OldSurge Accession Register - Revision history

PowerPig at 05:16, 7 November 2026

2026-11-07T05:16:34Z

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	\| Collection		\| Collection
	\| Manufactured 1998; first documented APC SurgeArrest Personal-series artifact preserved by the archive; recall-period specimen; documentation indicates participation in APC's recall-replacement program during June 2021; seven-outlet surge protector with integrated telephone-line protection and site-wiring diagnostics; HRSA-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord (UL E69167, CSA LL52902); straight-blade attachment plug; utilizes suppression board 640-0323C REV 6 carrying a ©1996 APC copyright marking together with a dedicated telephone-protection board marked 014060; shares enclosure architecture, UL file number E111219, and 330-volt TVSS ratings with the archive's contemporary 1998 APC PRO7 specimen while utilizing a distinct internal design; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.		\| Manufactured 1998; first documented APC SurgeArrest Personal-series artifact preserved by the archive; recall-period specimen; documentation indicates participation in APC's recall-replacement program during June 2021; seven-outlet surge protector with integrated telephone-line protection and site-wiring diagnostics; HRSA-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord (UL E69167, CSA LL52902); straight-blade attachment plug; utilizes suppression board 640-0323C REV 6 carrying a ©1996 APC copyright marking together with a dedicated telephone-protection board marked 014060; shares enclosure architecture, UL file number E111219, and 330-volt TVSS ratings with the archive's contemporary 1998 APC PRO7 specimen while utilizing a distinct internal design; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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			\| OS-0030
			\| [[COXOC]]
			\| CO-001S Variant
			\| [[COXOC CO-001S Variant (OS-0030)]]
			\| Collection
			\| Estimated 1990s manufacture; second documented COXOC artifact preserved by the archive; six-outlet surge protector closely related to [[COXOC CO-001S]] (OS-0028); utilizes a shorter COXOC-branded SJT 14/3 power cord carrying UL file number E148006 and CSA file number LL77450; weighs 12.1 ounces (343 g); illuminated rocker switch remained functional during testing; attachment plug exhibits no heat damage or blade separation; teardown revealed substantially identical internal construction to OS-0028 including a SAS 241KD14 metal-oxide varistor, RONG FENG RF-112B resettable circuit breaker, stamped-metal outlet-contact assembly, and three-screw enclosure design; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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PowerPig at 00:06, 27 October 2026

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	\| Estimated 1990s manufacture; first COXOC artifact documented by the archive; six-outlet surge protector with textured enclosure and paired-outlet arrangement; manufacturer identified through molded attachment-plug branding; Apollo-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord; single-MOV surge-suppression design with no printed-circuit board; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.		\| Estimated 1990s manufacture; first COXOC artifact documented by the archive; six-outlet surge protector with textured enclosure and paired-outlet arrangement; manufacturer identified through molded attachment-plug branding; Apollo-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord; single-MOV surge-suppression design with no printed-circuit board; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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			\| OS-0029
			\| [[APC]]
			\| PER7T
			\| [[APC SurgeArrest Personal PER7T (Z98010214399)]]
			\| Collection
			\| Manufactured 1998; first documented APC SurgeArrest Personal-series artifact preserved by the archive; recall-period specimen; documentation indicates participation in APC's recall-replacement program during June 2021; seven-outlet surge protector with integrated telephone-line protection and site-wiring diagnostics; HRSA-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord (UL E69167, CSA LL52902); straight-blade attachment plug; utilizes suppression board 640-0323C REV 6 carrying a ©1996 APC copyright marking together with a dedicated telephone-protection board marked 014060; shares enclosure architecture, UL file number E111219, and 330-volt TVSS ratings with the archive's contemporary 1998 APC PRO7 specimen while utilizing a distinct internal design; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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PowerPig at 15:02, 25 October 2026

2026-10-25T15:02:53Z

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	\| [[COXOC CO-001S]]		\| [[COXOC CO-001S]]
	\| Collection		\| Collection
	\| Estimated 1990s manufacture; first COXOC artifact documented by the archive; six-outlet surge protector with paired-outlet arrangement ~~and textured enclosure~~; manufacturer identified through molded ~~branding on~~ attachment plug; Apollo-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord ~~carrying UL file number E55351 and CSA file number LL34977~~; ~~utilizes RONG FENG RF~~-~~112B 15-amp resettable circuit breaker; unusually simple~~ surge-suppression design ~~consisting of a single SAS 241KD14 metal-oxide varistor~~ with no printed-circuit board; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.		\| Estimated 1990s manufacture; first COXOC artifact documented by the archive; six-outlet surge protector with textured enclosure and paired-outlet arrangement; manufacturer identified through molded attachment-plug branding; Apollo-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord; single-MOV surge-suppression design with no printed-circuit board; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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PowerPig at 15:02, 25 October 2026

