Circuit Breaker Wholesale is on a constant quest for acquiring old, surplus, and obsolete circuit breakers and accessories. This enables us to provide our customers with an extensive inventory of breakers no longer manufactured.
CBW works with our significant network of industry connections to continuously build our inventory through purchasing surplus, used, or discontinued items. We carry hard to find circuit breakers in a wide variety of models and connection types, amp ratings, poles, and AIC ratings.
If your company has excess inventory, obsolete, or used electrical breakers for sale, contact CBW for a review of your inventory and a quote for purchasing your products. What Makes Circuit Breaker Wholesale Different? CBW is focused on providing every customer with great service to keep you coming back.
CBW is also constantly on the lookout for surplus or obsolete circuit breakers to further expand our vast inventory. If your company has excess inventory, obsolete, or used electrical breakers for sale, contact CBW for a review of your inventory and a quote for purchasing your products.
Of course not all older circuit breakers and panels may be easily identified by markings or labels. CBW professionals can still help with identification of your breakers, and will locate the exact or suitable replacement. CBW’s ecommerce site is your one-stop reliable and convenient destination for every circuit breaker need.
Catalog or part number – referencing a manufacturer’s catalog or part number is always the most important and reliable way of identifying the circuit breaker to be replaced or added. There are often multiple markings on a breaker, and CBW can assist in finding the meaningful coding for your particular item.
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