WUQ II Tint Meter measurement tool
Measures vehicle window tint darkness with NIST-traceable accuracy, used by police worldwide and includes battery
- Product typeTool and Appliance Tester
- Assembled in the USA for reliable quality
- Traceable to NIST standards for accurate readings
- Battery included so it works straight away
- Used by police worldwide for trusted enforcement
- Single-unit design measures window tint directly
WUQ II Tint Meter purpose
The WUQ II Tint Meter is a single-unit window tint measurement device assembled in the USA and traceable to NIST standards. It is designed for professionals who need to verify visible light transmission through vehicle glass. A battery is included so the tool is ready for immediate field use.
Suitable users and limits
This meter suits law-enforcement officers and inspection stations that require a portable, traceable device for spot-checking window film compliance. It is not suited for users who need data logging, wireless reporting or multi-window profiling capabilities. Buyers who want integrated software analysis should look at a different instrument class.
Sustained operation behaviour
The handheld design relies on the included battery for power during extended inspection shifts. Measurements are taken one window at a time, so continuous operation depends on battery condition and operator pacing rather than an active cooling system. The NIST-traceable calibration remains valid throughout repeated use under normal field conditions.
How it compares
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- Price $166.99
- Pricier than about 73% of the 3,030 comparable items (median $54.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What power source does the WUQ II Tint Meter need to operate?
The unit ships with a battery included so no separate power supply is required.
Can the WUQ II Tint Meter verify factory glass that already has a light tint?
Yes, it measures total visible-light transmission through the glass so factory tint is included in the reading.
How can I confirm the WUQ II Tint Meter is reading accurately after I turn it on?
Its calibration is traceable to NIST standards, providing a recognised reference for accuracy checks.
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