Zyvpee
Zyvpee AD0405LB-G70 5V 0.08A 0.38W 21dBA 2-Pin Heatsink Case Fan
A 5 V ball-bearing case fan with integrated heatsink runs at 21 dBA while drawing 0.08 A and 0.38 W through a 2-pin connector
- TypeCase Fan
- Bearing TypeBall
- Power Connector2 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- FeaturesFan with heatsink
- Quiet operation at 21 dBA noise level
- Low power draw of 0.38 W at 5 V
- Ball bearing for durable rotation
- Integrated heatsink for targeted component cooling
- Simple two-pin power connection
Zyvpee AD0405LB-G70 Heatsink Fan
The Zyvpee AD0405LB-G70 is a 5V case fan with an integrated heatsink. It draws 0.08A and consumes 0.38W of power. The unit runs at a noise level of 21dBA and uses a 2-pin power connector. Its black frame and non-LED design suit understated builds.
Best for Low-Power Spot Cooling
This fan suits builders adding targeted airflow to a specific component or small enclosure. The integrated heatsink helps dissipate heat directly at the source. Buyers who need high static pressure for dense radiators should look elsewhere. Systems requiring PWM speed control or RGB lighting are not supported.
Ball Bearing and 5V Operation
The ball bearing construction provides durable rotation for continuous use. Operation at 5V limits compatibility to headers or controllers supplying that voltage. The 2-pin connector delivers fixed-speed running without monitoring. Verify your board provides a 5V 2-pin header before purchase.
Highlights
- Quiet operation at 21 dBA noise level
- Low power draw of 0.38 W at 5 V
- Ball bearing for durable rotation
- Integrated heatsink for targeted component cooling
- Simple two-pin power connection
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | AD0405LB-G70 |
| Model | AD0405LB-G70 |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 2 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | Fan with heatsink |
Questions about this item
What clearance does the AD0405LB-G70 heatsink fan need around the 2-pin header?
The 2-pin power connector requires enough room for the plug and the two wires to route cleanly without bending sharply against the heatsink base.
How do you install the AD0405LB-G70 so the ball bearing seats correctly?
Mount the fan with the four corner screws in a cross pattern, tightening each a little at a time so the heatsink sits flat and the ball bearing is not pre-loaded.
When should the AD0405LB-G70 be replaced based on its 21 dBA rating?
Plan a swap once the noise rises noticeably above 21 dBA or the 5 V 0.08 A draw becomes unstable, indicating bearing wear.
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