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APDC Advanced Power Devices

Specialized Distributor of Advanced Power Electronics

Advanced power devices and components, sourced and supported in the United States.

APDC is a technical distributor, not a parts warehouse. We select advanced power electronics, verify their documentation, quote them from the U.S., and coordinate delivery — whether you need five contactors next week or a solid-state transformer for a datacenter build.

9
Product departments, from board-mount modules to megawatt equipment
1 day
Target response on every quote request, with a named engineer
U.S.
Quoting, purchasing, importer-of-record and after-sale support
3
Ways to buy — stocked, configured, or engineered to your project

Start where you fit

We sell wholesale to the trade. The fastest route depends on who you are — pick the one that describes you and you will land on the right form, with the right questions already asked.

Distributors & physical shops

Local distributors and electrical supply shops: contact us for the full catalog, certification documentation, distributor pricing and protected account terms.

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Power design firms & specifiers

Designing our components into your product or system? Ask for full technical specifications, application support, evaluation units and design-in pricing.

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Datacenters, EPCs & utilities

For SST, UPS, transfer switch and large energy equipment, we scope the application with you and the manufacturer, then coordinate production, inspection and delivery to site.

Discuss a project

Contractors & installers

Please work through your local electrical supply store. They can order APDC products for you at trade terms. If your store does not carry us yet, send us their details and we will reach out.

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What we supply

Nine departments spanning the whole conversion chain. Each product page carries full electrical and environmental ratings, certification status, lead time, warranty and minimum order quantity.

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Three ways to buy

Power electronics do not all buy the same way. A contactor has a price; a solid-state transformer has a project. Every product in our catalog is tagged with one of these three routes so you know what happens when you click.

In Stock

Published price, order online

Standard modules, sensors, contactors and replacement parts held in U.S. inventory. Price and minimum order quantity are shown on the page; add them to a request and we confirm the same day.

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Configure

Configure and request a quote

Converters, transfer switches, PDUs and charging modules where voltage, cooling, connectors and firmware change the build. Tell us the configuration and we return a firm price and lead time.

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Project

Discuss your project

Solid-state transformers, large UPS, medium-voltage rectifiers and high-speed transfer switches. We scope the application with you and the manufacturer before any price is issued.

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Why buy through a specialist

A broad-line catalog will sell you a part number. A specialized distributor makes sure the part is the right one, that its documentation survives an inspection, and that somebody in your time zone answers when the schedule moves.

  • Carefully selected products

    A short, deliberate line we can actually stand behind, not a search index.

  • Technical product knowledge

    Ratings, derating curves and topology trade-offs discussed before you commit.

  • Certification documentation

    Listing and compliance paperwork gathered per model, for your AHJ and your file.

  • Product-selection assistance

    Send the load profile and constraints; we come back with candidates and reasons.

  • Access to specialized manufacturers

    Including overseas builders that are difficult to reach and qualify directly.

  • U.S. quoting and purchasing

    One domestic PO, one domestic invoice, and importer-of-record handled for you.

  • Project coordination

    Production tracking, inspection, staging and delivery for datacenters, EPCs and utilities.

  • Customization and integration

    Connector sets, firmware profiles, enclosures and kitting arranged with the factory.

How an engineered order moves

For configured and project equipment, this is the path from your first message to equipment on site. You get a named contact at step one and the same contact at step seven.

  1. 01

    Request for quote

    You send the application, ratings and schedule. We acknowledge within one business day.

  2. 02

    Technical confirmation

    We confirm the configuration with you and the manufacturer, then issue a firm price and lead time.

  3. 03

    Purchase order

    You issue a PO to APDC in the U.S. Deposit terms apply on engineered equipment.

  4. 04

    Production

    The manufacturer builds to the released configuration. We track and report milestones.

  5. 05

    Inspection

    Incoming or factory inspection against the agreed test plan, with witness testing where required.

  6. 06

    Shipment or staging

    Direct shipment from the factory, or staging through a U.S. logistics partner for phased delivery.

  7. 07

    Delivery and support

    Delivery to site, documentation package handover, and warranty support through APDC.

  8. Start the process

    Send what you know so far — a single line of load data is enough to begin.

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A note on certification

Certification is stated per model, never per company. We describe a product as UL Listed or UL Recognized only when that exact model number has been verified in the certifying body's directory, and we will send you the documentation to confirm it. APDC does not represent itself or its catalog as a whole as certified. Where a listing is pending, project-specific or jurisdiction-dependent, the product page says so plainly.

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Tell us what you are building.

Send a part number, a load profile or a single-line diagram. You will hear back from a person who can talk about the electrical detail, not a ticket queue.