EPEC Outdoor Switchgear
QT ACR480 Combiner / Recombiner
Forty-four new, never-deployed outdoor switchgear assemblies for EV charging and commercial power distribution. Seventeen QT Corporation and twenty-seven Lincoln Electric Products assemblies (Lincoln Electric Products Co., Inc. of Union, NJ—a switchgear manufacturer, not affiliated with Lincoln Electric, the welding company) are stored indoors and available now from Charlotte, Denver and Compton.
This 44-unit offering consists of new, unused and never-deployed outdoor switchgear in six configurations from 600A through 2500A. The finished assemblies use Siemens, Schneider, Eaton and ABB breaker platforms and are available without a factory build schedule.
The inventory includes QT EPEC ACR480 AC combiner/recombiner equipment and Lincoln Electric Products EV-1 and EV-2 distribution assemblies. Serial-level records govern final terminology and specifications.
| Configuration | Main | Qty | Assembly OEM | Breaker platform | Feeder configuration | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EPEC ACR480 | 2500A | 17 | QT Corporation | Siemens | 4 × 600AF / 600AT | 7 Charlotte / 10 Denver |
| EV-2U | 2000A frame / 1200A trip (LSIG, field-adjustable to 2000A) | 7 | Lincoln Electric Products | Schneider | 4 × 600A frame / 300A trip (thermal-magnetic, field-adjustable to 600A) | 6 Charlotte / 1 Denver |
| EV-2S | 2000A frame / 1200A trip (LSIG, field-adjustable to 2000A) | 7 | Lincoln Electric Products | 6 Schneider / 1 pending final verification (workbook row 27) | 4 × 600AF / 300AT* | 7 Denver |
| EV-2S | 1200A | 3 | Lincoln Electric Products | Schneider | 4 × 400–600AF / 300AT | 3 Denver |
| EV-1 | 1200A | 9 | Lincoln Electric Products | Eaton | 4 × 400AF / 300AT | 6 Charlotte / 3 Denver |
| EV-2S | 600A | 1 | Lincoln Electric Products | ABB | 2 × 400AF / 300AT | 1 Compton |
Customer pricing is shown per unit and totals $2,000,000 across all six tiers. The $1,850,000 complete-lot price includes a $150,000 discount to that per-unit total.
QT ACR480 Combiner / Recombiner
EV-2 Universal
Priced above the EV-2S because this utility-agnostic configuration can be deployed in any utility territory.
EV-2 Utility-Specific
EV-2 Utility-Specific
EV-1
EV-2 Utility-Specific
*One EV-2S unit (workbook row 27) has breaker-make and feeder-trip detail pending final serial-level verification; no dedicated drawing was supplied with the original package.
Confirmed across the serial-level drawing package and applicable to the entire 44-unit lot unless noted. Serial-specific records govern each final configuration.
Shipping weights vary by configuration and are provided per serial in the inventory workbook.
The EV-2 line includes both utility-specific service-entrance assemblies and a utility-agnostic configuration for broader project deployment.
Most EV-2S assemblies were built to a specific utility's EUSERC service-entrance standard, supporting drop-in compatibility for projects in that utility's territory. The utility assignment is identified per serial in the inventory workbook.
EV-2U places the meter after the disconnect and has no utility-specific metering section. That broader deployment fit is why EV-2U pricing is above EV-2S pricing despite the same 2000A frame / 1200A LSIG trip architecture.
Utilities represented across the lot: Southern California Edison, San Diego Gas & Electric, NV Energy, Tucson Electric Power, Xcel Energy, Pacific Power, Ameren, United Power, Longmont Power & Communications and Big Bend Electrical Cooperative.
These service-entrance assemblies were configured for EV-charging power distribution and large commercial loads. The lot combines QT Corporation and Lincoln Electric Products equipment with configuration-specific Siemens, Schneider, Eaton and ABB breaker platforms.
The workbook identifies the finished assemblies by OEM and the installed main and branch breaker families separately. Serial-specific records govern every final configuration.
One EV-2S unit (workbook row 27) has breaker-make and feeder-trip detail pending final serial-level verification; no dedicated drawing was supplied with the original package.
The complete-inventory offer is priced at approximately 40% of the configuration-level current replacement benchmark used for this analysis. Complete-lot pricing reflects a $150,000 discount to the $2,000,000 sum of per-unit pricing.
Replacement benchmarks are configuration-level planning estimates derived from comparable new-build switchgear at current lead times, not OEM quotations.
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They are new, unused and never deployed. The assemblies remain wrapped, banded and stored indoors. Final condition is subject to buyer inspection.
These are finished outdoor service-entrance power-distribution assemblies, not loose breakers. The lot includes QT EPEC ACR480 AC combiner/recombiner equipment and Lincoln Electric Products EV-1 and EV-2 distribution assemblies. Serial-level drawings control final terminology and configuration.
Main frames include 600A, 1200A, 2000A and 2500A across six configurations. The EV-2U and 2000A-frame EV-2S assemblies use Schneider MTZ 1200A LSIG trip units with restricted-access adjustment per NEC 240.6(C)(3), field-adjustable to 2000A.
Assembly OEMs are QT Corporation and Lincoln Electric Products. Breaker platforms include Siemens, Schneider, Eaton and ABB. One EV-2S unit (workbook row 27) has breaker-make and feeder-trip detail pending final serial-level verification; no dedicated drawing was supplied with the original package.
Nineteen units are in Charlotte, North Carolina; twenty-four are in Denver, Colorado; and one is in Compton, California. The equipment is stored indoors, with inspections available to qualified buyers by appointment.
Yes. The serial-level workbook, configuration records, available drawings and inspection coordination are released under NDA to qualified buyers through the Request Serial Package.
Yes. The equipment is sold free and clear of liens and encumbrances, with a bill of sale provided at closing.
No OEM warranty transfer is implied. The equipment is sold as-is, subject to buyer inspection and serial-level verification.
Inventory workbook, serials, configuration detail, pricing and inspection coordination are available for qualified buyers. The serial package is released under NDA.