DC28000NZS0 will find the correct fit. Anyone whose laptop uses a different connector, voltage or mounting pattern should look elsewhere.
PWM control and speed monitoring included
The 4-wire interface adds PWM intelligent temperature control and a speed measurement signal so the system can regulate fan speed automatically. A plastic frame keeps weight low while the bearing is rated for 70000 hours of operation.
Highlights
- Keeps laptops cool with 19.4 CFM airflow
- Precise speed control via PWM intelligent temperature control
- Durable double ball bearing rated for 70000 hours
- Fits Dell N5110 using 4-pin power interface
- High 18000 RPM performance within 7.0-13.4V range
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Questions about this item
What laptop model must I already own for this 40 mm 12 V DBTB0428B2G fan to fit?
It is built for the Dell N5110 and matches part numbers 0C96VF, C96VF, EG50060S1-C390-S9A, DFS200005940T, FL8X, DC28000NZF0 and DC28000NZS0.
Will the 4-pin PWM connector on this replacement fan work with the original motherboard header in my N5110?
Yes, the 4-wire interface carries the same PWM intelligent temperature control and speed-measurement signals the original fan used.
How can I verify the fan is running at its rated 18000 RPM after I install it?
The 4-pin header reports real-time speed to the system; you can read the RPM in BIOS or a hardware-monitoring utility and confirm it sits near 18000 RPM ±10 %.
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