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In addition to numerous low-priced yet highly regarded chassis & an extensive range of accessories, the Kolink brand already offers long power supplies of various performance classes. After the successful entry into the European market for PC power supplies at the end of 2015, Kolink is now working with the Core series & shows that particularly inexpensive power supplies are possible without the customer having to forego basic quality features. A Kolink-Core power supply delivers everything that is really important, while less important features are consistently saved. So the Cores are technically solid, but still hardly more expensive than the all-but-no-name products. For the entry-level series, Kolink uses, for example, the 80 Plus certificate, which guarantees efficiency of more than 80 percent from 20 percent utilization at 115 volts. In the European 230-volt network, all models of the Core Series meet the requirements of EU Regulation No. 617/2013. Since July 2014, this has presumably required a minimum efficiency of 82 to 85 percent for all power supplies used in complete PCs. Because the mandatory requirements for standby power consumption & standby efficiency are also met, Kolink core power supplies are therefore a low-cost but right-safe choice for all integrators & system houses. The fact that Kolink is familiar with its entry-level products is also evident in the equipment with connections. The 700-watt model offered here has a 4 + 4-pin EPS12V connector for the processor as well as a total of four 6 + 2-pin connectors for the graphics card in addition to the 20 + 4-pin ATX connector for the mainboard. Five SATA & three Molex connectors are available for the other components. The Kolink Core 700 Watt can therefore prove its performance at any time in real systems. Even gaming systems with SLI & Crossfire tapes from high-end graphics cards are supplied without problems by this low-cost power supply. It is also worth noting that Kolink
- unfortunately as part of the minority of the power supply brands
- carries out both product design & final quality control completely in Europe before delivery to specialist retailers, system integrators & end customers. Despite the aggressive prices, these products are full-fledged retail products for the needs of European customers, whose quality is ensured by manufacturers at all times. A power supply must ultimately function reliably in the end, so that the computer runs smoothly. Saving on the other hand is something that many users in this price class do not value: That Kolink delivers all power supplies without a power cable which protects the environment & saves costs, whereas most potential buyers already have cables already at home. Kolink also has a purist style in terms of optics, the cable strings are held together by convenient cable ties instead of elaborate sleeves. The surface is simply black lacquered, so the power supply in the PC hardly noticeable. In short, if you only have a tight budget, the core power supply is currently the best choice.

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In addition to numerous low-priced yet highly regarded chassis & an extensive range of accessories, the Kolink brand already offers long power supplies of various performance classes. After the successful entry into the European market for PC power supplies at the end of 2015, Kolink is now working with the Core series & shows that particularly inexpensive power supplies are possible without the customer having to forego basic quality features. A Kolink-Core power supply delivers everything that is really important, while less important features are consistently saved. So the Cores are technically solid, but still hardly more expensive than the all-but-no-name products. For the entry-level series, Kolink uses, for example, the 80 Plus certificate, which guarantees efficiency of more than 80 percent from 20 percent utilization at 115 volts. In the European 230-volt network, all models of the Core Series meet the requirements of EU Regulation No. 617/2013. Since July 2014, this has presumably required a minimum efficiency of 82 to 85 percent for all power supplies used in complete PCs. Because the mandatory requirements for standby power consumption & standby efficiency are also met, Kolink core power supplies are therefore a low-cost but right-safe choice for all integrators & system houses. The fact that Kolink is familiar with its entry-level products is also evident in the equipment with connections. The 300-watt model for office computers & economical multimedia systems offered here already has a 4 + 4-pin EPS12V connector for the processor as well as a 6-pin ATX connector for the mainboard + 2-pin connector for graphics card. Four SATA & two Molex connectors are available for the other components. The Kolink Core 400 Watt can therefore prove its performance at any time in real systems. Even gaming systems with mid-range & performance graphics cards are supplied without problems. It is also worth noting that Kolink
- unfortunately as part of the minority of the power supply brands
- carries out both product design & final quality control completely in Europe before delivery to specialist retailers, system integrators & end customers. Despite the aggressive prices, these products are full-fledged retail products for the needs of European customers, whose quality is ensured by manufacturers at all times. A power supply must ultimately function reliably in the end, so that the computer runs smoothly. Saving on the other hand is something that many users in this price class do not value: That Kolink delivers all power supplies without a power cable which protects the environment & saves costs, whereas most potential buyers already have cables already at home. Kolink also has a purist style in terms of optics, the cable strings are held together by convenient cable ties instead of elaborate sleeves. The surface is simply black lacquered, so the power supply in the PC hardly noticeable. In short, if you only have a tight budget, the core power supply is currently the best choice. Technical

