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Where to buy electrical supplies in Philly?
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Other than HD and Lowes, I've had good dealings with Cooper Electric (formerly Ciro's) on 18th and Jackson in South Philly. They have quality products at reasonable prices. An electrical contractor friend of mine, who does a lot business with them, gets even better prices. So if you plan on using them often, you may be able to get even better deals.
Colonial electric is another popular spot in Philly, that my employer uses alot. It's a school district account, so I can't speak to prices, but they're really helpful and can get you anything you need for any job.
Billows and Rumsey are two other electric supply houses that I use at work, but I don't have too much first hand knowledge on them.