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Ruth's sister AVC baza0508r5u DC5V .50a P010 4Pin notebook fan

SKU CH-NFPR-07T1N

AVC 4-pin notebook cooling fan running at 5 V and 0.50 A

  • DC 5 V 0.50 A power rating matches notebook cooling needs
  • 4-pin PWM connector enables precise speed control
  • AVC baza0508r5u design fits compatible laptop models
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance out of the box

4-pin 5 V 0.50 A notebook fan

This replacement fan fits notebooks that use the AVC baza0508r5u DC5V 0.50a P010 4Pin connector. It draws 0.50 A at 5 V and uses a standard 4-pin interface for speed control and monitoring. Technicians and owners repairing a noisy or failed cooler can install it directly without adapter cables. The part is supplied new and ready for immediate fitting.

Upgrade from a worn or seized original cooler

If the existing fan rattles, overheats or no longer spins, this unit restores airflow to the heatsink. The jump is worth it when the laptop chassis and mounting holes match the 508 form factor and the motherboard provides a 4-pin 5 V header. Builders needing a different voltage, pin count or larger frame should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • DC 5 V 0.50 A power rating matches notebook cooling needs
  • 4-pin PWM connector enables precise speed control
  • AVC baza0508r5u design fits compatible laptop models
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance out of the box

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 4-pin connector on the AVC baza0508r5u fan match my notebook's motherboard header?

The fan uses a 4-pin connector that plugs directly into a standard 4-pin PWM fan header on the notebook motherboard. Align the keyed notch on the plug with the tab on the header before pressing it in.

What is the correct order to connect the fan and secure it inside the chassis?

Route the cable away from moving parts first, then plug the 4-pin connector into the motherboard header. A common mistake is screwing the fan down before connecting the cable, which can strain or damage the wires.

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