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The archived materials highlight features including surge protection indicators, EMI/RFI filtering, fail-safe shutdown protection, telephone-line protection, cable and satellite protection, low-profile plugs, and adapter-friendly outlet arrangements. | The archived materials highlight features including surge protection indicators, EMI/RFI filtering, fail-safe shutdown protection, telephone-line protection, cable and satellite protection, low-profile plugs, and adapter-friendly outlet arrangements. | ||
The archived materials also demonstrate that Curtis maintained multiple surge-protector product families during the early 2000s, ranging from basic residential models to higher-end units incorporating telephone, network, DSL, cable, and satellite-line protection. | |||
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File:20010609_Archive.org_curtis.com_surgeprotectors_legacy.png|Archived June 2001 Curtis website depicting related wall-mounted surge protectors including models SP500 and SP550. | File:20010609_Archive.org_curtis.com_surgeprotectors_legacy.png|Archived June 2001 Curtis website depicting related wall-mounted surge protectors including models SP500 and SP550. | ||
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The archived June 2001 Curtis website additionally depicts wall-mounted surge protectors identified as models SP500 and SP550. These products share a substantially similar enclosure design with the Curtis SP-600 documented by the OldSurge Archive, suggesting that the SP-600 belonged to the same product family. | |||
The archived page was located within a "Legacy" section of the Curtis website. The significance of this designation is unknown, but it may indicate that the products represented an older or discontinued product family by June 2001. | |||
== Educational References == | |||
Curtis also published educational materials explaining surge protection, transient voltage events, connected-equipment warranties, and the different categories of surge-protection products offered by the company. | Curtis also published educational materials explaining surge protection, transient voltage events, connected-equipment warranties, and the different categories of surge-protection products offered by the company. | ||
[[File:20010210_Curtis_WhySurgeProtector_WebpagefromArchive.org.png|center|700px|Archived February 2001 Curtis website explaining surge-protection concepts and product applications.]] | [[File:20010210_Curtis_WhySurgeProtector_WebpagefromArchive.org.png|center|700px|Archived February 2001 Curtis website explaining surge-protection concepts and product applications.]] | ||
== Related Pages == | == Related Pages == | ||
* [[Curtis SP-600]] | |||
* [[Surge Protectors]] | * [[Surge Protectors]] | ||
* [[Collection Index]] | * [[Collection Index]] | ||
Revision as of 00:09, 4 October 2026
Curtis
Curtis was a manufacturer and marketer of consumer electronics, telecommunications accessories, power accessories, and related products.
Products sold under the Curtis name included televisions, audio equipment, telephones, surge protectors, and other consumer electronic devices.
The examples documented by the OldSurge Archive demonstrate Curtis participation in the residential surge-protection market, including wall-mounted surge-protection products intended for home electronics and television equipment.
Documented Products
| Thumbnail | Model | Product Type | Date | Article |
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SP-600 | Surge Protector | October 3, 2026 | Curtis SP-600 |
Historical References
Archived Curtis website materials from 2001 document a broad lineup of power-protection products including wall-mounted surge protectors, portable surge protectors, and multiple series of surge-protected power strips.
The archived materials highlight features including surge protection indicators, EMI/RFI filtering, fail-safe shutdown protection, telephone-line protection, cable and satellite protection, low-profile plugs, and adapter-friendly outlet arrangements.
The archived materials also demonstrate that Curtis maintained multiple surge-protector product families during the early 2000s, ranging from basic residential models to higher-end units incorporating telephone, network, DSL, cable, and satellite-line protection.
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Archived February 2001 Curtis website advertising the POWER-6 series surge protectors. -
Archived February 2001 Curtis website advertising the POWER-7 series surge protectors. -
Archived February 2001 Curtis website advertising the POWER-9 series surge protectors. -
Archived June 2001 Curtis website depicting related wall-mounted surge protectors including models SP500 and SP550.
The archived June 2001 Curtis website additionally depicts wall-mounted surge protectors identified as models SP500 and SP550. These products share a substantially similar enclosure design with the Curtis SP-600 documented by the OldSurge Archive, suggesting that the SP-600 belonged to the same product family.
The archived page was located within a "Legacy" section of the Curtis website. The significance of this designation is unknown, but it may indicate that the products represented an older or discontinued product family by June 2001.
Educational References
Curtis also published educational materials explaining surge protection, transient voltage events, connected-equipment warranties, and the different categories of surge-protection products offered by the company.
