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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 Accurate Is a Police Tint Meter?
Tint-Chek
police tint meters are accurate to ±2 percentage points, according to the
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calibrated to a NIST traceable standard, and officers can verify it ...
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A digital
tint meter for police has to give a usable reading when the light changes,
the weather turns, or the stop is on a dark road. This guide covers what the
Tint-Chek manuals and product pages say about testing tint i...
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A tint meter turns a roadside judgment call into
a measurement. For a police agency, that means an officer can read the visible
light transmission (VLT) of a window instead of relying on a guess. Equipping
your department ...
Handheld Tint Tester for Patrol Use: Durability, Reliability, and Field Accuracy
A handheld tint tester for patrol use has to hold up to daily handling, give a steady
reading, and be quick to use in the field. This guide looks at what makes a
tint tester durable, what makes its electronics reliable, and...
Window Tint Enforcement for Law Enforcement: VLT Limits, Testing & Documentation Best Practices
Window tint
enforcement is the process of measuring a vehicle's window tint with a tint
meter and comparing the reading to the legal limit for that window. Officers
measure visible light transmission (VLT), the percentage ...
How Do Police Officers Measure Window Tint During a Traffic Stop?
During a
traffic stop, an officer measures window tint with a handheld tint meter such
as the Tint-Chek. The officer turns the meter on, places it on the window
glass, and reads the visible light transmission (VLT) percent...
Best Tint Meter for Police Officers: Patrol Features
A tint stop doesn't happen in a
lab. It happens on a roadside at dusk, in the rain, or under passing
headlights, often with traffic going by. The right tint
meter for police officers has to give a fast, readable result in ...
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How Accurate Is a Police Tint Meter?
Tint-Chek
police tint meters are accurate to ±2 percentage points, according to the
TC1800, TC2800, and TC3800 manuals. Each meter comes from the factory
calibrated to a NIST traceable standard, and officers can verify it with the
two calibration standards that come with it. Repeatability is listed at 1
...
Digital Tint Meter for Patrol: How to Test Tint in Rain, Heat, and Roadside Conditions
A digital
tint meter for police has to give a usable reading when the light changes,
the weather turns, or the stop is on a dark road. This guide covers what the
Tint-Chek manuals and product pages say about testing tint in conditions
officers meet on patrol, from changing light and hot weather to dirty g...
How to Equip Your Police Department With Tint Meters: Budget, Training, and Buying Guide
A tint meter turns a roadside judgment call into
a measurement. For a police agency, that means an officer can read the visible
light transmission (VLT) of a window instead of relying on a guess. Equipping
your department well takes three decisions: which meters to buy, how much to
budget, and how to trai...
Handheld Tint Tester for Patrol Use: Durability, Reliability, and Field Accuracy
A handheld tint tester for patrol use has to hold up to daily handling, give a steady
reading, and be quick to use in the field. This guide looks at what makes a
tint tester durable, what makes its electronics reliable, and which Tint-Chek
features support consistent readings.What does a handheld tint test...
Window Tint Enforcement for Law Enforcement: VLT Limits, Testing & Documentation Best Practices
Window tint
enforcement is the process of measuring a vehicle's window tint with a tint
meter and comparing the reading to the legal limit for that window. Officers
measure visible light transmission (VLT), the percentage of visible light
passing through the glass and any film, and record the result.What ...
How Do Police Officers Measure Window Tint During a Traffic Stop?
During a
traffic stop, an officer measures window tint with a handheld tint meter such
as the Tint-Chek. The officer turns the meter on, places it on the window
glass, and reads the visible light transmission (VLT) percentage on the
display. That number is compared to the state's legal limit.What tool do ...
Best Tint Meter for Police Officers: Patrol Features
A tint stop doesn't happen in a
lab. It happens on a roadside at dusk, in the rain, or under passing
headlights, often with traffic going by. The right tint
meter for police officers has to give a fast, readable result in those
conditions, not just on a bright afternoon.This guide walks through the
featu...
Window Tint Meter for Law Enforcement | EDTM Tint-Chek PRO
Window Tint Meter for Law Enforcement: Why Agencies Trust the EDTM Tint-Chek PRO
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