Zyvpee
Zyvpee AB05005HX06K300 51*6MM DC5V 0.4A 3-pin blower fan
A 51 mm DC5V blower fan with hydraulic bearing, 3-pin connector and 20 to 25 dBA noise
- TypeCPU Cooler Fan
- Bearing TypeHydraulic
- Noise Level20 - 25 dBA
- Power Connector3 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- Compact 51 mm blower fits tight notebook bays
- Hydraulic bearing runs at 20 to 25 dBA for quiet cooling
- 3-pin DC 5 V 0.4 A connector powers directly from board
- Non-LED black frame keeps builds clean and professional
- DC blower design pushes focused airflow over hot components
Compact blower for tight notebook builds
The Zyvpee AB05005HX06K300 is a 51 mm square DC blower that runs on 5 V and draws 0.4 A. Its hydraulic bearing keeps acoustic output between 20 and 25 dBA while moving air through a focused exhaust path. The three-pin connector provides simple voltage control without PWM circuitry.
Suited for legacy laptop repairs
Technicians replacing a failed OEM blower in a 51 mm mounting pattern will find the electrical and mechanical match they need. Builders who require PWM speed curves, larger frame sizes or higher static pressure for desktop radiators should look elsewhere.
Three-pin lead and hydraulic bearing only
The package supplies the blower unit with its attached 3-wire cable; no mounting screws, adapters or software utilities are included. The hydraulic bearing reduces friction for quieter operation but does not add speed signalling or RGB illumination.
Highlights
- Compact 51 mm blower fits tight notebook bays
- Hydraulic bearing runs at 20 to 25 dBA for quiet cooling
- 3-pin DC 5 V 0.4 A connector powers directly from board
- Non-LED black frame keeps builds clean and professional
- DC blower design pushes focused airflow over hot components
Specifications
| Series | AB05005HX06K300 |
|---|---|
| Model | AB05005HX06K300 |
| Type | CPU Cooler Fan |
| Bearing Type | Hydraulic |
| Noise Level | 20 - 25 dBA |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | DC Blower |
Questions about this item
Does my motherboard need a 3-pin header to run this fan?
Yes, the fan uses a standard 3-pin power connector so an available 3-pin or compatible 4-pin header is required.
Can this blower cool a CPU heatsink designed for a larger axial fan?
The 51×6 mm blower produces a focused airflow stream rather than broad coverage, so it suits compact heatsinks but may not match the cooling area of a larger axial fan.
How do I confirm the blower is spinning at the correct speed after installation?
Check the motherboard BIOS or fan-control software; the fan should report an RPM reading and run within the 20–25 dBA acoustic range under normal load.
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