# TAS.AC

> AV/IT systems integration for Bali hospitality. We design, deliver, and support audio, network, lighting, video, security, and control systems for hotels, villas, beach clubs, restaurants, and wellness venues — engineered for tropical conditions (humidity, salt air, power instability) and 24/7 operation.

TAS.AC is based in Bali, Indonesia, and delivers projects across Indonesia. The approach is design-first (scope locked before construction), brand-agnostic, and operate-ready (training, as-built documentation, and optional SLA monitoring included). Core differentiator: tropical-grade engineering — IP-rated, corrosion-resistant specification as a baseline rather than an upgrade.

## Services

- Audio systems & sound design (multi-zone, DSP, Dante networks, noise compliance)
- Network & infrastructure (fiber backbones, high-density Wi-Fi, VLAN, CCTV-ready)
- Control & automation (centralized AV/IT/IoT, scene management, staff-operable)
- Multimedia & interactive art installations
- Video & visual systems (projection, LED walls, daylight-capable cinema)
- Security & surveillance (PDP-compliant CCTV, access control)
- Lighting & atmosphere (DMX/SPI, tunable white, facade and landscape)
- System integration (one contract, one responsibility)

### Dedicated service pages

- [Audio & Sound Systems](https://tas.ac/services/audio/): TAS.AC designs multi-zone audio and sound systems for Bali's beach clubs, luxury villas, resorts, restaurants and wellness venues. We engineer DSP-driven, Dante-networked systems that survive salt air and humidity, hold to local noise limits, and run from a staff interface with no audio engineer on shift.
- [Network, Wi-Fi & Infrastructure](https://tas.ac/services/network/): TAS.AC designs and builds network and Wi-Fi infrastructure for Bali's resorts, luxury villas, beach clubs and restaurants: fiber backbones, Ekahau-designed high-density Wi-Fi, VLAN segmentation, property-wide roaming and Starlink failover. Engineered tropical-grade for salt air, humidity and power instability, so a property with hundreds of concurrent devices runs with no dead zones, and no outage the guest ever sees.
- [Hospitality CCTV & PDP Compliance](https://tas.ac/services/cctv-compliance/): TAS.AC designs hospitality-grade IP CCTV and access control for Bali's resorts, beach clubs, villas and restaurants: IP67-rated outdoor cameras, compliant retention, and a system built to honour Indonesia's PDP Law (UU 27/2022). This is operator surveillance integrated with your AV/IT network — not a residential 'pasang CCTV' job.

## Key pages

- [Luxury hospitality AV integrator in Bali](https://tas.ac/bali-hospitality-av-integrator/): category answer page
- [Pricing & cost factors](https://tas.ac/pricing/): how project cost is built up
- [How we work](https://tas.ac/how-we-work/): process & packages

## Equipment supply

Supply-only is welcome — same tropical-grade specification, with or without installation.

- [Equipment Overview](https://tas.ac/equipment/)
- [LED / Videotron](https://tas.ac/equipment/led-videotron/)
- [Projection](https://tas.ac/equipment/projection/)
- [Audio](https://tas.ac/equipment/audio/)
- [CCTV](https://tas.ac/equipment/cctv/)
- [Networking](https://tas.ac/equipment/networking/)

## Bahasa Indonesia (/id/)

Layanan dalam Bahasa Indonesia — pemasangan dan service di Bali:

- [Beranda Indonesia](https://tas.ac/id/)
- [Videotron Bali](https://tas.ac/id/videotron-bali/)
- [Layar Proyektor](https://tas.ac/id/layar-proyektor/)
- [Jasa Pasang CCTV](https://tas.ac/id/jasa-pasang-cctv-bali/)
- [Pasang WiFi & Jaringan](https://tas.ac/id/pasang-wifi-bali/)
- [Sound System Venue](https://tas.ac/id/sound-system-bali/)
- [Service Sound System](https://tas.ac/id/service-audio/)
- [Service CCTV](https://tas.ac/id/service-cctv/)
- [Panduan (Knowledge Base)](https://tas.ac/id/panduan/)

## Case studies

12 projects documented — 8 delivered, 4 in progress. Counted, not rounded.

