Thermal Insulation Demonstrator

I. Thermal Insulation Demonstrator Selection Guide

II. Applications of IR/UV Power Meter in Window Film Testing

     1. Measuring Heat Rejection with an IR Power Meter

• An IR power meter for window tint is an essential tool for testing the infrared heat rejection of automotive window tint and architectural window films. Infrared (IR) radiation significantly contributes to heat buildup inside vehicles and buildings. By using a window film IR power meter, businesses can demonstrate how effectively a film reduces heat.

• Application: Measures infrared energy passing through glass with and without tint.

• Best for: Automotive tint shops, solar film distributors, and commercial window film dealers.

    2. Evaluating UV Protection with a UV Power Meter

• A UV power meter for window tint is used to test the UV rejection rate of window films. UV rays are responsible for skin damage, fading of furniture, and glare issues. With a window tint UV power meter, users can quantify the reduction in UV exposure behind treated and untreated glass.

• Application: Determines the UV-blocking efficiency of automotive window film and residential window films.

• Best for: Car dealerships, window film manufacturers, and tint installation services.

    3. Enhancing Sales with Real-Time Demonstrations

• Using solar film sales kits that include IR and UV power meters provides an interactive way to demonstrate window film benefits. Customers can visually compare heat and UV reduction, leading to higher conversion rates for window tint businesses.

• Before-and-After Comparisons: Show direct results with a solar film demonstrate kit to highlight the effectiveness of heat-rejecting window films.

III. How to increase sales conversion rate by using Linshang solar film sales kit and window tint sales kit?

Convincing customers to invest in solar films starts with tangible proof of performance — and that’s where mastering how to convince customers with solar film demos becomes critical. For installers seeking the best window tint sales kits for installers, our all-in-one demonstration toolkit is designed to simplify the sales process. Equipped with IR/UV power meters and a solar film temperature meter, you can instantly showcase heat rejection rates, UV blocking efficiency, and energy savings in real-time scenarios.

1. Demonstrate Real-Time Performance

Use the FS3150 Solar Film Sales Kit to showcase the heat rejection capabilities of different window films. Live demonstrations help potential customers see the benefits firsthand, increasing their confidence in the product.

2. Compare Film vs. No-Film Scenarios

With a window tint sales kit, you can set up side-by-side comparisons showing untreated glass vs. tinted glass. Use a LS300 or LS301 solar film temperature meter to display temperature differences, making the advantages of solar film obvious.

3. Highlight UV and IR Protection

Use a LS123 UV power meter and an LS122 IR power meter to measure the reduction in harmful ultraviolet and infrared rays. This is especially effective when targeting customers looking for heat reduction and skin protection benefits.

IV. Frequently Asked Questions

1. What's the difference between LS300 and LS301 solar film temperature meter?

• The LS300 window film temperature meter can display the real-time temperature and temperature difference before and after switching on the infrared lamps.

• The LS301 window film temperature meter can display the real-time temperature and heat rejection rate (the 940nm infrared rejection rate of the test object).

2. Can I use LS123 UV power meter to measure the irradiation intensity of UV curing lamps?

• LS123 UV power meter is mainly used for the radiation intensity measurement of UV light sources such as sunlight and low-intensity flashlights.

• It is not suitable for measuring UV lamps used in professional industries such as curing, sterilization, exposure, etc. The measuring range, accuracy and spectral response range are not corresponding.

3. What is the difference between an IR power meter and a UV power meter?

• An IR power meter measures infrared heat rejection, helping demonstrate the insulation properties of a window tint meter.

• A UV power meter measures ultraviolet rejection, highlighting a film’s ability to block harmful UV rays.

• Both devices are included in solar film sales kits to offer a comprehensive evaluation of window film performance.

4. Can I use these power meters for residential and commercial window films?

• Yes, of course. Both UV and IR power meters are suitable for testing architectural window films, commercial tint films, and heat-insulating glass coatings.

5. Why choose Linshang window/solar film tester?

Linshang Technology is a leading provider of professional solar film testers, offering high-precision IR power meters, UV power meters, and solar film demonstration kits tailored for window tint professionals, solar film manufacturers, and automotive tint shops.

• Easy-to-Use & Portable: Compact designs make testing convenient for in-store demos and field applications.

• Accurate & Reliable Measurements: High-sensitivity sensors ensure precise readings of IR and UV rejection.

• Excellent Customer Support & After-Sales Service: Linshang offers detailed user guides and responsive customer support for seamless operation.

V. Packing details of two sales kits