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Dimensions: 140 x 86 x 150 mm (W x H x D) Fan: 120 mm (automatic control) Efficiency: at least 80 percent at 50/20/100 percent load, 80 Plus certified Active PFC (0.9) Form Factor: ATX12V 2.3 Rated power: 400 W + 3.3V: 13A "" + 5V: 13A + 3.3V / + 5V: 90W + 12V: 276W / 23A -12V: 0.5A / 6W + 5 Vsb: 2.5 A / 12.5 W Connections (fixed): 1x 20 + 4-pin 1x 4 + 4-pin (CPU / ATX12V / EPS12V) 1x 6 + 2-pin PCIe 4x SATA 2x 4-pin Molex Warranty: 2yr *does not come with kettle lead



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In addition to numerous low-priced yet highly regarded chassis & an extensive range of accessories, the Kolink brand already offers long power supplies of various performance classes. After the successful entry into the European market for PC power supplies at the end of 2015, Kolink is now working with the Core series & shows that particularly inexpensive power supplies are possible without the customer having to forego basic quality features. A Kolink-Core power supply delivers everything that is really important, while less important features are consistently saved. So the Cores are technically solid, but still hardly more expensive than the all-but-no-name products. For the entry-level series, Kolink uses, for example, the 80 Plus certificate, which guarantees efficiency of more than 80 percent from 20 percent utilization at 115 volts. In the European 230-volt network, all models of the Core Series meet the requirements of EU Regulation No. 617/2013. Since July 2014, this has presumably required a minimum efficiency of 82 to 85 percent for all power supplies used in complete PCs. Because the mandatory requirements for standby power consumption & standby efficiency are also met, Kolink core power supplies are therefore a low-cost but right-safe choice for all integrators & system houses. The fact that Kolink is familiar with its entry-level products is also evident in the equipment with connections. The 500-watt model for office computers & economical multimedia systems offered here already has a 4 + 4-pin EPS12V connector for the processor as well as a 6-pin ATX connector for the mainboard + 2-pin connector for graphics card. Four SATA & two Molex connectors are available for the other components. The Kolink Core 400 Watt can therefore prove its performance at any time in real systems. Even gaming systems with mid-range & performance graphics cards are supplied without problems. It is also worth noting that Kolink
- unfortunately as part of the minority of the power supply brands
- carries out both product design & final quality control completely in Europe before delivery to specialist retailers, system integrators & end customers. Despite the aggressive prices, these products are full-fledged retail products for the needs of European customers, whose quality is ensured by manufacturers at all times. A power supply must ultimately function reliably in the end, so that the computer runs smoothly. Saving on the other hand is something that many users in this price class do not value: That Kolink delivers all power supplies without a power cable which protects the environment & saves costs, whereas most potential buyers already have cables already at home. Kolink also has a purist style in terms of optics, the cable strings are held together by convenient cable ties instead of elaborate sleeves. The surface is simply black lacquered, so the power supply in the PC hardly noticeable. In short, if you only have a tight budget, the core power supply is currently the best choice. Technical

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Dimensions: 140 x 86 x 150 mm (W x H x D) Fan: 120 mm (automatic control) Efficiency: at least 80 percent at 50/20/100 percent load, 80 Plus certified Active PFC (0.9) Form Factor: ATX12V 2.3 Rated power: 400 W + 3.3V: 13A "" + 5V: 13A + 3.3V / + 5V: 90W + 12V: 276W / 23A -12V: 0.5A / 6W + 5 Vsb: 2.5 A / 12.5 W Connections (fixed): 1x 20 + 4-pin 1x 4 + 4-pin (CPU / ATX12V / EPS12V) 1x 6 + 2-pin PCIe 4x SATA 2x 4-pin Molex Warranty: 2yr *does not come with kettle lead



