OMEGA Introduces 5-in-1 Autorange Digital Multimeter HHM8229

By Omega Engineering

Thursday, January 12, 2012

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The HHM8229 5-in-1 autorange digital multimeter features an audible and visual illuminated warning for correct input jack connections.

Omega’s (Stamford, CT) new HHM8229 5-in-1 autorange digital multimeter offers temperature, RH, sound, light, and digital multimeter features all-in-one device. It features:

A large backlight LCD display for easy reading.
Auto power off.
An audible and visual illuminated warning for correct input jack connections.

For more information visit www.omega.com.

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Omega Engineering, Inc.
1 Omega Dr., P.O. Box 4819, Stamford, CT 06907-2390

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