One line per engagement (slug · logline · proof facets · systems · key metric · URL), then one line per delivered system (title · headline stat · deep link). Machine-readable dump of the same slices: https://tas.ac/project-proofs.json

### LV13 Anjuna Bay
- lv13-anjuna-bay · Savant orchestration over nine subsystems for a private villa at Anjuna Bay, Uluwatu — audit, integration architecture, a full AV working-drawing set and build supervision. Launch planned Q1 2027. · proof: design-first · systems: control, network, cinema, multimedia · 2 of 9 Subsystems existed as drafts when TAS joined · https://tas.ac/projects/lv13-anjuna-bay/
- One Savant layer over nine autonomous subsystems · 9 subsystems, 3 scenes · https://tas.ac/projects/lv13-anjuna-bay/#sys-control
- Wi-Fi 7 network and CCTV with engineered failover · 14 APs, ≤10 s failover · https://tas.ac/projects/lv13-anjuna-bay/#sys-network
- A living-room cinema on a JVC 4K laser projector · 5 candidates, 1 projector · https://tas.ac/projects/lv13-anjuna-bay/#sys-cinema
- Integration architecture and a full AV working-drawing set · 9 subsystems mapped · https://tas.ac/projects/lv13-anjuna-bay/#sys-documentation
- TAS.AC is the Chief Systems Architect and Project Supervisor for LV13, a private villa at Anjuna Bay, Uluwatu, Bali. When TAS joined, two of the nine subsystems existed as drafts and seven were open questions; the design turned them into one system under a single Savant orchestration layer over nine autonomous subsystems — KNX/DALI lighting, VRF climate, HDL curtains, pool, irrigation, gate, SIP video intercom, a TP-Link Omada Wi-Fi 7 network with VIGI CCTV, and a living-room cinema on a JVC 4K laser projector. The network fails over from fiber to Starlink in 10 seconds or less. TAS delivered the audit, the integration architecture and a full AV installation working-drawing set; subcontractors install to TAS terms of reference under TAS supervision. Pre-production is delivered, the villa is in construction, launch is planned for Q1 2027.

### PGD Apartments
- pgd-apartments · Eleven zones and 51 loudspeakers for the 85-unit PGD Aparthotel in Berawa — ten mini-columns and three buried subwoofers on an open rooftop lounge, five IP67 DJ points on an any-to-any matrix. Installation under way; launch planned Q4 2026. · proof: design-first · systems: audio, control · 10 Mini-columns among the lounge seating — level comes from proximity, not power · https://tas.ac/projects/pgd-apartments/
- Eleven zones from one basement rack · 11 zones / 51 loudspeakers · https://tas.ac/projects/pgd-apartments/#sys-audio
- 5 DJ points with any-to-any routing · 5 DJ points, any-to-any · https://tas.ac/projects/pgd-apartments/#sys-dj
- Dual-mode switching, staff-operable · 2 modes, no audio gaps · https://tas.ac/projects/pgd-apartments/#sys-control
- TAS.AC designed the 11-zone audio system for PGD Aparthotel, an 85-unit, 6,800 m² apart-hotel in Berawa, Canggu (Badung, Bali): 51 loudspeakers on 32 amplifier channels from one basement rack — an Allen & Heath AHM32 32×32 matrix, 2 TAS DS1616 DSP units and 8 TAS DX4035 amplifiers. Five IP67 DJ points route any source to any zone group without restart or audio gaps, and hotel staff operate the switching themselves. The open rooftop lounge runs 10 TAS WT204 mini-columns distributed among the seating with 3 JBL GSB8 horn-loaded subwoofers recessed into the landscape; every zone is modelled in EASE Focus 3 to ±4.5 dB coverage uniformity. A fire-panel dry contact mutes all zones with priority. Installation is under way; launch is planned for Q4 2026, and every figure is a design target.