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In addition to numerous low-priced yet highly regarded chassis & an extensive range of accessories, the Kolink brand from Kolink already offers long power supplies of various performance classes. After the successful entry into the European market for PC power supplies at the end of 2015, Kolink is now working with the Core series & shows that particularly inexpensive power supplies are possible without the customer having to forego basic quality features. A Kolink-Core power supply delivers everything that is really important, while less important features are consistently saved. So the Cores are technically solid, but still hardly more expensive than the all-but-no-name products. For the entry-level series, Kolink uses, for example, the 80 Plus certificate, which guarantees efficiency of more than 80 percent from 20 percent utilization at 115 volts. In the European 230-volt network, all models of the Core Series meet the requirements of EU Regulation No. 617/2013. Since July 2014, this has presumably required a minimum efficiency of 82 to 85 percent for all power supplies used in complete PCs. Because the mandatory requirements for standby power consumption & standby efficiency are also met, Kolink core power supplies are therefore a low-cost but right-safe choice for all integrators & system houses. The fact that Kolink is familiar with its entry-level products is also evident in the equipment with connections. The 600-watt model offers a 4 + 4-pin EPS12V connector for the processor as well as two 6 + 2-pin connectors for the graphics card. Five SATA & three Molex connectors are available for the other components. The Kolink Core 600 Watt can therefore prove its performance at any time in real systems. Even gaming systems with high-end graphics cards are easily supplied by this low-cost power supply. It is also worth noting that Kolink
- unfortunately as part of the minority of the power supply brands
- carries out both product design & final quality control completely in Europe before delivery to specialist retailers, system integrators & end customers. Despite the aggressive prices, these products are full-fledged retail products for the needs of European customers, whose quality is ensured by manufacturers at all times. A power supply must ultimately function reliably in the end, so that the computer runs smoothly. Saving on the other hand is something that many users in this price class do not value: That Kolink delivers all power supplies without a power cable which protects the environment & saves costs, whereas most potential buyers already have cables already at home. Kolink also has a purist style in terms of optics, the cable strings are held together by convenient cable ties instead of elaborate sleeves. The surface is simply black lacquered, so the power supply in the PC hardly noticeable. In short, if you only have a tight budget, the core power supply is currently the best choice. Technical

Details:
Dimensions: 140 x 86 x 150 mm (W x H x D) Fan: 120 mm (automatic control) Efficiency: at least 80 percent at 50/20/100 percent load, 80 Plus certified Active PFC (0.9) Form Factor: ATX12V 2.3 Rated power: 600 W + 3.3V: 18A + 5V: 15A + 3.3V / + 5V: 100W + 12V: 480W / 40A -12V: 0.3 A / 3.6 W + 5 Vsb: 2.5 A / 12.5 W Connections (fixed): 1x 20 + 4-pin 1x 4 + 4-pin (CPU / ATX12V / EPS12V) 2x 6 + 2-pin PCIe 5x SATA 3x 4-pole Molex *does not come with kettle lead



