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This page documents historical advertisements for surge protectors, power-protection products, and related electrical accessories. | This page documents historical advertisements for surge protectors, power-protection products, and related electrical accessories. | ||
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Source: ''CompuServe Magazine'', January 1992, GO Mall Shopper's Guide. | Source: ''CompuServe Magazine'', January 1992, GO Mall Shopper's Guide. | ||
== See Also == | |||
* [[Opti-UPS]] | |||
* [[UPS Systems]] | |||
* [[PC Magazine References]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:52, 16 October 2026
This page documents historical advertisements for surge protectors, power-protection products, and related electrical accessories.
Many products advertised during the personal-computing era are poorly documented today. Historical advertisements can provide valuable information regarding product features, pricing, marketing claims, manufacturers, and distribution channels.
1992
Honeywell Power LockOut
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CompuServe Magazine, January 1992. -
GO Mall Shopper's Guide insert accompanying the January 1992 issue of CompuServe Magazine. -
Advertisement for the Honeywell Power LockOut, a keyed power-control device advertised as including a built-in surge protector.
The January 1992 GO Mall Shopper's Guide insert section of CompuServe Magazine included an advertisement for the Honeywell Power LockOut.
The device was marketed as a keyed power-control accessory intended to prevent unauthorized operation of power tools, computers, appliances, and other electrical equipment. The advertisement stated that the device incorporated a built-in surge protector and plugged into a standard wall outlet.
Advertised price: $19.95
Source: CompuServe Magazine, January 1992, GO Mall Shopper's Guide.