We Buy Surplus Switchgear

Switchgear Offered by Equipment Owners

Identified switchgear assemblies, distribution sections, breaker lineups, and associated components released by electrical upgrades or plant changes.

We review complete units and documented groups with their identification and present condition supplied. A removed unit, an unused replacement, and an incomplete assembly need separate descriptions even when they have similar catalog information.

Specifications to Include with Switchgear

Manufacturer, assembly model, voltage class, current ratings, section count, and included breakers or controls.

Photographs should show both the complete item and readable identification. Match available drawings, inventory lists, and test records to serial numbers, catalog numbers, or consistent stock references.

Condition, Completeness and Available History

Show the complete lineup and each section. Distinguish complete gear from empty enclosures and identify missing breakers, controls, or bus connections.

Disclose known faults and distinguish recent operating or test information from older records. Describe untested equipment accurately, and separate unused stock from devices or assemblies previously installed.

From Inventory Inquiry to Purchase

Send the list and photographs with the storage location. We review identification, specifications, quantities, completeness, and known condition. If the offered equipment fits current purchasing requirements, we discuss an offer and the included inventory.

Tell us whether each unit remains installed, has been disconnected, or is already removed and stored. Identify items held at more than one property so the scope and location of the offered inventory remain clear.