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In addition to numerous low-priced yet highly regarded chassis & an extensive range of accessories, the Kolink brand already offers long power supplies of various performance classes. After the successful entry into the European market for PC power supplies at the end of 2015, Kolink is now working with the Core series & shows that particularly inexpensive power supplies are possible without the customer having to forego basic quality features. A Kolink-Core power supply delivers everything that is really important, while less important features are consistently saved. So the Cores are technically solid, but still hardly more expensive than the all-but-no-name products. For the entry-level series, Kolink uses, for example, the 80 Plus certificate, which guarantees efficiency of more than 80 percent from 20 percent utilization at 115 volts. In the European 230-volt network, all models of the Core Series meet the requirements of EU Regulation No. 617/2013. Since July 2014, this has presumably required a minimum efficiency of 82 to 85 percent for all power supplies used in complete PCs. Because the mandatory requirements for standby power consumption & standby efficiency are also met, Kolink core power supplies are therefore a low-cost but right-safe choice for all integrators & system houses. The fact that Kolink is familiar with its entry-level products is also evident in the equipment with connections. The 700-watt model offered here has a 4 + 4-pin EPS12V connector for the processor as well as a total of four 6 + 2-pin connectors for the graphics card in addition to the 20 + 4-pin ATX connector for the mainboard. Five SATA & three Molex connectors are available for the other components. The Kolink Core 700 Watt can therefore prove its performance at any time in real systems. Even gaming systems with SLI & Crossfire tapes from high-end graphics cards are supplied without problems by this low-cost power supply. It is also worth noting that Kolink
- unfortunately as part of the minority of the power supply brands
- carries out both product design & final quality control completely in Europe before delivery to specialist retailers, system integrators & end customers. Despite the aggressive prices, these products are full-fledged retail products for the needs of European customers, whose quality is ensured by manufacturers at all times. A power supply must ultimately function reliably in the end, so that the computer runs smoothly. Saving on the other hand is something that many users in this price class do not value: That Kolink delivers all power supplies without a power cable which protects the environment & saves costs, whereas most potential buyers already have cables already at home. Kolink also has a purist style in terms of optics, the cable strings are held together by convenient cable ties instead of elaborate sleeves. The surface is simply black lacquered, so the power supply in the PC hardly noticeable. In short, if you only have a tight budget, the core power supply is currently the best choice. TECHNICAL

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Dimensions: 140 x 86 x 150 mm (W x H x D) Fan: 120 mm (automatic control) Efficiency: at least 80 percent at 50/20/100 percent load, 80 Plus certified Active PFC (0.9) Form Factor: ATX12V 2.3 Rated power: 700 W + 3.3V: 18A + 5V: 15A + 3.3V / + 5V: 100W + 12V: 576 W / 48 A -12V: 0.5A / 6W + 5 Vsb: 2.5 A / 12.5 W Connections (fixed): 1x 20 + 4-pin 1x 4 + 4-pin (CPU / ATX12V / EPS12V) 4x 6 + 2-pin PCIe card 5x SATA 3x 4-pole Molex



