APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (Z94030204087) - Revision history

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	* Manufactured during the period covered by the APC SurgeArrest Recall (2013).		* Manufactured during the period covered by the APC SurgeArrest Recall (2013).
	* Utilizes an early Professional SurgeArrest logo variation not observed on later documented PRO7 examples.		* Utilizes an early Professional SurgeArrest logo variation not observed on later documented PRO7 examples.
	* ~~Appears to utilize an earlier~~ straight-blade attachment-plug ~~design~~ rather than the right-angle plug found on later documented ~~specimens~~.		* Utilizes a straight-blade attachment plug rather than the right-angle plug found on later documented PRO7 examples.
	* Rocker-switch ON/OFF markings exhibit substantial wear.		* Rocker-switch ON/OFF markings exhibit substantial wear.
	* Manufactured in China.		* Manufactured in China.
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	The documented example retained all major suppression and filtering components and showed no obvious evidence of catastrophic component failure, overheating, or prior repair during teardown.		The documented example retained all major suppression and filtering components and showed no obvious evidence of catastrophic component failure, overheating, or prior repair during teardown.

	* ©1993 American Power Conversion		Internal examination revealed a suppression board carrying a ©1993 American Power Conversion copyright marking and board number 614-0321 REV 2, making it the earliest suppression-board revision currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.
	* 614-0321 REV 2

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	= APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (Z94030204087) =		= APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (Z94030204087) =

	The APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 documented here bears serial number '''Z94030204087''', indicating manufacture in 1994. The unit was manufactured in China and represents the earliest APC PRO7 ~~specimen~~ currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.		The APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 documented here bears serial number '''Z94030204087''', indicating manufacture in 1994. The unit was manufactured in China and represents the earliest APC PRO7 example currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.

	This example is particularly notable for its early branding variation, a suppression board carrying a ©1993 copyright notice, and its inclusion within the manufacturing period affected by the 2013 APC SurgeArrest recall.		This example is particularly notable for its early branding variation, a suppression board carrying a ©1993 copyright notice, and its inclusion within the manufacturing period affected by the 2013 APC SurgeArrest recall.
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	* Internal circuitry includes multiple MOVs, large toroidal inductors, and a cartridge fuse.		* Internal circuitry includes multiple MOVs, large toroidal inductors, and a cartridge fuse.
	* Despite being manufactured in 1994, the unit remained functional during testing.		* Despite being manufactured in 1994, the unit remained functional during testing.
			* The documented example is the only APC PRO7 currently documented by the OldSurge Archive that utilizes a straight-blade attachment plug.

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

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	* Cord CSA File: LL95737		* Cord CSA File: LL95737
	* Cord Length: Approximately 6 ft		* Cord Length: Approximately 6 ft
	* ©1993 American Power Conversion
	* 614-0321 REV 2		== Weight ==

			The documented example weighs approximately 1 lb 14.8 oz (873 g), including the attached power cord.

			Despite being the earliest documented APC PRO7 currently preserved by the OldSurge Archive, the 1994 example is slightly lighter than the 1998 example while remaining substantially heavier than later documented PRO7 generations.

			[[File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_weight_01.jpg\|center\|600px\|Documented weight of approximately 1 lb 14.8 oz (873 g) including the attached power cord.]]

	== Physical Characteristics ==		== Physical Characteristics ==
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	A molded "943" marking is present on the underside of the enclosure. The significance of this marking has not been definitively established but may represent a mold identifier, production code, or manufacturing reference.		A molded "943" marking is present on the underside of the enclosure. The significance of this marking has not been definitively established but may represent a mold identifier, production code, or manufacturing reference.

	~~== Weight ==~~

	~~The documented example weighs approximately 1 lb 14.8 oz (873 g), including the attached power cord.~~

	Despite being the earliest documented APC PRO7 currently preserved by the OldSurge Archive, the 1994 example is slightly lighter than the 1998 example while remaining substantially heavier than later documented PRO7 generations.

	~~[[File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_weight_01.jpg\|center\|600px\|Documented weight of approximately 1 lb 14.8 oz (873 g) including the attached power cord.]]~~



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	== ~~Teardown~~ ==		== Construction ==

	~~Teardown commenced following completion of external documentation, measurement, photography, and functional testing~~.		The APC PRO7 utilizes a two-piece molded-plastic enclosure secured with Phillips-head screws.

