Seller type
Sell surplus wire from hospital projects
Healthcare specifications are strict, and strict specifications leave valuable leftovers.
Hospital work specifies hospital-grade MC cable, redundant feeders, isolated power and extensive fire alarm and communication cabling. Renovations happen in phases, so a floor can be re-cabled twice before a project closes out — and each phase leaves partial reels behind.
We buy hospital-grade MC, THHN and XHHW feeders, control cable, fire alarm cable and low voltage cable from healthcare projects. Because the material is specified rather than generic, the leftovers often carry better value than ordinary building wire.
What hospitals typically hold
- Hospital-grade MC cable, aluminum and steel armor
- XHHW and THHN feeders from panel upgrades
- Control cable from mechanical and isolation power work
- FPLR and FPLP fire alarm cable
- Cat6, Cat6A and communication cable
- Bare copper and grounding conductors
What to send for a quote
- Armor print for hospital-grade MC identification
- Reel tags and footage for feeder cable
- Whether the cable was installed in a patient care area
- Campus access rules and delivery windows
- Dock or freight elevator availability
Questions from hospitals
What makes MC cable hospital-grade?
The construction includes an insulated grounding conductor and is listed for health care facilities. The armor print usually states it, which is what we quote from.
Do you buy cable from phased renovations?
Yes. Phased work is the typical source, and partial reels from each phase can be quoted together.
Can pickup fit a hospital loading dock?
Yes, with a scheduled window. Note the dock height, elevator restrictions and any infection-control requirements.