### NOVO Ubud
- novo-ubud · Fifteen zones and 61 loudspeaker positions for NOVO Ubud, central Ubud — basement gym acoustics designed together with the concrete rooms, an infinity-pool zone locked at −18 dB, restaurants tuned into the interior design. Installation under way; launch planned Q4 2026. · proof: design-first · systems: audio · 15 Zones, one matrix — 65–100 dB by room · https://tas.ac/projects/novo-ubud/
- Fifteen zones from one 32U rack · 15 zones, 61 speakers · https://tas.ac/projects/novo-ubud/#sys-audio
- TAS.AC designed the multi-zone sound system for NOVO Ubud, a mixed-use complex on Jl. Suweta in central Ubud, Bali: 15 zones and 61 loudspeaker positions on one 32U rack, covering two floors of NOVO Kitchen & Bar, the lobby, an infinity-edge pool and pool bar, coworking, yoga and pilates studios, and a six-zone fitness floor below grade. Sources feed an Allen & Heath AHM-32 matrix, TAS.AC XTP DSP units process the zones, and eight DX4035 four-channel amplifiers drive them — 31 channels in service, one spare. For the bare-concrete basement rooms TAS went beyond the audio scope and issued acoustic-finish recommendations; the infinity-pool zone runs behind a −18 dB attenuation locked in DSP so music stays at the water. A dry contact from the fire panel mutes all zones on alarm. Installation is under way; launch is planned for Q4 2026, and every figure is a design target.

### Silk Sound Rescue
- silk-sound-rescue · Sound system rescue and rebuild (perbaikan sound system) at SILK, Canggu: the inherited install had burnt amplifiers and three loudspeakers, no EQ and no logic. TAS.AC kept the Yamaha VS6 cabinets, rewired by zone, and added a DX4350 4-ch amplifier, a DSP1212 12×12 matrix and 2 Yamaha VXS10S subwoofers — 6 zones across 11 lines, operational since July 2026. · proof: rescue · systems: audio · 6 Zone channels — bar to VIP, each set on its own · https://tas.ac/projects/silk-sound-rescue/
- Sound system rescue on the installed Yamaha VS6 setup · 6 zones / 11 lines · https://tas.ac/projects/silk-sound-rescue/#sys-sound-rescue
- TAS.AC rescued the installed sound system at SILK Restaurant on Jl. Subak Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Canggu (Bali) — the same venue as the completed daylight projection build. The inherited install had no working logic: loudspeakers wired with no coherent channel, impedance or control scheme, no equalization, no level setting, and — under load — burnt amplifiers and three loudspeakers whose power had never been matched. TAS.AC kept the Yamaha VS6 cabinets in service, rewired the room so speakers group by zone, and added a TAS.AC DX4350 4-channel class-D amplifier and a TAS.AC DSP1212 12×12 matrix, plus two Yamaha VXS10S subwoofers. Six zone channels now run across 11 loudspeaker lines; every level and EQ decision lives on the matrix. Calibrated and operational since July 2026.

### Ants Pants Restaurant
- ants-pants · An autonomous restaurant sound system in its own basement rack — Yamaha indoors, TAS outdoors, subwoofers flush in pool-deck niches — tied to the Family Nest estate loop by one Dante link. Ants Pants, Uluwatu: drawings in September, commissioned in January, straight into the rain season. · proof: install · systems: audio, network, cctv · 700 × 750 Subwoofer niches flush in the pool deck — nearly closed, held by drawings · https://tas.ac/projects/ants-pants/
- An autonomous system with one Dante link to the estate · 27 speakers, 4 amplifiers, 1 rack · https://tas.ac/projects/ants-pants/#sys-audio
- One copper star from the basement · 34 lines, 8 APs, one star · https://tas.ac/projects/ants-pants/#sys-network
- 19 cameras of the resort's 59 · 19 of 59, one Protect · https://tas.ac/projects/ants-pants/#sys-cctv
- TAS.AC designed, installed and commissioned the sound system, network, Wi-Fi and CCTV for Ants Pants, the all-day restaurant and pool venue at Family Nest resort in Pecatu, Uluwatu, Bali — one of four venues under the resort's single low-voltage contract. The sound system is autonomous: 27 loudspeakers in five zones — restaurant floors and coworking on Yamaha, pool and gazebos on TAS outdoor units — driven by four amplifiers (JL Audio 4X50D and 2X25D, TAS BJ4100D and BJ435D) in the venue's own 24U basement rack, with analog lines to every driver. One Dante link ties it to the Family Nest 15-zone estate loop for shared sources and control. The venue's 19 UniFi cameras record into the resort's 59-camera UniFi Protect, and 8 access points ride the same 34-line copper star from one basement PoE switch. Commissioned in January 2026, the system opened straight into Bali's rain season and has run since.