	~~Removal of~~ the enclosure ~~screws allowed the upper housing section to be separated from the base, revealing the internal outlet assembly, suppression circuitry, rocker-switch assembly, and wiring~~.		Power distribution is accomplished through full-length brass outlet-contact strips supported by molded outlet structures integrated into the enclosure.

	The ~~internal printed~~-~~circuit board carries a ©1993 American Power Conversion copyright marking~~, ~~making this the earliest suppression~~-~~board revision currently documented by the OldSurge Archive~~.		The documented example incorporates a dedicated suppression board, rocker-switch assembly, indicator-light circuitry, cartridge fuse, toroidal filtering inductors, metal-oxide varistors (MOVs), and discrete passive components.

	Internal examination ~~revealed a suppression board carrying~~ a ©1993 American Power Conversion ~~copyright marking, making it the earliest~~ suppression-board revision ~~currently documented by the OldSurge Archive~~.		Internal examination confirmed the use of a ©1993 American Power Conversion suppression board identified as revision 614-0321 REV 2.

	The surge-suppression ~~circuitry incorporates multiple metal-oxide varistors (MOVs)~~, filtering ~~inductors, resistors, indicator circuitry, and a fuse mounted on a dedicated printed-circuit board.~~		The overall construction emphasizes heavy-duty power distribution, surge suppression, and EMI/RFI filtering while maintaining the characteristic seven-outlet APC SurgeArrest Professional layout.

	~~Two large toroidal inductors are present and appear substantially larger than those observed in some later APC PRO7 revisions documented by~~ the ~~archive.~~

	~~Power is distributed through full~~-~~length brass~~ outlet~~-contact strips supported by molded outlet structures integrated into the enclosure.~~

	~~The overall internal~~ layout ~~combines discrete surge-suppression circuitry, filtering components, brass-contact power distribution, a dedicated rocker-switch assembly, and a separate indicator-light circuit~~.

			== Teardown ==

			Teardown commenced following completion of external documentation, measurement, photography, and functional testing.

			Removal of the enclosure screws allowed the upper housing section to be separated from the base, revealing the internal outlet assembly, suppression circuitry, rocker-switch assembly, and wiring.

	Internal examination revealed a suppression board carrying a ©1993 American Power Conversion copyright marking and board number 614-0321 REV 2, making it the earliest suppression-board revision currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.		Internal examination revealed a suppression board carrying a ©1993 American Power Conversion copyright marking and board number 614-0321 REV 2, making it the earliest suppression-board revision currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.

	The surge-suppression circuitry incorporates multiple metal-oxide varistors (MOVs), toroidal filtering inductors, indicator circuitry, ~~protective~~ components, and a cartridge fuse mounted on a dedicated printed-circuit board.		The surge-suppression circuitry incorporates multiple metal-oxide varistors (MOVs), toroidal filtering inductors, indicator circuitry, passive components, and a cartridge fuse mounted on a dedicated printed-circuit board.

	Two large toroidal inductors ~~are present and~~ occupy a substantial portion of the suppression assembly~~. The filtering section appears significantly~~ larger than ~~that~~ observed in some later documented APC PRO7 revisions.		Two large toroidal inductors occupy a substantial portion of the suppression assembly and appear larger than those observed in some later documented APC PRO7 revisions.

	Power distribution is accomplished through full-length brass outlet-contact strips supported by molded outlet structures integrated into the enclosure.		Power distribution is accomplished through full-length brass outlet-contact strips supported by molded outlet structures integrated into the enclosure.

			The internal construction combines surge suppression, EMI/RFI filtering, site-wiring diagnostics, brass-contact power distribution, and a dedicated rocker-switch assembly within a relatively spacious enclosure.

			The documented example retained all major suppression and filtering components and showed no obvious evidence of catastrophic component failure, overheating, or prior repair during teardown.

