A Smarter Way to Procure Power Protection Hardware
TechForGood is a certified B Corporation, carbon neutral ICT supplier and Social Enterprise. When you procure APC hardware through us, you protect critical equipment while strengthening your ESG, carbon and social procurement outcomes.
APC is trusted globally for reliable power protection that safeguards devices, prevents downtime and extends the life of ICT assets.
Every APC purchase includes:
This is infrastructure procurement that reduces risk, protects assets and supports compliance.
The APC Hardware Range — Protecting Devices at Every Scale
We supply APC power protection hardware for offices, server rooms, network closets and critical work environments — selected for reliability, efficiency and long-term availability.
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Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS)
Protect desktops, servers, networking equipment and critical systems from power interruptions.
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Rack & Network Power Equipment
Power distribution units and accessories designed for secure, organised environments.
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Energy-Efficient Power Protection
Efficient operation helps minimise energy waste while maintaining uptime.
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Enterprise Deployment Options
Bulk procurement with site-standardised models, asset tagging and bundled deployments
Power Protection That Supports Responsible ICT Procurement
Power protection hardware runs continuously. Choosing efficient, durable equipment helps reduce energy waste, prevent equipment damage and avoid unnecessary replacements.
APC designs hardware to balance reliability with energy efficiency — supporting sustainability and cost-control goals.
Sustainability Benefits
- Reduced equipment damage and premature replacement
- Lower total energy waste from outages and surges
- Longer hardware life for connected devices
- Reduced refresh cycles for protected equipment
- Packaging designed to reduce waste
Protecting equipment extends its life — reducing waste, emissions and cost.
Protecting Devices to Reduce Refresh and Replacement
Power events shorten device lifespan. APC hardware helps prevent damage and data loss, allowing organisations to keep devices in service longer.
Lifecycle Benefits:
Reduced Scope 3 emissions per device
Fewer emergency replacements
Lower capital expenditure
Reduced e-waste generation
Improved reliability for staff and systems
Uptime and sustainability go hand in hand when equipment lasts longer.
Retiring UPS Units or Batteries? Do It Responsibly.
Recover-E is TechForGood’s secure, certified, circular end-of-life service for power equipment, batteries and peripherals.
Recover-E Includes:
Secure collection and tracking
Certified recycling for electronic waste and batteries
Refurbishment and reuse where viable
Landfill diversion and environmental reporting
100% of Recover-E profits fund TechForGood social impact programs
Every APC Purchase Is Supplied Carbon Neutral
All APC hardware procured through TechForGood is delivered via a carbon neutral operation — supporting ESG reporting and responsible procurement requirements.
Included With Every Purchase
- Carbon neutrality evidence
- Scope 3-aligned procurement data
- Social procurement certification
- Supply chain governance clarity
- Integrated circularity through Recover-E
Ready to Protect Your Infrastructure Sustainably?
Protect your infrastructure with APC solutions that deliver reliable power, minimise downtime, and support a more energy-efficient, sustainable IT environment.
ESG Screening
Schneider Electric SE has been reviewed through TechForGood’s vendor-level ESG desktop screening process to support responsible and ASRS-ready procurement of its products (including those marketed under the APC brand).
This screening was conducted at the global parent-entity level, using publicly available disclosures, with consideration of relevance to Australian procurement and regulatory expectations.
Based on this review, Schneider Electric SE has been assessed as suitable for inclusion within TechForGood’s Connected Procurement Framework, subject to ongoing review.
Scope: Vendor-level ESG desktop screening only. Individual products, modules, customer-specific configurations, and service implementations are not assessed.
Last reviewed: February 2026