### Silk Restaurant
- silk-restaurant · A 104-inch daylight picture at SILK, Canggu: 7,000-lumen laser through a 0.48:1 lens onto a 0.8-gain ALR screen — and a projector that lives among the chandeliers, twice knocked, twice fixed by remote from the floor. · proof: install · systems: video-projection · 2 Recalibrations — by staff, from the floor · https://tas.ac/projects/silk-restaurant/
- A projector that lives among the chandeliers · 104″ / 7,000 lm · https://tas.ac/projects/silk-restaurant/#sys-projection
- SILK Restaurant, an oriental grill and shisha lounge on Jl. Subak Canggu, Canggu (Bali), runs a 104-inch (2300 × 1290 mm) daylight projection system by TAS.AC: a 7,000-lumen (ISO) laser DLP projector on a 0.48:1 short-throw lens, a motorized Black Crystal ALR screen at 0.8 gain, and wireless HDMI over USB-C. The projector hangs among the ceiling chandeliers; when they knock it out of line, staff recalibrate from the floor by remote — twice since January 2026.

### Heat Space
- heat-space · Eight speakers and eight DSP channels against a square drywall hall with glass facing mirror — Heat Space, Bali. Two wireless headsets for trainers, two Bluetooth zones, IP65 speakers in the 40 °C hall, rack in the storage room. · proof: design-first · systems: audio, control · 2 walls Glass wall facing a mirror — the geometry every microphone fears · https://tas.ac/projects/heat-space/
- Eight speakers against a glass-and-mirror room · 8 speakers, 8 DSP channels · https://tas.ac/projects/heat-space/#sys-audio
- A headset that does not ring, and nothing to operate in the hall · 2 zones, 1 mic path · https://tas.ac/projects/heat-space/#sys-control
- Heat Space is a hot yoga studio in Bali whose square, drywall-built practice hall has a glass wall standing parallel to a mirrored wall — a geometry that produces flutter echo, stacked room modes and a high feedback risk for live microphones. TAS.AC designed the sound system around that room: eight loudspeakers in three zones driven by two DSP amplifiers (TAS DP4035 and DP4025) with independent delay and EQ per channel, notch filtering on the trainers' wireless headset-microphone path — two headsets on one TAS MS20HS base — two Klark Teknik DW20 Bluetooth sources, one for the hall and one for the lobby, and a Behringer X Air XR12 mixer. The hall speakers are IP65-rated; the rack sits in the storage room, outside the practice room's sustained 40 °C and 60 %-plus humidity, fed through a Samoto 3 kVA voltage stabilizer. The studio is operating; figures on this page are the design and installation specification.

### OUFFF
- oufff-burger · An invisible install for OUFFF Burger in Berawa, Canggu: the whole system hidden above an acoustically-transparent ceiling, with no visible source. A TAS S212B 2×12 sub and two TAS MR341 tops indoors, a weather-capable TAS MR363 for the semi-outdoor area, and one TAS 4×350 amplifier carrying DSP, matrix, seamless DJ and Bluetooth routing, and day/evening/party presets. · proof: design-first, invisible-install · systems: audio · 0 speakers in sight The ceiling reads as a ceiling — the sound has no visible source · https://tas.ac/projects/oufff-burger/
- An invisible install — the sound has no visible source · 0 visible sources · https://tas.ac/projects/oufff-burger/#sys-audio
- TAS.AC designed and installed the sound system for OUFFF, a late-night burger and shawarma venue in Berawa, Canggu (Tibubeneng), Bali. It is TAS.AC's own venue. The signature of the job is an invisible install: the whole system is hidden above an acoustically-transparent ceiling, so the ceiling reads as a ceiling and the sound has no visible source. Out of sight sit a TAS S212B 2×12 subwoofer and two TAS MR341 tops; a weather-capable TAS MR363 covers the semi-outdoor area. One TAS 4×350 amplifier carries the DSP and matrix — precise room EQ, seamless routing between a stereo DJ feed and a Bluetooth receiver, and day, evening and party presets, with a slight bass lift on party. Completed in 2026, the system leaves music everywhere and speakers nowhere, so sound reads as part of the product.