	~~The internal construction combines surge-suppression circuitry, EMI/RFI filtering, site-wiring diagnostics, brass-contact power distribution, and a separate rocker~~-~~switch assembly within a relatively spacious enclosure.~~		* ©1993 American Power Conversion
			* 614-0321 REV 2
	~~The documented example retains all major suppression and filtering components and showed no obvious evidence of catastrophic component failure, overheating, or prior repair during teardown.~~

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	== ~~Construction~~ ==		== Collection History ==
	~~<br>~~

	~~The APC PRO7 utilizes a two-piece molded-plastic enclosure secured with Phillips-head screws.~~

	~~Power distribution is accomplished through full-length brass outlet-contact strips supported by molded outlet structures integrated into the enclosure.~~

	The documented example ~~incorporates~~ a ~~dedicated suppression board, rocker-switch assembly, indicator-light circuitry, cartridge fuse, toroidal filtering inductors, metal-oxide varistors (MOVs),~~ and ~~discrete passive components~~.		The documented example was acquired by the OldSurge Archive in September 2026 as part of a lot containing fifteen APC SurgeArrest Professional surge protectors representing multiple production dates and PCB revisions.

	~~Internal examination confirmed the use of a ©1993 American Power Conversion suppression board identified as revision 614-0321 REV 2.~~		== Documented Example ==

	~~The overall construction emphasizes heavy~~-~~duty power distribution, surge suppression, and EMI/RFI filtering while maintaining the characteristic seven-outlet APC SurgeArrest Professional layout.~~		* OldSurge ID: OS-0019
			* Serial Number: Z94030204087
			* Manufacturing Year: 1994

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
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	* Internal circuitry includes multiple MOVs, large toroidal inductors, and a cartridge fuse.		* Internal circuitry includes multiple MOVs, large toroidal inductors, and a cartridge fuse.
	* Despite being manufactured in 1994, the unit remained functional during testing.		* Despite being manufactured in 1994, the unit remained functional during testing.

			== Related Articles ==

			* [[APC]]
			* [[APC SurgeArrest Professional]]
			* [[APC SurgeArrest Recall (2013)]]
			* [[APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (Z98010201706)]]
			* [[Surge Protectors]]
			* [[Collection Index]]

PowerPig at 14:59, 3 October 2026

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	* Cord CSA File: LL95737		* Cord CSA File: LL95737
	* Cord Length: Approximately 6 ft		* Cord Length: Approximately 6 ft
			* ©1993 American Power Conversion
			* 614-0321 REV 2

	== Physical Characteristics ==		== Physical Characteristics ==
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	The overall internal layout combines discrete surge-suppression circuitry, filtering components, brass-contact power distribution, a dedicated rocker-switch assembly, and a separate indicator-light circuit.		The overall internal layout combines discrete surge-suppression circuitry, filtering components, brass-contact power distribution, a dedicated rocker-switch assembly, and a separate indicator-light circuit.

			Internal examination revealed a suppression board carrying a ©1993 American Power Conversion copyright marking and board number 614-0321 REV 2, making it the earliest suppression-board revision currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.

			The surge-suppression circuitry incorporates multiple metal-oxide varistors (MOVs), toroidal filtering inductors, indicator circuitry, protective components, and a cartridge fuse mounted on a dedicated printed-circuit board.

			Two large toroidal inductors are present and occupy a substantial portion of the suppression assembly. The filtering section appears significantly larger than that observed in some later documented APC PRO7 revisions.

			Power distribution is accomplished through full-length brass outlet-contact strips supported by molded outlet structures integrated into the enclosure.

			The internal construction combines surge-suppression circuitry, EMI/RFI filtering, site-wiring diagnostics, brass-contact power distribution, and a separate rocker-switch assembly within a relatively spacious enclosure.

			The documented example retains all major suppression and filtering components and showed no obvious evidence of catastrophic component failure, overheating, or prior repair during teardown.

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	File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_boarddetail_01.jpg\|Suppression components including filtering inductors, MOVs, and protection circuitry mounted on the ©1993 board.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_boarddetail_01.jpg\|Suppression components including filtering inductors, MOVs, and protection circuitry mounted on the ©1993 board.
	File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_boarddetail_02.jpg\|Additional view of suppression components and filtering circuitry on the ©1993 board.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_boarddetail_02.jpg\|Additional view of suppression components and filtering circuitry on the ©1993 board.
			File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_boarddetail_03.jpg\|Low-angle view of the ©1993 suppression board showing filtering inductors, suppression components, wiring, and outlet-contact strips.
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	== Construction ==		== Construction ==
			<br>

			The APC PRO7 utilizes a two-piece molded-plastic enclosure secured with Phillips-head screws.

