Florida electrical equipment buyer
Sell Breakers, Transformers & Electrical Surplus
I'm Niko. I buy surplus circuit breakers, transformers, disconnects, switchgear, panels, and UPS equipment from contractors, facilities, and equipment owners in Florida. Have boxed overstock, used take-outs, or a pallet left from a job? Send label photos, quantities, condition, and your city or ZIP. This is for selling physical equipment and surplus stock, not selling a company or booking electrical work.
For cable reels and cut-offs, use the copper and aluminum wire page. For failed motors or rewind material, see burned-out motors and copper scrap.
What we buy
Electrical equipment we purchase
If it came off a job, out of a gear room, or was ordered and never installed, it's worth asking about. As a direct buyer we purchase most low- and medium-voltage gear in sellable condition — from single breakers to full pallets and switchgear lineups.
Circuit breakers & panels
Molded-case and power circuit breakers, panelboards, load centers, and loose bus.
Transformers
Dry-type and pad-mount transformers in common kVA ratings.
Disconnects & safety switches
Fusible and non-fusible disconnect switches and heavy-duty safety switches.
Switchgear & switchboards
Low- and medium-voltage switchgear, switchboards, and individual sections.
UPS & data-center power
UPS units, power modules, PDUs, and data-center electrical surplus from build-outs.
Generators, motors & closeouts
Standby generators, electric motors, and new-in-box project overages and returns.
What to send for a faster offer
- Breakers & disconnects
Photograph the manufacturer, catalog number, amperage, voltage, and pole count shown on the label. Include the enclosure and any missing handles, covers, or parts.
- Transformers & switchgear
Send a readable nameplate and an overall photo. Include kVA, primary and secondary voltage, phase, or lineup ratings where marked. Don't guess at unreadable ratings.
- Count & condition
Group matching part numbers and count each group. Separate boxed stock from used take-outs, and say if testing history is unknown. One overall pallet photo plus a label close-up for each type is a useful start.
- Location & removal status
Share your city or ZIP and whether the gear is boxed, palletized, or still installed. Do not open energized equipment or disconnect wiring for photos; tell me what can be viewed safely.
Have bus plugs in the same lot? The bus-plug buying page covers those separately. For a room or facility full of mixed equipment, start with plant equipment closeouts.
Who we buy from
Who sells electrical surplus 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
Turn retired switchgear and UPS units into cash instead of scrap.
Demolition & closeout teams
Move salvaged electrical equipment quickly on a tight schedule.
How it works
Selling your surplus 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.
Your details were sent
Thank you — your request reached us and Niko will contact you to talk through an offer. Here's a copy of what you sent:
Prefer to talk sooner? Reach us at ind.equipmentbuyer@gmail.com · +1 321-977-1194
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Electrical surplus FAQs
What electrical surplus do you buy?
We buy breakers, transformers, disconnects, switchgear, panelboards, UPS systems, generators and motors — new-in-box overages, used gear, and project closeouts.
Do you buy used gear, or only new surplus?
Both. We buy brand-new overages from finished jobs as well as used and pulled equipment. Tell us the condition and we will factor it into the offer.
Where in Florida do you buy electrical surplus?
We are based in Central Florida and buy around Orlando and statewide. For larger lots we also look at select opportunities elsewhere in the Southeast.
Do I need exact model numbers to get an offer?
No. Share what you know — brand, ratings, and rough quantities help. A few clear photos of nameplates and pallets are usually enough to start.
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.
Selling motors, copper windings, rewind scrap, or copper tubing? See our electric motor and copper scrap buyer page. Have mostly breakers or transformers? Go straight to selling circuit breakers & transformers. Have plug-in units from busway? See our dedicated bus plug buyer page for current and obsolete brands. Clearing a server room? See sell data-center UPS & power equipment. Have a generator to move? See sell your generator in Central Florida. Also selling wire? See copper & aluminum wire in Florida. Left with bus bar, copper, aluminum, and mixed electrical scrap? See our scrap metal buyer in Central Florida page. Not sure what to include on the breaker or transformer nameplate? Our guide on how to sell surplus equipment in Central Florida walks through it. Clearing equipment and materials off the same site? See our contractor surplus buyer in Central Florida page, or request an offer for a full list.