Kolink Enclave 700W

KOLINK ENCLAVE - 700W

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 and powerful 12V single-rail ensure robust and 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. 

The Kolink Enclave 80 PLUS Gold PSU Rated for 700 Watts at a Glance: 

700 Watt PSU with powerful 58A 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- and four Molex connectors 

The Kolink Enclave 80 PLUS Gold PSU Rated at 700 Watts in Detail 

The advanced design and the use of high-quality components mean that Kolink has been able to produce an efficient and high-performance power supply in the form of the Enclave 80 PLUS Gold 700W. To this end, the manufacturer has opted for LLC transformers and DC-DC technology alongside independent voltage regulation. This combination also provides benefits to the unit’s 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 and 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 700W isn’t short of connectivity options either: in addition to a 20+4-Pin ATX- and a 4+4-Pin 12V EPS connector, there are four 6+2-Pin PCIe connectors for powering your graphics cards. Additional components are powered by means of eight SATA- and four Molex connectors.