			Power distribution is accomplished through full-length brass outlet-contact strips supported by molded outlet structures integrated into the enclosure.

	The ~~APC PRO7 utilizes~~ a ~~two~~-~~piece molded~~-~~plastic enclosure secured with multiple Phillips~~-~~head screws~~.		The documented example incorporates a dedicated suppression board, rocker-switch assembly, indicator-light circuitry, cartridge fuse, toroidal filtering inductors, metal-oxide varistors (MOVs), and discrete passive components.

	~~Seven grounded receptacles are supplied through full~~-~~length brass contact strips supported by molded outlet structures integrated into the enclosure~~.		Internal examination confirmed the use of a ©1993 American Power Conversion suppression board identified as revision 614-0321 REV 2.

	~~Primary~~ power distribution ~~is accomplished through a printed-circuit board~~, ~~rocker-switch assembly, brass contact strips~~, and ~~discrete wiring connecting~~ the ~~receptacles, grounding system, and surge~~-~~suppression circuitry~~.		The overall construction emphasizes heavy-duty power distribution, surge suppression, and EMI/RFI filtering while maintaining the characteristic seven-outlet APC SurgeArrest Professional layout.

	~~The documented example employs a straight-blade attachment plug and a three-conductor SJT power cord utilizing 16 AWG conductors.~~		== Notes ==

	Internal examination ~~confirmed the presence of a~~ suppression board ~~carrying~~ a ~~©1993 American Power Conversion copyright notice~~, ~~making it~~ the ~~earliest board revision currently documented by the OldSurge Archive~~.		* Earliest APC PRO7 currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.
			* Utilizes a straight-blade attachment plug rather than the right-angle plug used on later documented examples.
			* Features an early Professional SurgeArrest logo design.
			* Internal examination identified suppression-board revision 614-0321 REV 2.
			* Internal circuitry includes multiple MOVs, large toroidal inductors, and a cartridge fuse.
			* Despite being manufactured in 1994, the unit remained functional during testing.

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	The internal printed-circuit board carries a ©1993 American Power Conversion copyright marking, making this the earliest suppression-board revision currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.		The internal printed-circuit board carries a ©1993 American Power Conversion copyright marking, making this the earliest suppression-board revision currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.

			Internal examination revealed a suppression board carrying a ©1993 American Power Conversion copyright marking, making it the earliest suppression-board revision currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.

			The surge-suppression circuitry incorporates multiple metal-oxide varistors (MOVs), filtering inductors, resistors, indicator circuitry, and a fuse mounted on a dedicated printed-circuit board.

			Two large toroidal inductors are present and appear substantially larger than those observed in some later APC PRO7 revisions documented by the archive.

			Power is distributed through full-length brass outlet-contact strips supported by molded outlet structures integrated into the enclosure.

			The overall internal layout combines discrete surge-suppression circuitry, filtering components, brass-contact power distribution, a dedicated rocker-switch assembly, and a separate indicator-light circuit.

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	File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_open_01.jpg\|Initial internal view following enclosure removal.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_open_01.jpg\|Initial internal view following enclosure removal.
	File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_bottompanel_cordentry_01.jpg\|Cord-entry end showing the ©1993 suppression board, switch assembly, wiring, and outlet-contact strips.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_bottompanel_cordentry_01.jpg\|Cord-entry end showing the ©1993 suppression board, switch assembly, wiring, and outlet-contact strips.
			File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_bottompanel_left_01.jpg\|Left side of the lower enclosure showing the suppression board, brass outlet-contact strips, and internal layout.
	File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_toppanel_left_01.jpg\|Interior of the upper enclosure showing molded outlet supports and enclosure construction.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_toppanel_left_01.jpg\|Interior of the upper enclosure showing molded outlet supports and enclosure construction.
	File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_toppanel_right_01.jpg\|Interior of the upper enclosure showing molded outlet supports, switch mounting features, and enclosure details.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_toppanel_right_01.jpg\|Interior of the upper enclosure showing molded outlet supports, switch mounting features, and enclosure details.
			File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_boarddetail_01.jpg\|Suppression components including filtering inductors, MOVs, and protection circuitry mounted on the ©1993 board.
			File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_boarddetail_02.jpg\|Additional view of suppression components and filtering circuitry on the ©1993 board.
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	File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_toppanel_right_01.jpg\|Interior of the upper enclosure showing molded outlet supports, switch mounting features, and enclosure details.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_toppanel_right_01.jpg\|Interior of the upper enclosure showing molded outlet supports, switch mounting features, and enclosure details.
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			== Construction ==

