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Buy and Sell New and Used Schneider Electric Equipment

American Industrial Supply Co. connects buyers and sellers of New and Used Schneider Electric equipment through a focused industrial supply marketplace. Browse listed products by brand, category, and model to compare options for your facility, project, or resale needs. Product availability can change, so contact the company about current listings and equipment you wish to sell.

Schneider Electric equipment helps manage electrical power and industrial processes, from distributing electricity and switching circuits to controlling motors, drives, and automated machinery. Explore Electrical Power & Distribution, Industrial Automation & Controls, and Motors, Drives & Motion Control for equipment suited to industrial plants, commercial facilities, and infrastructure applications.

Available Schneider Electric listings may include equipment across several product families. The Altivar variable frequency drive group includes Altivar 930 Outdoor and ATV930D30N4; the VLS group includes VLS3P030D2 and VLS3P080D2. Other listed model identifiers include GS2MU3N and GS2QU3N switch equipment, GVSUPS20KB2D, lp1k09004bd, STB-PDT-3100K, and TWDLCDA24DRF. Browse Variable Frequency Drives, Disconnectors & Load Switches, Switch Accessories, and PLC Processors to explore related equipment. Availability varies by listing.

The cost of New and Used Schneider Electric equipment depends on factors such as product category, model, age, condition, configuration, and market availability. A compact switch, programmable logic controller component, or variable frequency drive can occupy a different price range from larger power distribution or automation equipment. Request current pricing for the specific item and quantity you need.

Schneider Electric History

Schneider Electric traces its origins to 1836, when brothers Adolphe and Joseph-Eugène Schneider took over a French foundry and forge. The company developed through industrial manufacturing and later expanded into electrical distribution, energy management, and automation. Today, its broad portfolio includes power equipment, control components, programmable logic solutions, and motor drives used across industrial and commercial applications.