What's the difference between non pass-through and pass-through?
792950
Pass-through lets you plug another device on top of this one. You don't lose the power outlet, because it provides one.
792951
Pass-through has an outlet that lets you continue to use the wall's outlet. Non pass-through basically covers the outlet and is therefore less desireable in my experience installing these. Does that help?
792952
The non pass-through plugs into the wall socket with no receptacle on the front. The pass-through plugs into the electrical socket and also has an electric plug on the front which you could plug in a TV, lamp, PS4, etc. I choose to go with the pass-through and it works great.
1182052
Generally speaking it is a straight pass through. I use this with an ipod and phone chargers without problem. Occasionally I have to wiggle one to get it to firmly connect.
855175
Remind me what the pass through is..are u asking if your inputs/outputs work with it off?
2199761
I had the same question. Digging around on the Schlage web site, it looks like the only difference is the packaging. Schlage refers to the 'V' version as the "Visual Pack" while the non-V version is called a "Box Pack". Both versions include all of the same parts.
1140378
No, this doesn't have a pass thru. Get the 3.5"hd model and it has a pass thru so you would still have a port for your monitor.
569854
One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix.Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
1123710
This is the first one I purchased, so I am not sure the difference. I would think it has added enhancements. Check out the Withings site for more details.
1739253
No, it doesn't have a "pass-thru". it needs to be on for it to receive and send audio out; so I always kept it on (nice blue night light). The device didn't last long though, it doesn't have a fuse so any power spikes will kill it (at least that's my theory on what happened to mine) so I would connect it to a really good surge protector. My power strip had a fuse but even that didn't help.
2257621
First of all, it is not a "pass-thru" box. It has two diodes that prevent this setup you are trying to accomplish. The one way system only works one way. However, simply removing the 4 screws, using wire cutters to snip the diodes off, and soldering the two ends together DOES accomplish what you are trying to do. I did purchase this with the assumption that Mr. Hayward's post was accurate. Only to find that it did not work as suggested. So, off to the workshop, soldering job done, all works great now.
1057346
First time I have used this so I couldn't tell you what the difference is. Sorry.
1991264
I don't believe there is a difference, not one that I am aware of at least. It's a fun game though I can tell you that!
1434721
Thanks for defining what I was trying to describe, "Standby pass-through". With that I was able to Google what I was looking for and found the following from Onkyo news:"All 2010 HDMI v1.4 models include a new feature call HDMI Thru. HDMI Thru allows content to pass through to the TV when the receiver is in a standby state." I'll hold off on the 3300 and get the HT-S3400 when it's released.
1372145
Did you ever get an answer? I got both for Christmas and I don't know what the difference(s) is/are.
511973
http://www.avsforum.com/t/830877/quad-shield-or-not Appears to be some differences in opinion as to the differences in the shielding. Here is a reference to a discussion -- should give you a little guidance amongst the confusion - -
85382
Sorry, it appears to be one or the other. I have been looking for a hack for a few weeks now with no answers yet.
395912
I have just installed - no issues with pass through - though not completed exhaustive testing yet.
1902599
Yes. I have used both at the same time without changing the out put of either one.