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Electrical Marketing Sdn Bhd, Pudu, Kuala Lumpur
Electrical Marketing Sdn Bhd is an electrical wholesaler tucked into a ground-floor unit of the Wan Jin Hotel building on Lorong Brunei 3, a short side lane off Jalan Pudu in Kuala Lumpur. The shop has been trading a long time — its own account puts the start at 1976, and it has held a trading membership with TEEAM, the Electrical and Electronics Association of Malaysia, since 1981. The signboard above the door reads Perniagaan Elektrik / Electrical Marketing Sdn. Bhd., the Malay and English names running together.
What it sells
Behind the glass front the shop is laid out as a working electrical counter: electrical components and cartons on display. Google’s listing describes it under several overlapping headings — electrical products wholesaler, electrical equipment supplier, electronic parts supplier, electrical supply store — which fits a general trade counter for parts and tools rather than a single-brand showroom.
Schneider Electric lists the shop in its Malaysian distributor channel as a Distributor – Electrical and Industrial, which makes it one of the manufacturer’s authorised local routes into its electrical and industrial range — miniature circuit breakers, distribution gear and the like. That’s a distribution relationship, not a stock list. Philips Malaysia lists it in its lighting Where To Buy directory too, so lamps and lighting are part of what the business carries.
What the shop actually keeps behind the glass is the everyday end of that catalogue: electrical components and cartons on display, the small functional items an electrician or panel builder runs out of mid-job rather than big-ticket switchgear. Customer notes on the listing are sparse but point the same way — reviewers mention buying “a lot of electrical things,” finding proximity sensors, and a shop “equipped with professional electrical tools & instruments.”
Buying online
The business also sells through a Shopee storefront under the seller name emsb1976, linked from its Google listing. If you’re outside the Klang Valley, or you just want to see whether something small is carried before making the trip in, that’s the practical first stop. The company also holds the domain elemar.com.my, but it currently serves no live site.
Electrical Marketing Sdn Bhd
Electrical wholesaler and industrial-automation supplier on Lorong Brunei 3 off Jalan Pudu in Pudu, Kuala Lumpur; a Schneider Electric-listed electrical and industrial distributor and a TEEAM trading member since 1981. Philips Malaysia lists the shop in its lighting Where To Buy directory.
- Address
- 12, Lorong Brunei 3 (off Jalan Pudu), 55100, Kuala Lumpur, Wil. Persekutuan
- Also known as
- Perniagaan Elektrik (shop signboard); emsb1976 (Shopee)
- Business type
- Electrical wholesaler and supplier; Distributor-Electrical and Industrial
- Founded
- 1976 (company self-statement)
- Shop location
- Ground-floor unit of the Wan Jin Hotel building, Pudu
- TEEAM membership
- ET(C)1307, member since 1981
- Opening hours
- Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:30pm; Sat 9:00am–1:00pm; Sun closed (Google Maps user-suggested, not company-confirmed)
- Brands
- Schneider Electric (Schneider Electric Malaysia's electrical-distributor locator). Philips (Philips Lighting Malaysia's where-to-buy list names it at this address, 8 October 2026).

Sources
- Schneider Electric electrical distributor locator
- Schneider distributor account
- TEEAM directory: Electrical Marketing Sdn Bhd
- Google Maps listing (address, hours, categories, photos)
- Shopee shop linked from the business's Maps listing
- Philips Malaysia Where To Buy retail listing
- Google Maps listing (address, hours, categories, photos)
- AFEEC trading members register
- Philips Lighting Malaysia where-to-buy list
Getting there
The address is No. 12, Lorong Brunei 3, off Jalan Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, inside the Wan Jin Hotel building. It’s central Pudu, on a lane running off the main Jalan Pudu stretch.
Reported opening hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 am–5:30 pm and Saturday 9:00 am–1:00 pm, closed Sundays. Those come from the Google listing rather than the company, so the Saturday half-day is the one worth confirming if you’re planning a special trip.