Is there a pass-thru wiring option to hookup outlets in series?
1728116
Yes. The top 2 screws are for the line connections to the circuit breaker box, and the bottom 2 screws are for load connections to the downstream outlets that will be protected by this GFCI.
881379
Yes, the other outlet is left open for another grounded plug. The prongs on back mirror the slots on the front as far as placement is concerned, although stacking modules isn't advised.
1976725
Hello, we can change the standard American 2 pronged outlet to standard American 3 pronged outlet if you request it so it's not a problem.
1256176
http://blogs.consumerreports.org/electronics/2008/04/the-dtv-transit.htmlConsumer reports give a nice list of analog pass thru boxes
602755
Yes, you just plug the device into an outlet and then take the other part to the breaker panel. Pass the device over or touch each breaker and an audible alarm will sound when you are over the correct breaker.
540537
No. There is no selection or switch. You just plug in and wait. It works fine for us.
1607478
Yes, you have the option to use the powered vacuum connections or pigtail to a nearby outlet.
124122
I use my existing in wall wire setup. Wires provided are not graded for in wall use, FYI.
2031008
There is an outlet, however, I am not certain if it is for output only or input & output.Cheers
270332
"Pass Through" helps by maintaining the availability of the outlet used by the unit. In other words, if you start with the availability of two electrical outlets, you still have two outlets available with the device plugged in. The only thing that this type of device may harm is the additional space taken by the device and that the device may not support the weight of larger units plugged into it.
1711683
If you are looking for wiring and connectors, the answer is no. The outlets terminate in standard spade lug connectors.
314254
If you are referring to the "always on" outlet it doesn't matter if anything is plugged into it or the device that is plugged in is off or on standby. All the outlets are in parallel not in series.
1670351
I don't believe so. In comparison to a regular duplex outlet, there isn't a metal bridge tab on the side that I see that is designed so you can 'break/snap' to turn the outlet into a half hot. Also, I don't see anything in the instructions that reference this as well, so I believe not.
916885
No, multiple strips should not be directly connected in series end-to-end (see Product Description). Instead, multiple strips should be wired in parallel (power source must be of adequate capacity).
1232981
yes, I am using one of them on a double outlet, and the second outlet is left accessible.
176131
No. You can use bare wire with the screw type terminals although they are fairly close together. I'd recommended banana plugs though.
1548280
Yeah you can one output from amp and conect subs to each other either in parallel or series