2026-10-25T15:02:18Z

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	\| Collection		\| Collection
	\| Manufactured October 2015; Philippine-manufactured specimen; utilizes APC suppression board 640-0381A-Z REV06 carrying a ©2009 copyright marking; I-SHENG-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord with UL file E88265-C and CSA file LL81924; unbranded right-angle attachment plug; adhesive regulatory-information label replacing molded electrical-rating markings used on earlier examples; internal date-code wheels indicate September and October 2015 component manufacture; documented weight identical to the archive's 2006 and 2017 PRO7 specimens; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.		\| Manufactured October 2015; Philippine-manufactured specimen; utilizes APC suppression board 640-0381A-Z REV06 carrying a ©2009 copyright marking; I-SHENG-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord with UL file E88265-C and CSA file LL81924; unbranded right-angle attachment plug; adhesive regulatory-information label replacing molded electrical-rating markings used on earlier examples; internal date-code wheels indicate September and October 2015 component manufacture; documented weight identical to the archive's 2006 and 2017 PRO7 specimens; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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			\| OS-0028
			\| [[COXOC]]
			\| CO-001S
			\| [[COXOC CO-001S]]
			\| Collection
			\| Estimated 1990s manufacture; first COXOC artifact documented by the archive; six-outlet surge protector with paired-outlet arrangement and textured enclosure; manufacturer identified through molded branding on attachment plug; Apollo-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord carrying UL file number E55351 and CSA file number LL34977; utilizes RONG FENG RF-112B 15-amp resettable circuit breaker; unusually simple surge-suppression design consisting of a single SAS 241KD14 metal-oxide varistor with no printed-circuit board; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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PowerPig at 13:53, 22 October 2026

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	\| Collection		\| Collection
	\| Manufactured April 2014; marketed as part of Globe Electric's Space Plug product family; direct-plug wall-mounted surge protector with six grounded outlets, dual 90-degree rotating outlet banks, two USB charging ports, and 2100-joule surge protection; item number 7791301; transformer-based USB charging circuitry; non-destructive teardown completed; Amazon marketplace records indicate availability by August 2013 and continued sales into the 2020s; remained fully functional during testing.		\| Manufactured April 2014; marketed as part of Globe Electric's Space Plug product family; direct-plug wall-mounted surge protector with six grounded outlets, dual 90-degree rotating outlet banks, two USB charging ports, and 2100-joule surge protection; item number 7791301; transformer-based USB charging circuitry; non-destructive teardown completed; Amazon marketplace records indicate availability by August 2013 and continued sales into the 2020s; remained fully functional during testing.

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			\| OS-0027
			\| [[APC]]
			\| PRO7
			\| [[APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (7Z1550L09782)]]
			\| Collection
			\| Manufactured October 2015; Philippine-manufactured specimen; utilizes APC suppression board 640-0381A-Z REV06 carrying a ©2009 copyright marking; I-SHENG-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord with UL file E88265-C and CSA file LL81924; unbranded right-angle attachment plug; adhesive regulatory-information label replacing molded electrical-rating markings used on earlier examples; internal date-code wheels indicate September and October 2015 component manufacture; documented weight identical to the archive's 2006 and 2017 PRO7 specimens; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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PowerPig at 15:46, 19 October 2026

2026-10-19T15:46:02Z

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	\| Collection		\| Collection
	\| Manufactured June 2006; Philippine-manufactured specimen; utilizes APC's ©2002 suppression-board generation; Chung Kwang-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord; substantial enclosure yellowing with a pronounced label shadow; Protection Working indicator remained functional but appeared noticeably dim during testing; teardown completed; internal date-code wheels confirm June 2006 manufacture; remained fully functional during testing.		\| Manufactured June 2006; Philippine-manufactured specimen; utilizes APC's ©2002 suppression-board generation; Chung Kwang-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord; substantial enclosure yellowing with a pronounced label shadow; Protection Working indicator remained functional but appeared noticeably dim during testing; teardown completed; internal date-code wheels confirm June 2006 manufacture; remained fully functional during testing.

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			\| OS-0026
			\| [[Globe Electric]]
			\| 12-003-7MS
			\| [[Globe Electric 12-003-7MS]]
			\| Collection
			\| Manufactured April 2014; marketed as part of Globe Electric's Space Plug product family; direct-plug wall-mounted surge protector with six grounded outlets, dual 90-degree rotating outlet banks, two USB charging ports, and 2100-joule surge protection; item number 7791301; transformer-based USB charging circuitry; non-destructive teardown completed; Amazon marketplace records indicate availability by August 2013 and continued sales into the 2020s; remained fully functional during testing.

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PowerPig at 02:32, 14 October 2026

2026-10-14T02:32:19Z

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	Items listed as '''Collection''' are preserved as part of the archive's permanent holdings. Items listed as '''In Service''' remain in active use but have been documented and cataloged for reference purposes.		Items listed as '''Collection''' are preserved as part of the archive's permanent holdings. Items listed as '''In Service''' remain in active use but have been documented and cataloged for reference purposes.