### Family Nest
- family-nest · Four venues and 34 villas on one backbone in Uluwatu: 23 audio zones, 59 cameras, 100 access points, Starlink failover — the whole property's connectivity at $200/month, bought twice by the same developer. · proof: install · systems: network, cctv, control · 34 + 4 villas + venues — one contract, one WhatsApp · https://tas.ac/projects/family-nest/
- Property-wide Wi-Fi roaming · 34 villas + 4 venues · https://tas.ac/projects/family-nest/#sys-wifi
- Starlink automatic failover · $100/mo backup line · https://tas.ac/projects/family-nest/#sys-starlink-failover
- Layered network core · UDM SE + fiber aggregation + 8 access switches · https://tas.ac/projects/family-nest/#sys-network-core
- Centralized ISP on one backbone · $200/mo · https://tas.ac/projects/family-nest/#sys-one-contract
- Property-wide CCTV · 59 cameras · https://tas.ac/projects/family-nest/#sys-cctv
- Unified app-based control · 1 app, 4 venues · https://tas.ac/projects/family-nest/#sys-control
- TAS.AC delivered the full low-voltage infrastructure for Family Nest, a family resort in Pecatu, Uluwatu, on Bali's Bukit Peninsula. One contract covers four venues — the resort villas, Pangolin Kids Club, ATMOS Social Steam Club and Ants Pants Restaurant — on one physical backbone: 23 audio zones (an 8-zone ATMOS Dante domain plus a 15-zone estate loop), property-wide Wi-Fi roaming with AirPlay, 59-camera CCTV, UniFi Access on the villa pool gates and Starlink failover. The whole property's connectivity costs $200 a month. Phase 1 — 34 villas — is operational; the developer re-engaged TAS.AC for Phase 2.

### Pangolin Kids Club
- pangolin-kids-club · Kids club AV in Uluwatu: a dual-mode 7.2 cinema at 52 fL, a 3 m² P2.6 LED signage facade, a copper-scale touch desk, a karaoke music room — 7 zones of the 15-zone estate loop. · proof: install · systems: cinema, audio, multimedia, video-led, video-projection, network, control · 7 media systems under one roof · https://tas.ac/projects/pangolin-kids-club/
- Dual-mode 7.2 cinema in the play hall · 7.2 / 52 fL / 4.5 m screen · https://tas.ac/projects/pangolin-kids-club/#sys-cinema
- Seven zones of the 15-zone estate loop · 7 of 15 estate zones · https://tas.ac/projects/pangolin-kids-club/#sys-audio
- Reception desk that answers touch with sound · 12 copper touch points · https://tas.ac/projects/pangolin-kids-club/#sys-reception-desk
- 3 m² LED facade on scheduled signage · 3 m² / P2.6 / 4,500 nits · https://tas.ac/projects/pangolin-kids-club/#sys-led-signage
- Two projections beyond the cinema · 6,550 ANSI wall + UST reception · https://tas.ac/projects/pangolin-kids-club/#sys-projection
- Karaoke music room with a 120-inch screen · karaoke + DMX light show · https://tas.ac/projects/pangolin-kids-club/#sys-music-room
- Head-end of the Family Nest complex · core rack for 4 venues · https://tas.ac/projects/pangolin-kids-club/#sys-network
- Resort-unified app control · 3 sources → any estate zone · https://tas.ac/projects/pangolin-kids-club/#sys-control
- TAS.AC engineered seven media systems into one building — Pangolin Kids Club, the 1,000 m² children's venue of Family Nest in Pecatu, Uluwatu (Bali): a dual-mode 7.2 cinema at 52 fL on a 4.5-meter screen, a 3 m² LED facade on scheduled signage, two more laser projections, a reception desk answering touch with sound via 12 copper plates, a karaoke music room, and seven of the resort's 15 estate-loop zones. The building hosts the estate's main rack and audio matrix.

