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Automotive Industries, August, 2003
Omega Engineering currently offers the HHM290, a digital multimeter and thermometer, known as the Supermeter. The HHM290 features a built-in infrared sensor and laser sighting for noncontact temperature measurement with an optical field of 10 to 1. This multimeter also measures and displays voltage, current, resistance, inductance, capacitance and frequency. It also has dual type K thermocouple inputs for temperature measurement. Special features include T1-T2, min, max and average readings, manual/auto range and a built-in timer. Omega Engineering Inc., e-mail:
Info@omega.com, www.automationonweb.com.
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