APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (7Z1714L05335) - Revision history

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PowerPig moved page APC SurgeArrest Professional Pro7 to APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (7Z1714L05335)

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	* [[APC SurgeArrest Recall (2013)]]		* [[APC SurgeArrest Recall (2013)]]
	* [[Surge Protectors]]		* [[Surge Protectors]]

			[[Category:Surge Protectors]]

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	The documented example was acquired by the OldSurge Archive in September 2026 as part of a lot containing twelve APC SurgeArrest Professional surge protectors representing multiple models and production dates.		The documented example was acquired by the OldSurge Archive in September 2026 as part of a lot containing twelve APC SurgeArrest Professional surge protectors representing multiple models and production dates.

			== Documented Example ==

			* OldSurge ID: OS-0006
			* Serial Number: 7Z1714L05335
			* Manufacturing Year: 2017

	== Related Articles ==		== Related Articles ==

PowerPig at 22:59, 19 September 2026

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	* Device Type: Surge Protector		* Device Type: Surge Protector
	* Outlets: 7 grounded outlets		* Outlets: 7 grounded outlets
			* Length: Approximately 10.25 in (26.0 cm)
			* Width: Approximately 4.19 in (10.6 cm)
			* Height: Approximately 1.75 in (4.4 cm)
	* Power Cord Length: Approximately 6 ft (1.8 m)		* Power Cord Length: Approximately 6 ft (1.8 m)
	* Power Cord Type: SJT		* Power Cord Type: SJT
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	A rocker-style power switch is located near the cord-entry end of the enclosure. Adjacent to the switch are two status indicators: a green '''Protection Working''' indicator that reports the status of the surge-suppression circuitry and a red '''Site Wiring Fault''' indicator intended to alert users to certain building-wiring conditions.		A rocker-style power switch is located near the cord-entry end of the enclosure. Adjacent to the switch are two status indicators: a green '''Protection Working''' indicator that reports the status of the surge-suppression circuitry and a red '''Site Wiring Fault''' indicator intended to alert users to certain building-wiring conditions.

			The rounded enclosure tapers toward one end, resulting in an overall length of approximately 10.25 inches (26.0 cm) along its longest edge and approximately 9 inches (22.9 cm) along the shorter edge.

	The cord-entry end incorporates a resettable push-button circuit breaker and a molded strain relief for the attached power cord.		The cord-entry end incorporates a resettable push-button circuit breaker and a molded strain relief for the attached power cord.

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Physical Description

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	== Physical Description ==		== Physical Description ==

	The APC SurgeArrest Professional ~~Pro7~~ utilizes a two-piece plastic enclosure consisting of a rounded upper housing and a flat outlet section containing seven grounded receptacles.		The APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 utilizes a two-piece plastic enclosure consisting of a rounded upper housing and a flat outlet section containing seven grounded receptacles arranged in a single row. The enclosure features the distinctive curved profile used on many APC SurgeArrest Professional products of this period.

	A rocker-style power switch is located near the cord-entry end of the enclosure. ~~Two~~ status indicators ~~provide information regarding~~ surge-~~protection status~~ and ~~site~~ wiring ~~faults~~.		A rocker-style power switch is located near the cord-entry end of the enclosure. Adjacent to the switch are two status indicators: a green '''Protection Working''' indicator that reports the status of the surge-suppression circuitry and a red '''Site Wiring Fault''' indicator intended to alert users to certain building-wiring conditions.

	The cord-entry end incorporates a resettable push-button circuit breaker and molded strain relief for the attached power cord.		The cord-entry end incorporates a resettable push-button circuit breaker and a molded strain relief for the attached power cord.

	The ~~enclosure features a distinctive rounded profile characteristic of APC SurgeArrest Professional models produced during this period~~.		The underside incorporates two keyhole-style mounting slots. The slot arrangement supports installation in either horizontal or vertical orientations, providing flexibility for wall, desk, cabinet, or under-bench mounting.

	The ~~underside of~~ the ~~PRO7 incorporates two keyhole~~-~~style mounting slots for wall or under-desk installation~~.		The documented example bears serial number '''7Z1714L05335'''. Unlike many consumer surge protectors, APC assigned individual serial numbers to units within the SurgeArrest Professional product family. Based on APC serial-number decoding information published in connection with the APC SurgeArrest recall program, the documented example was manufactured in 2017. The unit was manufactured in the Philippines.

	~~A dedicated serial~~-~~number label identifies~~ the ~~documented example~~ as ~~serial number 7Z1714L05335~~. ~~Unlike many consumer surge protectors, APC assigned individual serial numbers to units within~~ the ~~SurgeArrest Professional product family~~.		The PRO7 utilizes an approximately six-foot SJT-rated power cord terminated with a right-angle grounded attachment plug. Cord markings identify the cable as a three-conductor 14 AWG cord rated for 300 volts and 60°C operation. Both the attachment plug and power cord carry I-SHENG manufacturing markings together with UL and CSA approval markings.

