Appu Electrical: 24-hour electrician, Bandar Menjalara, Kepong

Appu Electrical is a 24-hour electrician based in Bandar Menjalara, Kepong, in Kuala Lumpur. Its Google Maps listing is named “Kuala Lumpur PJ Electrical Power Failure 24/7 Service”, and reviewers name the electrician as Appu. We found no working website or Facebook page for it. What it does comes from its own photos and its customers’ reviews on Google Maps.

Appu Electrical (Kuala Lumpur PJ Electrical Power Failure 24/7 Service) — Bandar Menjalara, Kepong

24-hour electrician based in Bandar Menjalara, Kepong, Kuala Lumpur, listed on Google Maps as Kuala Lumpur PJ Electrical Power Failure 24/7 Service. Reviewers describe wall sockets fixed at a house and a fault found quickly at a property with several DB boxes; its photos show burnt DB connections and TNB cut-outs and a three-phase board.

Address

87, Jalan 13/62B, Bandar Menjalara, 52200 Kuala Lumpur (Google Maps listing, which also labels the area Petaling Jaya). The work is on site; call rather than visit.

Phone

017-324 0177 (Google Maps listing)

Hours

Google Maps lists it as open 24 hours every day (18 October 2026). Call first.

Products and business

Electrician working on power failures and DB faults. Reviewers describe a few wall sockets fixed at a house after a quick response, a problem solved within 45 minutes of a phone call, a fault found and repaired in five minutes at a property with several DB boxes, and advice on the electrical problem. Photos on its Google Maps listing show a burnt cable and terminal at the main breaker of a house distribution board, burnt TNB cut-out fuse carriers above meters, a 100A cut-out, a large three-phase board with Schneider Easy9 MCBs and a surge protector (February 2026), and a shop's electrical room.

Service area

Its listing name says Kuala Lumpur and PJ; it states no other area.

Registers

We found 017-324 0177 and the name Appu Electrical in none of Suruhanjaya Tenaga's registers of electrical contractors and competent persons (snapshot of 6 Oct 2026), and no CIDB contractor with this phone or name (13 Oct 2026). For wiring or DB work, ask which registered wireman will do and sign off the job.

Facebook groups

We found 017-324 0177 in none of the Malaysian electrical Facebook group posts we have collected (2026). A Facebook-wide search for the number failed (18 Oct 2026), and a Facebook page search for Appu Electrical found only businesses abroad.

Online presence

Its listing links appuelectrical.com, which no longer resolves (18 Oct 2026); an archived copy from February 2025 showed an empty site titled "Appu Electrical – 24/7 Power Solutions". An online directory (BizMalay) showed the same number in November 2023 under the name "Electrician for Emergency Black Out & Short Circuit Works 24/7".

Reviews

4.8 from 16 Google reviews (18 October 2026). The five newest were posted between July and September 2026; three of them came within about a day in mid-July, and three have no text, including one from an account with the same first name as the electrician. Of the six text reviews we could read, several mention a quick response and one calls the price reasonable.

Photos

Two of its ten Google Maps photos are not job photos: one is an AI-generated picture of a uniformed electrician (it carries the Gemini image generator's mark), and one shows an American-style screw-fuse panel of a kind not used in Malaysian homes.

Recent activity

Google reviews from September 2026; its own photos carry February 2026 dates.

Sources

• Google Maps listing (address, phone, hours, pin, rating, reviews, photos)
• Archived copy of appuelectrical.com, February 2025 (empty site; the domain no longer resolves)
• BizMalay directory copy of the listing under an earlier name, November 2023 (search-result snippet)
• Suruhanjaya Tenaga public registers of electrical contractors and competent persons (snapshot; no match by phone or name)

What work it does

Reviewers describe these jobs:

• a few wall sockets fixed at a house, after a quick response
• a problem solved within 45 minutes of a phone call (July 2026)
• a fault found and repaired in five minutes at a property with several DB boxes (September 2026)
• advice on an electrical problem, with questions answered

Its own photos on the listing show:

• a burnt cable and scorched terminal at the main breaker of a house distribution board
• burnt TNB cut-out fuse carriers above electricity meters, and a 100A cut-out
• a large three-phase board with Schneider Easy9 MCBs and a surge protector (February 2026)
• a shop’s electrical room

Two of the ten photos are not job photos. One is an AI-generated picture of a uniformed electrician (it carries the Gemini image generator’s mark). The other shows an American-style screw-fuse panel of a kind not used in Malaysian homes.

Where it works

The listing name says Kuala Lumpur and PJ, and the listing is in Bandar Menjalara, near Kepong. It states no other area.

Online presence

The listing links appuelectrical.com, which no longer resolves (18 October 2026). An archived copy from February 2025 showed an empty site titled “Appu Electrical – 24/7 Power Solutions”. An online directory showed the same number in November 2023 under the name “Electrician for Emergency Black Out & Short Circuit Works 24/7”, so the listing has probably been renamed.

Registers and Facebook groups

We found its phone number and the name Appu Electrical in none of Suruhanjaya Tenaga’s public registers of electrical contractors and competent persons (snapshot of 6 October 2026), and no CIDB contractor with this phone or name. For wiring or DB work, ask which registered wireman will do and sign off the job. We also found its number in none of the Malaysian electrical Facebook group posts we have collected (2026). A Facebook-wide search for the number failed, so we couldn’t check Facebook more widely.

Reviews

Google shows 4.8 from 16 reviews (18 October 2026). The five newest were posted between July and September 2026. Three of them came within about a day in mid-July, and three have no text, including one from an account with the same first name as the electrician. Of the six text reviews we could read, several mention a quick response and one calls the price reasonable.

Contact

Call 017-324 0177. Google Maps lists it as open 24 hours every day. The work is on site, so call rather than visit.

Cut-out fuses at the meter are TNB’s sealed property; our guide to partial power loss and voltage problems explains who replaces what. For background, see why an RCCB keeps tripping, upgrading a DB box, hiring an electrician in Malaysia and electricians in the Klang Valley.

Corrections

This page is built from the business’s public listings and reviews and from public registers. If you run Appu Electrical and something here is wrong or out of date, or you’d rather not be listed, contact us and we’ll correct or remove it.