Papua New Guinea Large Uninterruptible Power Supply Equipment

Which power plugs/outlets are used in Papua New Guinea?

Ok, you are going to Papua New Guinea, you will use power plugs/outlets similar to the following picture (s): (includes Port Moresby, Lae, Madang, Alotau, Kavieng, Kokopo, Goroka.) Voltage used in Papua New Guinea is 240V and the electrical frequency is 50Hz. (more details after you choose where are you plugs from.)

Where can I buy industrial equipment & equipment in Papua New Guinea?

Bishops offers the largest range of industrial hardware, equipment and safety products in Papua New Guinea by providing quality products and holding over K50 million of stock at branches in country. Below is a selection of some of the most popular categories we stock. Can't see what you are looking for? Please contact your nearest branch.

Who is Te (png)?

TE (PNG) has been acclaimed as the ‘go to’ provider. TE (PNG) offers the best of products to match the demanding conditions of PNG when it comes to power conditioning, protection and supply. Harsh conditions require equipment made to endure the rigours applied to them. In PNG only the toughest survive.

What types of power supplies do you offer?

We offer a range of surge protection devices, voltage regulators, isolation transformers, solar panels, regulators, inverters, variable speed drives and, most importantly, uninterruptible power supply – UPS. Matching the right system to your needs in vitally important, not only for cost-effectiveness but for reliability and longevity of the system.

Why should you choose the best equipment in PNG?

Harsh conditions require equipment made to endure the rigours applied to them. In PNG only the toughest survive. That is why we have partnered with the best brands to ensure a quality product and we back this up with unprecedented service.

Who are the best solar installers in PNG?

When it comes to solar installation, names such as Plasmatronics, Powertech and Suntech have been serving the PNG community, providing power in the harshest locations, most notably the Kokoda Trail Emergency Radio installations. Who did we turn to, to protect our building from power surges? We installed a Novaris inline filter.