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The Enclave Series from Kolink represents a new series of high-performance power supplies with 80 PLUS Gold certification. The premium quality components, advance design & powerful 12V single-rail ensure robust & reliable power delivery as well as precise voltage regulation. The premium quality power supply is rounded off by the welcome addition of fully modular cable management as well as a whisper-quiet 120 mm fan. Features 500 Watt PSU with powerful 41A single rail High efficiency thanks to 80 PLUS Gold certification Quiet 120 mm fan Fully modular cable management with flat cables Two 6-Pin PCIe connectors for graphics cards Five SATA- & four Molex connectors The Kolink Enclave 80 PLUS Gold PSU Rates at 500 Watts in Detail The advanced design & the use of high-quality components mean that Kolink has been able to produce an efficient & high-performance power supply in the form of the Enclave 80 PLUS Gold 500W. To this end, the manufacturer has opted for LLC transformers & DC-DC technology alongside independent voltage regulation. This combination also provides benefits to the units operating efficiency as well as the precision with which voltages are regulated, particularly when it comes to asymmetric loads. As a result, the Enclave is capable of outputting nearly its entire rated power delivery through the +12 Volt rail if necessary. This can be up to 41A & means that all your high-performance components are kept well-supplied with all the power they need. The high operating effectiveness means that it meets the criteria for 80 PLUS Gold certification as well as an average efficiency of 92 percent when used on a European 230 Volt network. In terms of cooling, the units use a slow-spinning 120 mm fan with ultra-durable rifle bearings. Apart from the impressive performance specifications, the Kolink Enclave 500W isnt short of connectivity options either: in addition to a 20+4-Pin ATX- & a 4+4-Pin 12V EPS connector, there are also two 6-Pin PCIe connectors available to supply graphics cards with power. Additional components are powered by means of five SATA- & four Molex connectors. Note: For environmental reasons, the manufacturer does not supply a wall outlet power cable with the unit. ...
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The Enclave Series from Kolink represents a new series of high-performance power supplies with 80 PLUS Gold certification. The premium quality components, advance design & powerful 12V single-rail ensure robust & reliable power delivery as well as precise voltage regulation. The premium quality power supply is rounded off by the welcome addition of fully modular cable management as well as a whisper-quiet 120 mm fan. Features 600 Watt PSU with powerful 48A single rail High efficiency thanks to 80 PLUS Gold certification Quiet 120 mm fan Fully modular cable management with flat cables Four 6+2-Pin PCIe connectors for graphics cards Eight SATA- & four Molex connectors The Kolink Enclave 80 PLUS Gold PSU Rated at 600 Watts in Detail The advanced design & the use of high-quality components mean that Kolink has been able to produce an efficient & high-performance power supply in the form of the Enclave 80 PLUS Gold 600W. To this end, the manufacturer has opted for LLC transformers & DC-DC technology alongside independent voltage regulation. This combination also provides benefits to the units operating efficiency as well as the precision with which voltages are regulated, particularly when it comes to asymmetric loads. As a result, the Enclave is capable of outputting nearly its entire rated power delivery through the +12 Volt rail if necessary. This can be up to 48A & means that all your high-performance components are kept well-supplied with all the power they need. The high operating effectiveness means that it meets the criteria for 80 PLUS Gold certification as well as an average efficiency of 92 percent when used on a European 230 Volt network. In terms of cooling, the units use a slow-spinning 120 mm fan with ultra-durable rifle bearings. Apart from the impressive performance specifications, the Kolink Enclave 600W isnt short of connectivity options either: in addition to a 20+4-Pin ATX- & a 4+4-Pin 12V EPS connector, there are also four 6+2-Pin PCIe connectors available to supply graphics cards with power. Additional components are powered by means of eight SATA- & four Molex connectors. Note: For environmental reasons, the manufacturer does not supply a wall outlet power cable with the unit. ...
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Kolink Core Series 400W 80 Plus Certified Power Supply

