New, used, boxed, unboxed & obsolete

We Buy Bus Plugs — One Unit or Full Pallets

Industrial Equipment Buyer purchases bus plugs and busway plug-in units from electrical contractors, plants, facilities, warehouses, and businesses. Sell one piece, several units, or a full pallet. We look at current and obsolete equipment in new-in-box, open-box, used, pulled, tested, or untested condition. Send the nameplate, ratings, quantity, and photos so a representative can review the lot and follow up directly.

Get an Offer Call 321-977-1194

Bus plugs we purchase

Major brands, series, ratings, and conditions

If the exact model is not listed, send a clear photo of the nameplate. Current and legacy bus plugs are both worth asking about.

Square D / Schneider

I-Line and I-Line II plug-in units, including PQ, PBQ, PTQ, PS, SD, PHD, and PHG families.

GE / ABB

Spectra, Armor-Clad, Flex-A-Power, and related SB, AC, DE, DH, and FVK families.

Siemens / ITE / Gould

Sentron, XL-X, XL-U, XJ-L, BOS, SLVB, RV, and UV bus plug families.

Eaton / Cutler-Hammer

Westinghouse and Eaton Pow-R-Way, ITAP, TAP, P3F, HFD, and related plug-in units.

Legacy and specialty brands

Bulldog, Federal Pacific, Challenger, Zinsco, Sylvania, BRAH, Continental, Starline, and others.

15–1600 amp equipment

Fusible and circuit-breaker styles for common 120/240, 208/120, 240, 277/480, 480, and 600 volt systems.

What to send for a faster review

Brand & ratings
Manufacturer, amperage, voltage, fuse or breaker style, and catalog number if visible.
Quantity & condition
Rough counts, whether items are new-in-box, used, or pulled, and any known issues.
Photos of nameplates & pallets
A few clear shots of nameplates and how the gear is staged help us price it accurately.
Pickup location
City or ZIP so we can plan pickup around your site and schedule.

Eaton HMCP molded-case circuit breaker we purchased from an electrical contractor — An Eaton molded-case circuit breaker we bought — single units or full pallets.

Pad-mount transformers staged on a pallet at an equipment yard — Pad-mount transformers we purchased and staged for pickup.

New Square D 60-amp heavy-duty safety switch in the box — A heavy-duty safety switch — new-in-box overages and used disconnects both welcome.

Square D PowerPact HDL150 molded-case circuit breaker rated 80 amps — A Square D PowerPact molded-case breaker we bought.

Large gray power transformer with radiator fins staged in a yard — A large gray power transformer staged for pickup.

Large gray transformer tank with bushings and drain valve — A large transformer tank — we buy these too.

Gray power transformer with radiator panels — A transformer with radiator panels.

Close-up of a metal equipment nameplate on gray electrical gear — A nameplate close-up — clear shots like this speed up an offer.

Who we buy from

Who sells bus plugs to us

We work with the people who end up with extra gear at the end of a project or a facility change.

Electrical contractors

Clear job overages, returns, and pulled equipment between projects.

Data-center contractors

Sell surplus power gear from build-outs, upgrades, and decommissioning.

Facilities & operations

Move bus plugs removed during upgrades, shutdowns, and electrical-room changes.

Demolition & closeout teams

Move salvaged bus plugs and busway units on a tight project schedule.

How it works

Selling your bus plugs in three steps

Share the details

List the gear, ratings, rough quantities, and where it's located. Photos of nameplates and pallets help.

Get your offer

A representative reviews what you sent and follows up with an offer to buy, plus any questions.

Get paid & picked up

Accept the offer and we coordinate payment and pickup around your site and schedule.

What do you have to sell?

Bus plugs & busway units Copper & aluminum wire Data-center surplus Machinery Other

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Describe what you're selling Brand, part number, voltage, amperage, quantity, and condition. For example: 8 Square D PQ3610G 100A bus plugs, used and pulled. This field is required.

Condition

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A representative will follow up with an offer once we receive your details. We don't publish a set response time — you'll hear from a person, not an auto-reply.

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Prefer to talk sooner? Reach us at ind.equipmentbuyer@gmail.com · +1 321-977-1194

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Bus plug selling FAQs

What bus plugs do you buy?

We buy fusible and circuit-breaker bus plugs from major current and legacy manufacturers. New-in-box, used, unboxed, pulled, and obsolete units are all worth asking about.

Do you buy one bus plug or only large lots?

Both. We look at one bus plug, several units, contractor closeouts, and pallet quantities. Send the quantity and condition with your photos.

Which bus plug brands do you buy?

We buy Square D and Schneider I-Line, GE and ABB, Siemens and ITE, Eaton, Cutler-Hammer, Westinghouse, Bulldog, Federal Pacific, Challenger, Zinsco, and other brands.

What information helps with a bus plug offer?

Send clear photos of the front, back, and nameplate along with the brand, part number, voltage, amperage, condition, quantity, and location when known.

How do I get an offer?

Fill out the short form on this page or call 321-977-1194. A representative reviews every submission and follows up directly to talk through an offer.

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