	~~The documented example was manufactured in the Philippines during 2017.~~		Unlike many modern low-profile plugs designed to direct the power cord downward, the PRO7's right-angle plug exits toward the grounding-pin side of the attachment plug. When connected to receptacles installed in the grounding-pin-up orientation, the cord initially exits upward before bending downward.

	The manufacturing year of the documented example was determined from the serial number in accordance with APC serial-number decoding information published in connection with the APC SurgeArrest recall program.

	~~The PRO7 utilizes a six-foot SJT-rated power cord terminated with a right-angle grounded attachment plug.~~

	~~Cord markings identify the cable as a 14 AWG three-conductor cord rated for 300 volts and 60°C operation.~~

	~~Both the attachment plug and power cord carry I-SHENG manufacturing markings and associated UL and CSA approval markings.~~

	~~The underside incorporates two keyhole-style mounting slots that permit installation in either horizontal or vertical orientations.~~

	~~The PRO7 utilizes a right-angle grounded plug.~~ Unlike many modern low-profile plugs designed to direct the cord downward, the PRO7's plug ~~orientation causes the power cord to exit~~ toward the grounding-pin side of the attachment plug. When ~~used with~~ receptacles installed in the grounding-pin-up orientation, the cord initially exits upward before bending downward.

	== Testing ==		== Testing ==

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	File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_cableright_01.jpg\|Additional cord specifications.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_cableright_01.jpg\|Additional cord specifications.
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	~~== Specifications ==~~

	== Specifications ==		== Specifications ==

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	These protection paths correspond to the voltage protection ratings specified by APC.		These protection paths correspond to the voltage protection ratings specified by APC.

			The suppression circuit board bears a 2009 American Power Conversion copyright marking. While the documented example was manufactured in 2017, the marking indicates that the underlying circuit design was developed no later than 2009 and remained in production for several years.

			A molded date-code wheel visible within the enclosure appears to indicate manufacture of the housing components in January 2017, consistent with the serial-number-derived manufacturing year.

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 * UL 1363 Power Tap
 * UL 1449 Type 3 SPD
-* Voltage Protection Rating (L-N): 330 V
+* Voltage Protection Rating L-N (Line-to-Neutral): 330 V
-* Voltage Protection Rating (L-G): 400 V
+* Voltage Protection Rating L-G (Line-to-Ground): 400 V
-* Voltage Protection Rating (N-G): 400 V
+* Voltage Protection Rating N-G (Neutral-to-Ground): 400 V
 * Power Cord Type: SJT
 * Conductors: 14 AWG × 3 (2.08 mm²)
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 During disassembly, several bus-bar assemblies became partially displaced as the housing halves were separated. Proper alignment of these components was required during reassembly.
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 File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_teardown_cordentryend_01.jpg|Cord-entry end showing wiring and switch assembly.
 File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_teardown_oppositecordentryend_01.jpg|Outlet end showing contact assemblies and PCB connections.
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Teardown

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	During disassembly, the upper and lower housing halves separated tightly. The internal outlet bus bars became partially displaced during opening and required repositioning before the enclosure could be reassembled properly.		During disassembly, the upper and lower housing halves separated tightly. The internal outlet bus bars became partially displaced during opening and required repositioning before the enclosure could be reassembled properly.

			During disassembly, several bus-bar assemblies became partially displaced when the housing halves were separated. Care was required during reassembly to ensure proper alignment of the outlet contacts and conductors.

	The upper housing half contains molded outlet barriers, mounting features, and structural supports. The mounting-slot inserts are molded into the upper housing and form part of the horizontal- and vertical-mounting system.		The upper housing half contains molded outlet barriers, mounting features, and structural supports. The mounting-slot inserts are molded into the upper housing and form part of the horizontal- and vertical-mounting system.
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	The documented example showed no obvious signs of overheating, melting, electrical failure, or component damage.		The documented example showed no obvious signs of overheating, melting, electrical failure, or component damage.

			The outlet assemblies are mounted in a molded carrier system that utilizes stamped brass conductors and spring-contact assemblies.

			Incoming power is routed through a combination of conductors, switching components, and a substantial printed circuit board that forms a significant portion of the power-distribution and surge-protection system.

			The upper housing contains molded outlet barriers, structural reinforcement features, and integrated mounting-slot supports.

			During disassembly, several bus-bar assemblies became partially displaced as the housing halves were separated. Proper alignment of these components was required during reassembly.

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	File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_teardown_open_01.jpg\|PRO7 opened following removal of the enclosure screws.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_teardown_open_01.jpg\|PRO7 opened following removal of the enclosure screws.
	File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_teardown_screws_01.jpg\|Enclosure screws removed during teardown.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_teardown_screws_01.jpg\|Enclosure screws removed during teardown.
			File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_teardown_toppanel_opposite_cordentryend_01.jpg\|Upper housing showing outlet barriers and mounting structures.
			File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_teardown_cordentryend_01.jpg\|Cord-entry end showing wiring and switch assembly.
			File:surge_APC_Pro7_7Z1714L0535_teardown_oppositecordentryend_01.jpg\|Outlet end showing contact assemblies and PCB connections.
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