Pay · 49-2094

Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment earn $74,090 a year at the midpoint

From about $46,840 at the low end to $105,590 at the top, with $74,090 in the middle — the 2025 survey, published as reported.

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$74,090median a year · United States

$35.62an hour $75,570average 65,010people

Nine in ten people in this work earn between the two ends. The shaded part is the middle half — where most people are.

$60,04025th $74,090median $88,71075th

$46,84010th percentile $105,59090th percentile

$60,040a year at the 25th percentile, nearer a first job

$99,200best-paying state · Washington

$59,950lowest-paying state · Illinois

+34%top state against the national median

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State matters a lotThe same job pays $99,200 in Washington and $59,950 in Illinois — a gap of $39,250 a year.

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Tested faulty equipment to diagnose malfunctions, using test equipment or software, and applying knowledge of the functional operation of electronic units and systems.
Maintained equipment logs that record performance problems, repairs, calibrations, or tests.
Set up and test industrial equipment to ensure that it functions properly.

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Number 267 of 788 by median pay

Better paid than 66% of the occupations in the survey.

265 Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians $74,310
266 Special Education Teachers, Secondary School $74,260
267 Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment $74,090
268 Fish and Game Wardens $74,060
269 Electro-Mechanical and Mechatronics Technologists and Technicians $73,900

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Commercial and industrial electronics repairer wages by state

The 44 states where the most people do this work, of 50 with a published figure: their medians range by 1.65 times. Figures are the 2025 survey.

State	Median a year	Where most start	10th to 90th	Employed
Washington	$99,200	$68,910	$68,910 — $122,440	1,660
North Dakota	$98,700	$62,480	$62,480 — $133,840	520
Oregon	$91,910	$63,580	$63,580 — $111,530	840
California	$87,080	$52,790	$52,790 — $129,910	5,830
Hawaii	$85,420	$59,840	$59,840 — $102,460	400
Nevada	$82,680	$47,170	$47,170 — $100,620	710
Maine	$81,180	$61,920	$61,920 — $98,370	410
New Mexico	$80,590	$57,610	$57,610 — $101,170	420
Minnesota	$80,220	$60,590	$60,590 — $100,610	1,240
Maryland	$79,650	$48,640	$48,640 — $99,110	1,160
Colorado	$79,610	$53,540	$53,540 — $108,940	2,200
New York	$78,130	$50,780	$50,780 — $100,580	1,700
New Hampshire	$77,850	$48,510	$48,510 — $109,520	210
Massachusetts	$77,570	$44,210	$44,210 — $108,220	920
Kansas	$77,360	$55,220	$55,220 — $109,730	340
Connecticut	$77,290	$51,010	$51,010 — $106,900	430
Rhode Island	$76,860	$70,270	$70,270 — $81,970	200
North Carolina	$76,740	$52,830	$52,830 — $97,040	1,660
Utah	$75,500	$47,430	$47,430 — $89,520	750
South Carolina	$75,490	$47,580	$47,580 — $103,170	1,130
Oklahoma	$75,480	$56,510	$56,510 — $97,490	800
New Jersey	$74,980	$47,260	$47,260 — $113,860	1,290
Wisconsin	$74,980	$48,520	$48,520 — $91,770	850
West Virginia	$74,920	$47,990	$47,990 — $91,890	220
Texas	$74,480	$46,560	$46,560 — $109,350	13,540
Iowa	$72,250	$60,360	$60,360 — $93,890	1,130
Mississippi	$71,700	$42,200	$42,200 — $99,180	500
Virginia	$71,320	$47,020	$47,020 — $92,470	1,570
Georgia	$68,470	$48,830	$48,830 — $85,160	3,040
Arkansas	$66,980	$49,200	$49,200 — $91,210	330
Indiana	$66,620	$42,110	$42,110 — $85,260	1,100
Michigan	$66,140	$43,470	$43,470 — $92,150	1,460
Pennsylvania	$65,960	$41,830	$41,830 — $89,980	2,710
Alabama	$65,600	$46,360	$46,360 — $97,540	930
South Dakota	$64,900	$45,780	$45,780 — $88,800	470
Louisiana	$64,500	$44,690	$44,690 — $90,810	950
Idaho	$64,410	$49,790	$49,790 — $84,100	420
Nebraska	$64,120	$47,030	$47,030 — $90,650	410
Kentucky	$62,980	$39,570	$39,570 — $92,670	630
Ohio	$62,310	$39,630	$39,630 — $89,280	1,510
Tennessee	$61,560	$39,240	$39,240 — $90,010	1,700
Florida	$61,530	$39,810	$39,810 — $88,480	3,650
Missouri	$60,950	$37,520	$37,520 — $95,680	590
Illinois	$59,950	$41,780	$41,780 — $90,180	1,150

Commercial and industrial electronics repairer pay rate, from hourly to yearly

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What is a commercial and industrial electronics repairer’s yearly income?

A commercial and industrial electronics repairer makes a median of $74,090 a year (2025 survey). The middle half earn between $60,040 and $88,710.

What is a commercial and industrial electronics repairer’s hourly pay rate?

The median pay rate is $35.62 an hour; the average is $75,570 a year.

What is the starting pay for a commercial and industrial electronics repairer?

Starting pay is usually near the 25th percentile, $60,040 a year, and sometimes as low as the 10th, $46,840.

Which state pays electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment the most?

Washington, with a median of $99,200 a year.

How many people work as electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment?

About 65,010 in the United States — number 267 of 788 occupations by median pay.

Work that pays roughly the same

Median pay within $220 of what electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment earn — $74,090 a year — but not always the same spread.

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