You're not violating any rules by inquiring, but this isn't really a classified ad section. This is a question-and-answer forum for information and advice.You're better off trying these avenues: eBay

This is a popular place to sell electrical equipment. Make sure you take high-quality pictures and provide a detailed description.

Craigslist

A local option. You can specify local pickup to avoid shipping.

Specialized electrical equipment marketplaces

Search online for websites that specialize in buying and selling used or refurbished electrical equipment.

Electrical contractors

Contact local electrical contractors. They might be interested in buying it for a project or have clients who need one.

Industrial supply companies

Some industrial supply companies buy used equipment.

Online forums dedicated to electrical work or construction

Look for forums where electricians and contractors frequent. You might be able to post there, but be sure to check the forum's rules regarding selling items first.

Important Considerations



Pricing

Research the price of similar breakers to determine a fair price. Consider the condition (refurbished), the market demand, and how quickly you want to sell it.

Warranty

Since it's refurbished, consider offering a short warranty to increase buyer confidence.

Testing reports

If you have any testing reports from the refurbishment process, include those with the sale. This can help prove it's in working order.

Safety

Emphasize that this breaker should be installed by a qualified electrician. This is critical for liability reasons.

Liability

Be mindful of liability. Clearly state in your sales agreement that you are not responsible for any damage or injury resulting from improper installation or use of the breaker. Consult with legal counsel to ensure your sales agreement is adequate for your needs.

Payment

Be wary of scams. Use a secure payment method like PayPal (for Goods & Services, not Friends & Family) or an escrow service, especially if dealing with a buyer you don't know.

Shipping: 2000 amp breakers are HEAVY. Get quotes for freight shipping before* listing the item for sale. You'll need accurate weight and dimensions to provide to shipping companies. Consider having it professionally packaged.Good luck with the sale! Flag for review