Reconditioned Circuit Breakers

✓ Authorized Siemens distributor

✓ Hard-to-find and manufacturer-specific equipment

✓ Since 1972

Models the factory stopped building often leave reconditioned circuit breakers as the only route to a match. Inspection and testing come first at Bud Ferguson's Industrial Control & Supply Inc., before anything ships. Utilities, plants, and property owners order reconditioned circuit breakers from one warehouse serving the entire country. Original Siemens stock and rebuilt units share the same shelves, backed by authorized distribution since 1972.

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Situations That Call for Reconditioned Circuit Breakers

Uniformity across a lineup is one reason reconditioned circuit breakers get specified over a new design. Mixing a modern frame into old switchgear can mean fresh cradles, altered bus work, and a redesign. Identical rebuilt units drop into the cubicle the original came out of. Keeping a spare on the shelf is another use, so one failure does not stop everything. Entire lineups get refreshed this way when consistency across sections matters.

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Lines Rebuilt and Held in Stock

Multiple manufacturer families make up the reach of our reconditioned circuit breakers. Low-voltage power frames rebuilt to original ratings include Siemens WL breakers. Bench testing covers the trip unit, with rating plugs verified against the frame. Encased systems work focuses on SB Breakers, a family Siemens no longer builds. Sensors, cradles, and mounting accessories are refreshed alongside the breaker itself. Wherever Square D gear is installed, Schneider Electric breakers come in on the rebuilt side. Pitted contacts, insulation resistance, and mechanism operation all get checked. Westinghouse and Cutler-Hammer frames are rebuilt as Eaton circuit breakers.

Proof That a Rebuilt Unit Works

No reconditioned circuit breakers leave the building without inspection and testing first. Documentation of that work travels in the carton with the breaker. Records look the same whether a unit is rebuilt or comes new from our industrial circuit breakers range. Adjustments to a customer's specification are possible on refurbished stock too. Appearance alone never decides what ships. Failing on the bench keeps a unit out of any panel.

Fill the Empty Slot with a Tested Unit

Waiting on new production is not always an option, so reconditioned circuit breakers fill the position. Details that come off the old unit identify what belongs there: type, frame, rating, and mounting. New and rebuilt options both come through our electrical equipment supplier. Partial markings are usually enough to start the search. Pallets leave one warehouse for destinations across every state. Let us quote the rebuilt unit that fills the empty slot, tested and documented before it ships.