Used Switchgear & MCCs for Sale — Florida & Nationwide

Switchgear distributes and protects power at the service entrance and downstream, built around draw-out breakers in a metal enclosure. Low-voltage switchgear handles up to 600V for building and plant distribution; medium-voltage and metal-clad switchgear serve higher classes with compartmentalized, arc-resistant construction. Switchboards do a similar distribution job in a lighter package, and motor control centers (MCCs) bundle the starters, drives, and overloads that run a plant's motors into one lineup.

The right buy comes down to matching voltage, amperage, and the breaker or bucket configuration to your one-line. Tell us the voltage class, main and feeder amperages, and whether you need switchgear, a switchboard, or an MCC, and we'll match you to a lineup that fits rather than sell you the nearest thing on the yard.

New switchgear and MCCs sit behind some of the longest lead times in the electrical world right now — often many months for a custom lineup. A sound used lineup does the same job for a fraction of the price and lands in weeks, which for a project on a deadline can be the whole difference. Gear we pull from decommissions comes with a known history rather than an auction guess, and we frequently have the switchgear and its feeding transformer from the same site.

Before you buy, confirm the voltage class and amperage, check breaker and bucket condition and count, and ask for whatever testing exists — insulation resistance, breaker function, and for medium-voltage, contact and timing results. We document all of it so you can weigh tested lineups against as-is bargains honestly, and we recommend a field acceptance test before energizing. If our stock doesn't fit your one-line, we source the right gear through our decommissioning pipeline instead.