Visible Light Transmission Chart Analysi

October 22, 2025

The chart provides a comparison of five different window tint levels, showing their corresponding Total Solar Energy Rejection (TSER) and UV Protection.

Tint Level	Visible Light Transmission (VLT)	TSER (Heat Rejection)	UV Protection
Limo Tint	5%	65%	99.9%
Dark Tint	20%	60%	29.8%
Medium Tint	35%	55%	50.7%
Light Tint	50%	40%	40.5%
Near Clear	70%	(Data point missing)	(Data point missing)

VLT refers to the percentage of visible light that passes through the window. A lower percentage means a darker tint.
TSER indicates the percentage of total solar energy (including visible light, infrared, and UV) that is rejected by the film, representing the film’s heat rejection capability.
The Limo Tint (5%) offers the highest heat rejection at 65% and the highest UV Protection at 99.9%.
The Dark Tint (20%) has a significantly lower UV protection at 29.8% compared to the Limo Tint.
The data points for TSER and UV protection for the Near Clear (70%) tint are not provided in the chart.