n addition to numerous low-priced yet highly regarded chassis and an extensive range of accessories, the Kolink brand already offers long power supplies of various performance classes. After the successful entry into the European market for PC power supplies at the end of 2015, Kolink is now working with the Core series and shows that particularly inexpensive power supplies are possible without the customer having to forego basic quality features. A Kolink-Core power supply delivers everything that is really important, while less important features are consistently saved. So the Cores are technically solid, but still hardly more expensive than the all-but-no-name products. For the entry-level series, Kolink uses, for example, the 80 Plus certificate, which guarantees efficiency of
more than 80 percent from 20 percent utilization at 115 volts. In the European 230-volt network, all models of the Core Series meet the requirements of EU Regulation No. 617/2013. Since July 2014, this has presumably required a minimum efficiency of 82 to 85 percent for all power supplies used in complete PCs. Because the mandatory requirements for standby power consumption and standby efficiency are also met, Kolink core power supplies are therefore a low-cost but right-safe choice for all integrators and system houses. The fact that Kolink is familiar with its entry-level products is also evident in the equipment with connections. The 400-watt model for office computers and economical multimedia systems offered here already has a 4 + 4-pin EPS12V connector for the processor as well as
a 6-pin ATX connector for the mainboard + 2-pin connector for graphics card. Four SATA and two Molex connectors are available for the other components. The Kolink Core 400 Watt can therefore prove its performance at any time in real systems. Even gaming systems with mid-range and performance graphics cards are supplied without problems. It is also worth noting that Kolink - unfortunately as part of the minority of the power supply brands - carries out both product design and final quality control completely in Europe before delivery to specialist retailers, system integrators and end customers. Despite the aggressive prices, these products are full-fledged retail products for the needs of European customers, whose quality is ensured by manufacturers at all times. A power supply must
ultimately function reliably in the end, so that the computer runs smoothly. Saving on the other hand is something that many users in this price class do not value: That Kolink delivers all power supplies without a power cable which protects the environment and saves costs, whereas most potential buyers already have cables already at home. Kolink also has a purist style in terms of optics, the cable strings are held together by convenient cable ties instead of elaborate sleeves. The surface is simply black lacquered, so the power supply in the PC hardly noticeable. In short, if you only have a tight budget, the core power supply is currently the best choice. Technical Details: Dimensions: 140 x 86 x 150 mm (W x H x D) Fan: 120 mm (automatic control) Efficiency: at least 80 percent at
50/20/100 percent load, 80 Plus certified Active PFC (0.9) Form Factor: ATX12V 2.3 Rated power: 400 W + 3.3V: 13A "" + 5V: 13A + 3.3V / + 5V: 90W + 12V: 276W / 23A -12V: 0.5A / 6W + 5Vsb: 2.5 A / 12.5 W Connections (fixed): 1x 20 + 4-pin 1x 4 + 4-pin (CPU / ATX12V / EPS12V) 1x 6 + 2-pin PCIe 4x SATA 2x 4-pin Molex Warranty: 2yr *does not come with kettle lead
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n addition to numerous low-priced yet highly regarded chassis & an extensive range of accessories, the Kolink brand already offers long power supplies of various performance classes. After the successful entry into the European market for PC power supplies at the end of 2015, Kolink is now working with the Core series & shows that particularly inexpensive power supplies are possible without the customer having to forego basic quality features. A Kolink-Core power supply delivers everything that is really important, while less important features are consistently saved. So the Cores are technically solid, but still hardly more expensive than the all-but-no-name products. For the entry-level series, Kolink uses, for example, the 80 Plus certificate, which guarantees efficiency of more than 80 percent from 20 percent utilization at 115 volts. In the European 230-volt network, all models of the Core Series meet the requirements of EU Regulation No. 617/2013. Since July 2014, this has presumably required a minimum efficiency of 82 to 85 percent for all power supplies used in complete PCs. Because the mandatory requirements for standby power consumption & standby efficiency are also met, Kolink core power supplies are therefore a low-cost but right-safe choice for all integrators & system houses. The fact that Kolink is familiar with its entry-level products is also evident in the equipment with connections. The 400-watt model for office computers & economical multimedia systems offered here already has a 4 + 4-pin EPS12V connector for the processor as well as a 6-pin ATX connector for the mainboard + 2-pin connector for graphics card. Four SATA & two Molex connectors are available for the other components. The Kolink Core 400 Watt can therefore prove its performance at any time in real systems. Even gaming systems with mid-range & performance graphics cards are supplied without problems. It is also worth noting that Kolink
- unfortunately as part of the minority of the power supply brands
- carries out both product design & final quality control completely in Europe before delivery to specialist retailers, system integrators & end customers. Despite the aggressive prices, these products are full-fledged retail products for the needs of European customers, whose quality is ensured by manufacturers at all times. A power supply must ultimately function reliably in the end, so that the computer runs smoothly. Saving on the other hand is something that many users in this price class do not value: That Kolink delivers all power supplies without a power cable which protects the environment & saves costs, whereas most potential buyers already have cables already at home. Kolink also has a purist style in terms of optics, the cable strings are held together by convenient cable ties instead of elaborate sleeves. The surface is simply black lacquered, so the power supply in the PC hardly noticeable. In short, if you only have a tight budget, the core power supply is currently the best choice. Technical

Details:
Dimensions: 140 x 86 x 150 mm (W x H x D) Fan: 120 mm (automatic control) Efficiency: at least 80 percent at 50/20/100 percent load, 80 Plus certified Active PFC (0.9) Form Factor: ATX12V 2.3 Rated power: 400 W + 3.3V: 13A "" + 5V: 13A + 3.3V / + 5V: 90W + 12V: 276W / 23A -12V: 0.5A / 6W + 5 Vsb: 2.5 A / 12.5 W Connections (fixed): 1x 20 + 4-pin 1x 4 + 4-pin (CPU / ATX12V / EPS12V) 1x 6 + 2-pin PCIe 4x SATA 2x 4-pin Molex Warranty: 2yr *does not come with kettle lead

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