We are professional circuit breaker buyers serving all 50 states. We purchase new, used, and surplus circuit breakers from every major manufacturer. Get a free quote today — call 951-733-6603.
Electrical Breaker Buyers is one of the nation's most active buyers of circuit breakers and surplus electrical equipment. We purchase circuit breakers from contractors, electricians, plant managers, facility maintenance teams, electrical distributors, utilities, and anyone else who has electrical equipment they no longer need.
Our buying operation covers all 50 states. We have purchased circuit breakers from warehouses in California, manufacturing plants in Texas, utility substations in Florida, commercial buildings in New York, and industrial facilities in every state in between. No location is too remote — if you have circuit breakers to sell, we will find a way to buy them.
We buy circuit breakers from every major manufacturer including Square D, Siemens, Eaton, Cutler-Hammer, General Electric, ABB, Westinghouse, ITE, Murray, Zinsco, Federal Pacific, Challenger, Homeline, QO, Pushmatic, Bryant, Crouse-Hinds, Bulldog, and many more. We also buy lesser-known and imported brands — if you're unsure whether we'll buy it, just call us and ask.
One of our specialties is obsolete and discontinued circuit breakers. When a manufacturer stops making a particular breaker model, the remaining supply on the secondary market becomes extremely valuable to facilities that still use that equipment and need replacement parts. We actively seek out obsolete breakers and pay premium prices for them.
Our process is designed to be as simple as possible for you. Contact us with the details of what you have — brand, model, amperage, voltage, quantity, and condition. We'll provide a competitive quote within 24 hours. If you accept, we arrange pickup or shipping and pay you same-day or next-day. The entire process from first contact to payment can happen in as little as 48 hours.
Leftover project materials, excess inventory, and surplus from completed jobs.
Decommissioned equipment, upgrades, and surplus from facility changes.
Slow-moving stock, discontinued lines, and excess inventory.
Retired equipment, surplus stock, and replaced components.
Equipment from renovations, upgrades, and building decommissions.
Inherited electrical equipment, business liquidations, and estate sales.
We focus on electrical equipment — circuit breakers, transformers, switchgear, and related components. We evaluate brand, model, condition, quantity, and current market demand rather than treating reusable equipment as undifferentiated scrap.
Yes, we buy circuit breakers from residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Residential panel breakers from brands like Square D Homeline, Siemens, Eaton BR, and GE are commonly purchased. If you're renovating a home, upgrading your electrical panel, or clearing out a property, we'll buy your leftover breakers.
Absolutely. Plant shutdowns and factory decommissions are one of our specialties. We can handle the entire process — from initial inventory assessment to final pickup and payment. We have experience with facilities of all sizes, from small manufacturing shops to large industrial complexes with multiple electrical rooms.
Generally, large industrial circuit breakers command the highest prices. Insulated case circuit breakers (ICCBs), air circuit breakers (ACBs), and large molded case circuit breakers (MCCBs) in the 400A–6000A range are often the most valuable. Obsolete breakers that are no longer manufactured but still in demand for maintenance purposes can also be extremely valuable — sometimes worth more than new equivalents.
Yes, we regularly work with electrical distributors who have excess inventory, slow-moving stock, or discontinued product lines. We can purchase entire inventory lots and help distributors free up warehouse space and recover capital from stagnant stock.
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951-733-6603We buy circuit breakers in every state. Click your state for local information about selling circuit breakers in your area.