A reliable APC UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is essential for preventing downtime in Singapore’s competitive business environment. However, for larger offices, data centres, or facilities with high electrical loads, the method of installation matters. One common decision point is whether to use a plug-in setup or a hardwired connection.
Let’s explore the differences and why many businesses opt for hardwiring in demanding environments.
In Singapore, hardwiring must be done by a licensed electrician to meet safety regulations and avoid electrical hazards. For more on proper UPS servicing, see our guide on proactive IT maintenance.
In high-load environments—such as financial institutions, logistics hubs, or healthcare facilities—power continuity is mission-critical. Hardwiring offers several advantages:
This is particularly important for APC UPS units supporting multiple servers, networking equipment, and cooling systems.
Hardwiring a UPS is not just a matter of convenience—it’s a matter of compliance and safety. In Singapore, electrical work must meet EMA (Energy Market Authority) regulations. Improper installation can void warranties, create fire hazards, or lead to unplanned downtime.
At KG Sowers, our licensed engineers handle the entire process:
By engaging professionals, you ensure your APC UPS operates reliably while meeting all legal and technical standards. Learn more about how we prevent costly downtime for businesses in Singapore.
Conclusion Whether you’re upgrading your UPS capacity or installing a new system in a large facility, choosing a hardwired setup can provide long-term safety and performance benefits. With KG Sowers, you can trust that your APC UPS installation will be done right the first time—keeping your business protected from power disruptions.