TASI Manuals & User Guides

Suzhou TASI Electronics Co., Ltd. is a professional manufacturer dedicated to the research, development, and production of precision electronic measurement instruments. With a focus on quality and industrial utility, TASI provides a wide range of testing tools designed for environmental monitoring, electrical maintenance, and quality control applications. The product portfolio includes digital tachometers, illuminance lux meters, sound level noise detectors, temperature and humidity meters, and gas leak detectors.

TASI instruments are engineered for reliability and ease of use, featuring ergonomic designs, clear digital displays, and robust casings suitable for field work. Many models offer advanced features such as data logging, USB connectivity for PC analysis, and automatic range selection. Widely used in factories, laboratories, and facility management, TASI products help professionals perform accurate assessments of safety and operational conditions.

• How do I disable the Auto Power Off function on my TASI meter?

  Most TASI instruments allow you to cancel the automatic shutdown feature by pressing and holding the HOLD button (or a specific key combination mentioned in your manual) while turning the device on. The APO symbol on the screen will typically disappear when disabled.

• What batteries are required for TASI handheld meters?

  Many TASI devices, such as the TA632 Lux Meter and TA652 Sound Meter, use 3 AA (1.5V) batteries. Always check the battery compartment or user manual for the correct battery type and polarity.

• How do I download data from my TASI data logging meter?

  For models with a USB interface (typically the 'B' series, e.g., TA632B, TA652B), connect the device to a PC using the provided USB cable. You will need to use the specific driver and software provided by the manufacturer to view and export the data.

• Where is TASI manufactured?

  TASI products are manufactured by Suzhou TASI Electronics Co., Ltd., located in Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China.

• What should I do if my TASI meter displays inaccurate readings?

  First, check the battery level, as low power can affect accuracy. Ensure sensors (like the microphone or photo-diode) are clean and unobstructed. If the issue persists, the device may need calibration according to the user manual instructions.