PowerSentry 626: Difference between revisions
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* | * Manufactured 20 October 2002 (date wheels). | ||
* | * Earliest documented PowerSentry surge protector preserved by the OldSurge Archive. | ||
* | * First documented push-button latching power switch. | ||
* First documented surge protector incorporating a plug-mounted cord-retention clip. | |||
* First documented surge protector incorporating integrated cord-storage guides on both ends of the enclosure. | |||
* Seven grounded NEMA 5-15R receptacles. | |||
* Ground and Surge status indicators. | |||
* Manufactured during the period represented by surviving 2003-2004 PowerSentry product literature. | |||
== Weight == | == Weight == | ||
Revision as of 22:04, 11 October 2026
Brief introductory summary of the documented artifact.
Overview
General description of the product, manufacturer, purpose, historical significance, and why this example is noteworthy.
Historical Context
Describe where the product fits within its manufacturer lineup, market segment, technological era, or product family.
Examples:
- Consumer vs commercial product
- OEM vs retail product
- Relationship to recalls
- Introduction of new features
- Differences from previous generations
Documented Example
- OldSurge ID: OS-XXXX
- Manufacturer:
- Model:
- Part Number:
- Serial Number:
- Manufacturing Date:
Specifications
Short introductory paragraph explaining what makes the specifications noteworthy.
- Manufacturer:
- Product Family:
- Model:
- Device Type:
- Country of Origin:
- Outlets:
- Protection:
- Length:
- Width:
- Height:
- Weight:
- Power Cord Length:
- Plug Type:
- Plug Style:
- Cord Type:
- Conductors:
- UL File Number:
- CSA File Number:
Notable Characteristics
- Manufactured 20 October 2002 (date wheels).
- Earliest documented PowerSentry surge protector preserved by the OldSurge Archive.
- First documented push-button latching power switch.
- First documented surge protector incorporating a plug-mounted cord-retention clip.
- First documented surge protector incorporating integrated cord-storage guides on both ends of the enclosure.
- Seven grounded NEMA 5-15R receptacles.
- Ground and Surge status indicators.
- Manufactured during the period represented by surviving 2003-2004 PowerSentry product literature.
Weight
Weight discussion and comparison with related products.
Physical Characteristics
Detailed description of enclosure design, indicators, outlets, mounting features, plugs, labels, markings, and overall construction.
Photographs
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Overall view.
Date Codes
Discussion of serial numbers, molded date wheels, labels, component date codes, manufacturing evidence, and production chronology.
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Date-code detail.
Condition Upon Acquisition
Description of condition as acquired.
Functional Testing
Description of operational testing, polarity testing, indicator operation, and test results.
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Testing photograph.
Teardown
Description of disassembly, construction details, PCB markings, suppression components, wiring, safety features, and observations.
Include analysis whenever possible:
- How does construction compare to earlier models?
- Is the design unusually robust or simplified?
- What does it suggest about the target market?
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Internal construction.
Comparison Notes
Compare against similar examples already documented by the archive.
Examples:
- Earlier and later revisions
- Different PCB generations
- Different levels of enclosure aging
- Weight differences
- Changes in manufacturing location
Recall Information
If applicable.
Historical References
Historical advertisements, archived manufacturer literature, patents, magazine references, archived web captures, and period specifications.
Notes
- Additional observations.
- Manufacturing details.
- Interesting findings.