Federal Pacific Buyers in Kansas
Surplus Electrical Sales buys surplus, used, and obsolete Federal Pacific electrical equipment across Kansas. Same-day cash offers, statewide pickup, no fees.
Call 951-403-5738Selling Federal Pacific Surplus in Kansas
Kansas's aerospace, agriculture, and energy facilities drive ongoing electrical upgrades and decommissioning, which means a constant supply of surplus Federal Pacific breakers, switchgear, panels, and transformers. Surplus Electrical Salesbuys this equipment directly from facilities, contractors, and electricians throughout the Midwest.
Federal Pacific (FPE) Stab-lok breakers and panels are obsolete and frequently replaced, which keeps a steady surplus market for usable and NOS units. We purchase single units and full lineups, working or not. Because we are a direct buyer rather than a broker, you avoid commissions and listing delays — you get a straight cash offer and free removal from your Kansas site.
Federal Pacific Equipment Purchased in Kansas
- Circuit breakers — Stab-lok, NE / NEF, NB / NJ molded-case
- Switchgear — Low-voltage switchboards
- Panelboards — Stab-lok load centers, Commercial panelboards
- Transformers — Dry-type distribution
- Obsolete & discontinued units
- Bus plugs, motor control & disconnects




How Selling Works
Call or submit photos and details — brand, model numbers, quantities, and condition. A single unit or full pallets, we want it.
We respond the same business day with a competitive cash offer for your surplus electrical equipment. No obligation.
Once you accept, we arrange and pay for all packing, freight, and removal nationwide. Zero cost to your facility.
Payment is issued promptly via your choice of cash, wire transfer, or ACH. No broker fees, no delays.
Federal Pacific in Kansas — FAQ
Reviewed and updated June 22, 2026 by the Surplus Electrical Sales team.
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Sell surplus Federal Pacific equipment anywhere in Kansas.
Same-day cash offers. Free statewide pickup.
