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Even with the restocking charge, I try to return anything oddball or large quantities to the supply house. If there's a reasonable chance I'll use it, I'll keep it. I've never really had an issue with having material that I have no idea where it came from. If I was in that position, I'd leaf through The Electrical Advertiser magazine and call someone. That whole (free) magazine is chock full of surplus buyers. I doubt you'll get 5 bucks a piece for these breakers, though. Even new, a lot of places don't fool around with small MCCB's unless you have a butt ton of them NIB.
 

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Excess material heads right to the shop to be either pieced out on smaller jobs or used up by the service crews. It never goes to waste.

Just added in a new 600 volt panel and three 120/208 panels at a local high school and I didn't have to buy one breaker.
 
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