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Surplus Cable Buyers for Hospitals in South Carolina
Hospital construction and renovation specify redundant power, hospital-grade cable and extensive low-voltage systems. We buy the surplus that comes out of those projects.
Wire and cable only. Statewide South Carolina pickup, no obligation to sell.
Hospital projects and their cable
('Hospital projects and their cable', ['Healthcare construction runs emergency and critical branch feeders, hospital-grade armored cable, isolated power systems, nurse call and fire alarm cable, and extensive data cabling. Renovation of a single floor can produce more cable surplus than a small contractor sees in a year.', 'The highest-value items are feeder conductor, emergency distribution cable and large armored assemblies. Low-voltage cable dominates the count.'])
('Infection control and access', ["Working in an operating hospital means infection control measures, escorted access and scheduling around patient care. We plan pickups for off-hours where required and follow the facility's protocols.", 'Material is removed from a staging area rather than from clinical space, which keeps the process simple for facilities staff.'])
('What we buy and what we leave', ['We buy cable: feeders, armored cable, control cable, low-voltage cable and grounding conductor. We do not buy medical equipment, imaging systems, nurse call hardware, panelboards or switchgear.', 'If a hospital is decommissioning a building, we can quote the cable inventory as a single lot and coordinate removal with the demolition or renovation contractor.'])
Infection control and access
('Hospital projects and their cable', ['Healthcare construction runs emergency and critical branch feeders, hospital-grade armored cable, isolated power systems, nurse call and fire alarm cable, and extensive data cabling. Renovation of a single floor can produce more cable surplus than a small contractor sees in a year.', 'The highest-value items are feeder conductor, emergency distribution cable and large armored assemblies. Low-voltage cable dominates the count.'])
('Infection control and access', ["Working in an operating hospital means infection control measures, escorted access and scheduling around patient care. We plan pickups for off-hours where required and follow the facility's protocols.", 'Material is removed from a staging area rather than from clinical space, which keeps the process simple for facilities staff.'])
('What we buy and what we leave', ['We buy cable: feeders, armored cable, control cable, low-voltage cable and grounding conductor. We do not buy medical equipment, imaging systems, nurse call hardware, panelboards or switchgear.', 'If a hospital is decommissioning a building, we can quote the cable inventory as a single lot and coordinate removal with the demolition or renovation contractor.'])
What we buy and what we leave
('Hospital projects and their cable', ['Healthcare construction runs emergency and critical branch feeders, hospital-grade armored cable, isolated power systems, nurse call and fire alarm cable, and extensive data cabling. Renovation of a single floor can produce more cable surplus than a small contractor sees in a year.', 'The highest-value items are feeder conductor, emergency distribution cable and large armored assemblies. Low-voltage cable dominates the count.'])
('Infection control and access', ["Working in an operating hospital means infection control measures, escorted access and scheduling around patient care. We plan pickups for off-hours where required and follow the facility's protocols.", 'Material is removed from a staging area rather than from clinical space, which keeps the process simple for facilities staff.'])
('What we buy and what we leave', ['We buy cable: feeders, armored cable, control cable, low-voltage cable and grounding conductor. We do not buy medical equipment, imaging systems, nurse call hardware, panelboards or switchgear.', 'If a hospital is decommissioning a building, we can quote the cable inventory as a single lot and coordinate removal with the demolition or renovation contractor.'])
Typical inventory from this sector
- HCF hospital-grade armored cable
- Emergency and critical branch feeder cable
- XHHW-2 and THHN feeders
- Isolated power system cable
- Nurse call and fire alarm cable
- Cat6 and Cat6A data cable
- Control cable
- Grounding conductor
- Medium voltage cable from campus distribution
- Unused reels from renovation projects
How this material is evaluated
Three things decide the offer: what the cable is, how much is left, and whether it can still be used. Documentation helps, but it is not a substitute for condition.
| Construction | Type, insulation, voltage rating and conductor material confirmed from print or tag |
| Footage | Reel tag, counter reading or physical measurement |
| Condition | Jacket integrity, moisture at the ends, armor or shield damage |
| History | Never energized, removed from service, or unknown |
| Logistics | Handling equipment, access restrictions and pickup window |
| Documentation | Reel tags, submittals, test records and storeroom lists |
Questions from hospitals
Do you buy HCF cable?
Yes, in full coils and as part of mixed armored cable lots.
Can you pick up from an operating hospital?
Yes, with escorted access and off-hours scheduling where required.
Do you buy data cable from hospital renovations?
Yes, sealed and opened boxes of Cat5e and Cat6 with remaining length.
Do you buy medium voltage cable from hospital campuses?
Yes, where the campus distributes at medium voltage. Documentation helps.
Cities we serve for this sector
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Tell us what is on the reel
Send the basics and a few photographs. Reel tags, jacket markings and cut ends are usually enough for us to price the material without a site visit.
- Manufacturer or brand, if legible
- Wire type, gauge or size, and voltage rating
- Approximate footage and number of spools
- Photos of reel tags, jacket print and cable ends
Prefer to talk? (614) 715-3047
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