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Sell Circuit Breakers & Surplus Electrical Parts

Have extra circuit breakers, disconnects or electrical inventory? Send us the catalog numbers or clear photos of the labels. We consider individual items, boxes of overstock and mixed electrical lots.

Examples to send us

  • AFCI, GFCI and dual-function breakers
  • Main breakers and molded-case circuit breakers
  • Disconnects and related surplus electrical components
  • Square D, Eaton and Siemens inventory

Details that help us review

  • The full catalog number, including any letters or suffixes
  • Amp rating, number of poles and voltage rating when shown
  • Quantity of each part number and whether accessories are included
  • New, installed, used or untested condition, with any damage identified

A readable label makes the difference.

Breakers with a similar shape or amp rating can have different catalog numbers and applications. Photograph the front and side labels rather than relying on a general description such as ‘20 amp breaker.’ For boxed stock, include the packaging label and an actual item photo where possible. Tell us if boxes are opened, labels are missing or pieces have previously been installed.

Have a mixed lot?

For a shelf or pallet of electrical parts, start with overview photos and a list of the part numbers you can identify. Separate quantities by model when you can. If some items are unidentified, include them in the photos and explain what is known; you do not need a finished spreadsheet before contacting us.

What happens after you send the details?

Include your location and asking price if you have one. We review your submission and discuss the items we’re interested in. We agree price, payment, shipping or pickup, and any inspection terms before proceeding. Interest depends on the particular items; an inquiry does not guarantee an offer.

Send photos or a parts list