			The APC PRO7 utilizes a two-piece molded-plastic enclosure secured with multiple Phillips-head screws.

			Seven grounded receptacles are supplied through full-length brass contact strips supported by molded outlet structures integrated into the enclosure.

			Primary power distribution is accomplished through a printed-circuit board, rocker-switch assembly, brass contact strips, and discrete wiring connecting the receptacles, grounding system, and surge-suppression circuitry.

			The documented example employs a straight-blade attachment plug and a three-conductor SJT power cord utilizing 16 AWG conductors.

			Internal examination confirmed the presence of a suppression board carrying a ©1993 American Power Conversion copyright notice, making it the earliest board revision currently documented by the OldSurge Archive.

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	File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_open_01.jpg\|Initial internal view following enclosure removal.		File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_open_01.jpg\|Initial internal view following enclosure removal.
			File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_bottompanel_cordentry_01.jpg\|Cord-entry end showing the ©1993 suppression board, switch assembly, wiring, and outlet-contact strips.
			File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_toppanel_left_01.jpg\|Interior of the upper enclosure showing molded outlet supports and enclosure construction.
			File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_teardown_toppanel_right_01.jpg\|Interior of the upper enclosure showing molded outlet supports, switch mounting features, and enclosure details.
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 The Site Wiring Fault indicator remained extinguished during testing under normal operating conditions.
-Additional testing results pending documentation.
+Testing with a receptacle tester confirmed correct hot, neutral, and ground wiring. No open ground, open neutral, reversed polarity, or other wiring faults were detected.
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 File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_testing_pluggedinturnedon_01.jpg|Protection Working indicator illuminated during testing.
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 * Includes a suppression board carrying a ©1993 copyright notice.
 * Manufactured during the period covered by the APC SurgeArrest Recall (2013).
-* Utilizes an early Professional SurgeArrest logo design not observed on later documented examples.
+* Utilizes an early Professional SurgeArrest logo variation not observed on later documented PRO7 examples.
 * Appears to utilize an earlier straight-blade attachment-plug design rather than the right-angle plug found on later documented specimens.
 * Rocker-switch ON/OFF markings exhibit substantial wear.
 * Manufactured in China.
 == Specifications ==
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 ** L-G 330V
 ** N-G 330V
 == Physical Characteristics ==
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 The underside incorporates two wall-mount keyhole slots and a recessed serial-number label identifying the unit as PRO7 serial number Z94030204087.
-Unlike later documented APC PRO7 examples, the documented 1994 specimen utilizes different branding graphics and appears to employ an earlier-generation attachment-plug design.
+Unlike later documented APC PRO7 examples, the documented 1994 example utilizes different branding graphics and a straight-blade attachment plug rather than the right-angle plug design observed on later documented PRO7 units.
 The enclosure incorporates TVSS identification markings and suppression ratings of 330 volts for line-to-neutral, line-to-ground, and neutral-to-ground protection modes.
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 File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_bottom_rightside_01.jpg|Cord-entry side of the underside showing mounting features, enclosure hardware, and molded markings.
 File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_bottom_SN_01.jpg|Serial-number label, wall-mount slots, and underside markings.
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 The enclosure incorporates TVSS identification markings and suppression ratings of 330 volts for line-to-neutral, line-to-ground, and neutral-to-ground protection modes.
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 File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_bottom_overview_01.jpg|Underside showing product markings, wall-mount slots, enclosure hardware, and attached power cord.
 File:surge_APC_Pro7_Z94030204087_bottom_data_01.jpg|Model identification, safety markings, TVSS ratings, and serial-number label.
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