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Electrical Power and Control

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At Electrical Power and Control we reduce the stress associated with power loss in the Commercial and Industrial Market Place.

We "EmPower Your Business'" It's what we do! Electrical Power and Control supplies a wide selection of Square D, Cutler Hammer, Westinghouse, and GE molded case circuit breakers, air circuit breakers, motor starters, and a large selection of obsolete, hard to find electrical items and accessories. Visit our website, ElectricalPowerAndControl.com, to search our inventory for motor control center (MCC) buckets, fuses, disconnect switches, and automation equipment, as well. We offer new, used, and reconditioned equipment with a 1 year warranty at a fraction of the cost. Let our competitive pricing work for you. Electrical Power and Control will also buy your new, or used, excess inventory or overstock items. Shop the best prices online with ease and convenience. Fax a list to 256-217-4766, or call or email with any questions.

10/15/2026

In addition to preventing power interruptions, motor starters also help to protect motors from damage. Motors are susceptible to damage from overloads, short circuits, and other electrical faults. Motor starters can help to prevent these faults by providing overload protection and short-circuit protection.

10/13/2026

Many electrical systems—especially in older facilities—still depend on breakers that are no longer manufactured. When one of these breakers fails, direct replacements often aren’t available through standard distributors, leading to costly redesigns, panel modifications, or forced equipment upgrades.

A better approach starts with gathering accurate details upfront, including the breaker model, frame size, voltage, and interrupting rating. With the right information, compatible refurbished or reconditioned breakers can often be sourced, tested, and verified to meet safety and compliance requirements. Partnering with a supplier experienced in legacy electrical equipment helps minimize downtime, avoid unnecessary changes, and keep projects moving.

10/11/2026

“Do not fear mistakes. You will know failure. Continue to reach out.” — Benjamin Franklin

10/10/2026

Counterfeit electrical parts don’t just break—they can jeopardize your entire operation. These parts often lack quality assurance, leading to safety hazards, downtime, or even code violations.

Here’s how to avoid them:
– Always buy from authorized distributors.
– Check for UL or CE marks and verify serial numbers.
– Inspect for inconsistent branding or suspicious pricing.
– Request a certificate of compliance when in doubt.

By educating your team on these warning signs, you protect your project—and your reputation.

10/08/2026

Motor starters: Your solution for an efficient power control strategy. Not only do they protect your motors, but they also aim to keep your power bills in check.

10/06/2026

Did you know that about 1.4 billion pounds of trash go into landfills in the United States per day?

Electrical components don’t break down naturally—and when they’re thrown away, they sit in landfills indefinitely.

Investment recovery offers a smarter alternative: instead of sending breakers, starters, panels, and control components to the landfill, you can resell, reuse, or refurbish them. This not only keeps hazardous materials out of the environment but also turns surplus inventory into financial return. For teams trying to meet sustainability goals and cut costs, recovery programs provide measurable results—not just good intentions.

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10/04/2026

"If you are not willing to risk the usual, you will have to settle for the ordinary." — Jim Rohn

10/03/2026

Failing inspections isn’t just frustrating—it can delay handoffs and increase costs. To ensure your work meets code every time, follow a repeatable pre-inspection checklist.

1. Double-check that all materials meet specs.
2. Confirm proper labeling of circuits and enclosures.
3. Test continuity and insulation resistance.
4. Make sure bonding and grounding are intact.
5. Verify all permit and code documentation is on-site.

Make it a habit, and you’ll breeze through approvals.

10/01/2026

Discover the power of motor starters. With their ability to control voltage supply during start-up, they are the perfect solution for preventing motor damage.

09/29/2026

Reusing electrical components isn’t simply about grabbing what’s in storage and plugging it back in... It requires a careful evaluation of the part’s history, condition, and compliance.

Some items – circuit breakers, relays, or motors – can often be safely reused when inspected and tested. Others, after overloads, environmental damage or missing documentation, may pose serious safety or compliance risks. Knowing what to check (visual wear, heat-cycles, prior service records) and when to retire a part is key to protecting reliability and safety.

Address

1559 Springhill Road
Talladega, AL
35160

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(800) 344-5575

Website

https://electricalpowerandcontrol.com/

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