Uninterruptible Power Supply for Cambodia Manufacturing Industry

Three-Phase online modular uninterruptible power supply systems from the Modulon UPS family offer scalability and redundancy in a single frame, with up to 600 kVA. Delta's UPSs are some of the most advanced in the industry, renowned for their innovation, reliability, and efficiency.

The Kingdom will first focus on expanding output in simple components and sub-assembly, including cables and connectors, and printed circuit board (PCB) assembly, before moving up the value chain in the mid-term and turning Cambodia into an integrated electronics production hub, including final assembly, in the long run.

In Cambodia, no initiatives or NGOs focus exclusively on sustainable electronics. However, multiple issues in other industries (such as the garment sector) are also present in the EEE sector. As Cambodian electronics manufacturing increases its GDP share, adaptation of initiatives to this specific industry seems ineluctable.

In 2021, Cambodia has approximately 54,000 people working in electrical and electronics manufacturing, which account for about 1.43% of the country's total employment. For comparison, the industry employed 600,000 people in Thailand (1.57% of the workforce) and more than a million in Vietnam (1.78% of the workforce).

Major sources of local power generation are hydro and coal, and minor sources include diesel, wood, and biomass. In addition to local power generation, Cambodia also buys electricity from neighboring countries, especially during the dry season.

Mega Electrical, GGear Group, and Triangle are some of the largest Cambodian distributors. Often, these brands cannot compete in price with their Chinese counterparts and are therefore establishing themselves in the fast-growing premium channel. 3.