TGL Manuals & User Guides

TGL is a brand designation associated with a variety of consumer and industrial products, widely recognized in the markets for technical toys, smart electronics, and scientific equipment.

In the consumer toy sector, TGL is known for its intricate technical building block sets. These "MOC" (My Own Creation) style models include complex replicas of supercars, climbing off-road vehicles, and engineering trucks, often featuring remote control capabilities and high piece counts.

TGL also encompasses a line of personal electronics, such as smart glasses equipped with Bluetooth audio, voice assistant integration, and touch controls. Additionally, the name appears on professional laboratory equipment, specifically high-speed refrigerated centrifuges (e.g., TGL16M, TGL20M) used for biochemical and genetic research.

• How do I pair my TGL Smart Glasses via Bluetooth?

  After the smart glasses are turned on, open the Bluetooth settings on your mobile phone and search for the device name "G06". Select it to connect. Note that if icons differ, please refer to your specific model number.

• Why is my TGL centrifuge displaying Error E-1?

  Error E-1 on TGL series centrifuges typically indicates an imbalance. Ensure that centrifuge tubes are filled with liquid as evenly as possible and placed symmetrically within the rotor. If the vibration persists, stop the machine immediately and check for broken tubes.

• How do I turn off TGL Smart Glasses?

  To power off TGL Smart Glasses, press and hold the left or right touch key for 5 seconds. The glasses will also turn off automatically if the power is lower than 3.1V or during charging.

• What maintenance is required for TGL centrifuges?

  After each use, open the instrument door cover to allow water in the cavity to evaporate and clean the inner cavity. Regular inspection of the rotor is recommended, and rotors should typically be replaced after 5 years of service life.