Electrical Switchgear Supplier

✓ Authorized Siemens distributor

✓ Hard-to-find and manufacturer-specific equipment

✓ Since 1972

Finding an electrical switchgear supplier is easy until the lineup needs a part that stopped being made. Made-to-order assemblies have come out of Bud Ferguson's Industrial Control & Supply Inc. since 1974. Projects nationwide reach our electrical switchgear supplier, from a single breaker up to a complete board. Holding manufacturer-specific parts for over fifty years is what keeps an aging lineup serviceable.

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Stakes Riding on Good Electrical Switchgear

Fault clearing, load switching, and metering all rest on gear an electrical switchgear supplier assembles. Undersized interrupting ratings let a short reach equipment the board was meant to protect. Mismatched frames and trip units cause nuisance trips that shut a line down for nothing. Coordination between devices decides whether one breaker clears a problem or everything downstream goes dark. Erring on any of it shows up later as downtime rather than a purchase order.

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Hardware That Makes Up a Lineup

Panelboards, switchboards, and motor control centers all fall inside the reach of our electrical switchgear supplier. Mains and feeders within them come from our industrial circuit breakers. Bus rating and available fault current set what a board can take. Meter centers and load equipment cover the lighter end of the same catalog. Cubicles for a motor control lineup are supplied built up rather than empty. Accessories down to lugs and mounting kits round out an order. Refurbished devices fill the gaps where nothing new is available, each one tested first.

Made to Your Drawings Rather Than a Catalog

Built-to-order work sets our electrical switchgear supplier apart, since a lineup rarely matches a stock configuration. Buckets go out loaded with magnetic starters sized to the motor they will run. Settings for the overload and the coil are matched to the load before shipping. Lighting sections take electrical contactors instead, wired for the circuits they switch. Bar rating, section layout, and enclosure type all follow the drawing supplied. Changes to an existing unit are possible where a full build is not warranted.

Put One Supplier Behind the Whole Lineup

Expansion projects and emergency replacements both land on an electrical switchgear supplier. One-line diagrams and a bill of materials are enough to start. Devices, enclosures, and accessories then come from a single electrical equipment supplier. Existing gear can be matched one section at a time where a run is being extended. Crated assemblies leave one warehouse for sites in all fifty states. Starting from a drawing and a parts list, request a quote for the whole switchgear lineup.