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TC1800 | TINT-CHEK Window Tint Meter
- 100% Made in the USA
- 1-Piece Tint Meter
- Test Side Windows
- Approved for Law Enforcement
$105.00
TC2800 | Tint-Chek + Window Tint Meter
- 100% Made in the USA
- 1-Piece Tint Meter
- Test Side Windows
- Backlit Display
- Approved for Law Enforcement
$139.00
TC3800 | TINT-CHEK PRO Window Tint Meter (Two Piece Tint Meter)
- 100% Made in the USA
- 2-Piece Tint Meter
- Test Windshield
- Side & Rear Windows
- Backlit Display
- Approved for Law Enforcement & Inspection Stations
$229.00
No Moving Parts
The Tint-Chek + is designed with no moving parts, which results in tremendous reliability and durability.
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The TC2800's backlit display provides for visibility at night, on overcast days and indoors.
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Increased Resolution
The Tint-Chek + Tint Meter features increased resolution (exclusive to the TC2800 and TC3800 models).
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TC2800 TINT-CHEK + WINDOW TINT METER
Advanced tint meter that accurately measures VLT of automotive glass and other materials up to 1/4" thick. It offers superior features compared to the TC1800 and is ideal for law enforcement, police, and window tinters.
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TC3800 TINT-CHEK PRO WINDOW TINT METER (Two Piece Tint Meter)
The TC3800 is an advanced tint meter that accurately measures VLT of automotive glass and other materials. It offers superior features compared to traditional two-piece tint meters and is ideal for law enforcement, police, and window tinters.
TC3800 Window Tint Meter
Use the TC3800 Tint-Chek Pro Window Tint Meter to check windshield tint, side window tint and rear window tint.
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How Do You Train Police Cadets to Measure Window Tint?
Train cadets in five stages: learn the law,
understand what a tint meter measures, practice on sample glass, complete
supervised field tests, and document every reading. A cadet is ready to test
alone whe...
Medical Exemption Window Tint: How Officers Should Handle Verification
Sometimes a
tint stop takes an unexpected turn. The driver hands over a document and says
the darker tint is covered by a medical
exemption tint allowance. How an officer responds matters, because the
right approach prote...
Window Tint Enforcement Policy: How to Write a Department SOP That Holds Up
A tint enforcement policy states what an agency requires of officers when they
measure window tint, and a department SOP turns those requirements into steps. A policy that holds up is specific
enough to guide officers, cons...
Tint Enforcement and Officer Safety: How to Test Tint Without Compromising a Stop
No tint
citation is worth an unsafe stop. Every traffic stop carries risk, and anything
that adds time, distraction, or awkward handling at the vehicle deserves a hard
look. This article focuses on how preparation and tool...
Do Police Have to Roll Down the Window to Test Tint?
Short
answer: it depends on the meter. One-piece Tint-Chek meters, the TC1800 and
TC2800, slide over the edge of the glass, and the manufacturer’s directions
call for rolling the window down at least 3 inches. The two-piec...
Window Tint Laws by State: A Quick Reference for Patrol Officers
Window tint
limits are set state by state, and they change. Patrol officers who work across
jurisdictions, or who simply want to stay current, need a way to look up the
correct window tint laws quickly and confirm them aga...
How Often Should a Police Tint Meter Be Calibrated?
Short
answer: the Tint-Chek manuals do not set a fixed interval. They say to
verify the meter on a regular basis against the two calibration standards that
ship with it, and to stop using the meter if it reads outside plus...
Tint Meter Maintenance for Police Fleets: Batteries, Storage, and Care
A tint meter
that is dead, dirty, or out of calibration is worse than no meter, because it
can undermine a citation. The good news is that Tint-Chek meters are simple
instruments with a short maintenance routine. This guid...
Knowledge Center
Practical guides, demonstrations, sales techniques, and technical resources for window film, glazing, and inspection professionals.
How Do You Train Police Cadets to Measure Window Tint?
Train cadets in five stages: learn the law,
understand what a tint meter measures, practice on sample glass, complete
supervised field tests, and document every reading. A cadet is ready to test
alone when they can explain visible light transmission (VLT), apply the correct
limit for eac...
Medical Exemption Window Tint: How Officers Should Handle Verification
Sometimes a
tint stop takes an unexpected turn. The driver hands over a document and says
the darker tint is covered by a medical
exemption tint allowance. How an officer responds matters, because the
right approach protects both the driver’s lawful exemption and the integrity of
the enforcement action.E...
Window Tint Enforcement Policy: How to Write a Department SOP That Holds Up
A tint enforcement policy states what an agency requires of officers when they
measure window tint, and a department SOP turns those requirements into steps. A policy that holds up is specific
enough to guide officers, consistent with state law and the meter
manufacturer’s instructions, and auditable. This...
Tint Enforcement and Officer Safety: How to Test Tint Without Compromising a Stop
No tint
citation is worth an unsafe stop. Every traffic stop carries risk, and anything
that adds time, distraction, or awkward handling at the vehicle deserves a hard
look. This article focuses on how preparation and tool selection can help
officers keep officer safety at the center of tint
enforcement....
Do Police Have to Roll Down the Window to Test Tint?
Short
answer: it depends on the meter. One-piece Tint-Chek meters, the TC1800 and
TC2800, slide over the edge of the glass, and the manufacturer’s directions
call for rolling the window down at least 3 inches. The two-piece TC3800 places
a reflector on the inside of the glass and the instrument on the out...
Window Tint Laws by State: A Quick Reference for Patrol Officers
Window tint
limits are set state by state, and they change. Patrol officers who work across
jurisdictions, or who simply want to stay current, need a way to look up the
correct window tint laws quickly and confirm them against the statute. This guide explains
how those laws are structured, what to check f...
How Often Should a Police Tint Meter Be Calibrated?
Short
answer: the Tint-Chek manuals do not set a fixed interval. They say to
verify the meter on a regular basis against the two calibration standards that
ship with it, and to stop using the meter if it reads outside plus or minus 2%
of the standards’ indicated values. Published agency policies often tie...
Tint Meter Maintenance for Police Fleets: Batteries, Storage, and Care
A tint meter
that is dead, dirty, or out of calibration is worse than no meter, because it
can undermine a citation. The good news is that Tint-Chek meters are simple
instruments with a short maintenance routine. This guide covers the tint meter maintenance steps fleet supervisors and individual officers s...
The Complete Guide to Roadside Tint Enforcement Programs for Police Departments
A roadside tint enforcement program is the set of policies, equipment, training,
verification routines, and records that lets a police department measure window
tint consistently and defend the results. This guide explains each building
block of a tint
enforcement program, shows how three published agency...
Is a Tint Meter Reading Enough to Issue a Citation?
Short
answer: a verified tint meter reading is the core measurement behind a tint
citation, but whether it is enough on its own is a legal question set by your
state statute, your agency’s policy, and your prosecutor. A reading is
strongest when it is verified, repeated, and documented.Key Takeaways• ...