How to sell Eaton / Cutler-Hammer switchgear
Send us photos of the nameplates and the overall unit, along with the key ratings (model numbers, voltage, and amperage or kVA as applicable). We provide a fair, no-obligation offer based on current secondary-market demand for Eaton equipment. Once you accept, we coordinate the rigging and freight needed to move your switchgear — handling heavy electrical equipment is something we do every day. You get paid promptly and reclaim your space.
Who sells Eaton switchgear to us
Our sellers include electrical supply houses clearing overstock, electricians winding down a job, demolition and renovation crews, electrical contractors, and more. We buy single units and complete Eaton lineups alike, in nearly any quantity, anywhere in the country. There is no lot too small to call about, and no facility too large for us to handle. Many sellers come back to us repeatedly as each project wraps up, because the process is quick and the offers are fair.
Why Eaton / Cutler-Hammer switchgear holds its value
Eaton, including the Cutler-Hammer and Westinghouse legacy lines, is a staple of industrial power distribution — and a brand we actively seek to buy. New switchgear can carry long lead times and high prices, so facilities actively seek tested used and surplus Eaton units they can put back into service quickly. That steady demand is exactly why your Eaton switchgear is worth real money rather than scrap — particularly higher-capacity and discontinued units that are no longer available new.
Eaton / Cutler-Hammer switchgear we buy
We purchase a wide range of Eaton / Cutler-Hammer switchgear, from individual units to complete lineups. Eaton equipment commonly seen on the secondary market includes lines such as CH and BR load-center breakers, Series C molded-case breakers, Magnum low-voltage power breakers, Westinghouse legacy breakers, along with the breakers and components installed within them. Because Eaton gear was installed so widely, matched Eaton switchgear is especially easy to redeploy — which keeps demand and resale value strong.