	The register is maintained in accession order and provides a quick-reference inventory of documented artifacts, associated articles, preservation status, and notable characteristics.		The register is maintained in accession order and provides a quick-reference inventory of documented artifacts, associated articles, preservation status, manufacturing information, and notable characteristics.

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	\| [[APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (7Z1714L05335)]]		\| [[APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (7Z1714L05335)]]
	\| Collection		\| Collection
	\| Manufactured 2017; ~~documented example~~; teardown completed; ~~©2009 PCB revision~~.		\| Manufactured January 2017; Philippine-manufactured specimen; ©2009 suppression-board revision; I-SHENG-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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	\| [[APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (4Z0842P07546)]]		\| [[APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (4Z0842P07546)]]
	\| Collection		\| Collection
	\| Manufactured September 2008; significant enclosure yellowing; ~~©2002 PCB revision; dim~~ Protection Working indicator.		\| Manufactured September 2008; Philippine-manufactured specimen; ©2002 suppression-board revision; Baohing-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord; significant enclosure yellowing; Protection Working indicator remained functional but appeared noticeably dim during testing; teardown completed.

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	\| OS-0012		\| OS-0012
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	\| Manufactured 20 October 2002; earliest documented PowerSentry artifact preserved by the archive; seven-outlet surge protector with transformer-spaced outlets; mechanically-latching push-button power switch; integrated cord-retention clip and cord-management system; absent from surviving 2003-2004 PowerSentry product catalogs; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.		\| Manufactured 20 October 2002; earliest documented PowerSentry artifact preserved by the archive; seven-outlet surge protector with transformer-spaced outlets; mechanically-latching push-button power switch; integrated cord-retention clip and cord-management system; absent from surviving 2003-2004 PowerSentry product catalogs; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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			\| OS-0025
			\| [[APC]]
			\| PRO7
			\| [[APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (4Z0638P12907)]]
			\| Collection
			\| Manufactured June 2006; Philippine-manufactured specimen; utilizes APC's ©2002 suppression-board generation; Chung Kwang-manufactured SJT 14/3 power cord; substantial enclosure yellowing with a pronounced label shadow; Protection Working indicator remained functional but appeared noticeably dim during testing; teardown completed; internal date-code wheels confirm June 2006 manufacture; remained fully functional during testing.

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PowerPig at 01:23, 12 October 2026

2026-10-12T01:23:18Z

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	\| Collection		\| Collection
	\| Manufactured 1996; recall-period specimen; second documented APC PRO7 utilizing suppression board 640-0321 REV 2; confirms continued production of APC's original ©1993 suppression-board generation through at least 1996; early Professional SurgeArrest branding; unbranded straight-blade attachment plug; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.		\| Manufactured 1996; recall-period specimen; second documented APC PRO7 utilizing suppression board 640-0321 REV 2; confirms continued production of APC's original ©1993 suppression-board generation through at least 1996; early Professional SurgeArrest branding; unbranded straight-blade attachment plug; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.

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			\| OS-0024
			\| [[PowerSentry]]
			\| 626
			\| [[PowerSentry 626]]
			\| Collection
			\| Manufactured 20 October 2002; earliest documented PowerSentry artifact preserved by the archive; seven-outlet surge protector with transformer-spaced outlets; mechanically-latching push-button power switch; integrated cord-retention clip and cord-management system; absent from surviving 2003-2004 PowerSentry product catalogs; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.


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PowerPig at 16:06, 9 October 2026

2026-10-09T16:06:52Z

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	~~This page~~ serves as the master inventory of physical artifacts held by the OldSurge Archive.		The OldSurge Accession Register serves as the master inventory of physical artifacts held by the OldSurge Archive.

			Each artifact is assigned a unique accession number in the format '''OS-####''' upon entry into the collection. Accession numbers provide a permanent reference for inventory control, documentation, photography, testing records, teardown analysis, and related research.

			Items listed as '''Collection''' are preserved as part of the archive's permanent holdings. Items listed as '''In Service''' remain in active use but have been documented and cataloged for reference purposes.

			The register is maintained in accession order and provides a quick-reference inventory of documented artifacts, associated articles, preservation status, and notable characteristics.

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PowerPig at 16:04, 9 October 2026

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 This page serves as the master inventory of physical artifacts held by the OldSurge Archive.
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 | [[APC SurgeArrest Professional PRO7 (Z94030204087)]]
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-| Manufactured 1994; earliest documented APC PRO7 example; recall-period specimen; early Professional SurgeArrest branding; straight-blade attachment plug; ©1993 suppression-board revision (614-0321 REV 2); teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.
+| Manufactured 1994; earliest documented APC PRO7 example; recall-period specimen; early Professional SurgeArrest branding; straight-blade attachment plug; ©1993 suppression-board revision (640-0321 REV 2); teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.
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 | Manufactured August 1999; recall-period specimen; APC-branded attachment plug; ©1997 suppression-board revision (640-0321D REV 12); earliest documented PRO7 with internal molded date-code wheels; four independent manufacturing-date indicators confirm August 1999 manufacture; teardown completed; remained fully functional during testing.
 |}