### ATMOS Social Steam Club
- atmos-steam-club · Sound that lives at 50 °C and 100 % humidity — DSP-tuned until the dome has no locatable source, on a speaker chosen to be replaceable rather than invincible. ATMOS at Family Nest, Uluwatu: 14 zones designed, 8 in operation, a captive portal that feeds the owner's CRM, and a lighting lesson told honestly. · proof: invisible-install · systems: audio, lighting, network · 50 °C · 100 % Working climate inside the steam domes — the sound's design environment · https://tas.ac/projects/atmos-steam-club/
- Steam-dome sound at 50 °C and 100 % humidity · 1.5 yr in the steam · https://tas.ac/projects/atmos-steam-club/#sys-steam-domes
- DMX scene lighting — and an honest lesson in installation · Dome light static — honestly stated · https://tas.ac/projects/atmos-steam-club/#sys-lighting
- Guest Wi-Fi with a captive portal that feeds the owner's CRM · Every log-in → an e-mail · https://tas.ac/projects/atmos-steam-club/#sys-network-portal
- TAS.AC designed, installed and tuned the sound system for ATMOS Social Steam Club, the wellness venue at Family Nest resort in Pecatu, Uluwatu, Bali, and delivered its DMX lighting and guest network under the same low-voltage contract. An Allen & Heath AHM16 matrix with a Dante card and four S-Track Whale 46 DSP amplifiers drive Yamaha loudspeakers across the club; inside the two clay steam domes, where the design environment is 50 °C at 100 % humidity, each dome runs a pair of inexpensive 10-inch two-ways chosen as replaceable parts — model deliberately not published — DSP-tuned from in-room measurements until the field is even and the source cannot be located by ear. The design gives the venue 14 volume zones; staff run them consolidated to 8, on ATMOS's own Dante domain, separate from the Family Nest estate loop. Guest Wi-Fi carries a captive portal on the venue's own web server, published through UniFi Guest Hotspot, feeding guest e-mails to the owner's marketing base. The venue is operational; by the owner's account the in-dome speakers have played through a year and a half of daily steam. The venue's DMX lighting runs as designed; the separate SPI installation inside the domes runs static after installation-quality problems with local subcontract crews — the client is reworking it, and the lesson put installation supervision into every TAS.AC proposal since.

### Luna Beach Club
- luna-beach-club · Control-system engineering for Luna at Nuanu Creative City, Tabanan — technical design and drawings, a 21×13 patch on an AHM-64 with a reserve Dante server, the network specification and a five-tab staff app. TAS.AC's first project, with Mediatact as partner; running since January 2024. · proof: invisible-install · systems: control, network · 21 × 13 Zones × sources — any source to any zone, staff-run · https://tas.ac/projects/luna-beach-club/
- 21-zone control on an Allen & Heath AHM-64 — design, patch, app, commissioning · 21 zones, one patch · https://tas.ac/projects/luna-beach-club/#sys-control
- Dante network specification · Ring + star to 5 AV rooms · https://tas.ac/projects/luna-beach-club/#sys-network
- TAS.AC engineered the sound-system control for Luna Beach Club, the flagship venue of Nuanu Creative City on Nyanyi Beach, Tabanan, Bali — the company's first project, delivered in partnership with Mediatact. Mediatact sold the project, held the client relationship and co-designed the staff app; TAS.AC produced the technical design and drawings, the system architecture on an Allen & Heath AHM-64 with a reserve Dante server, the 21-zone × 13-source patch, the specification for the fiber-backed Dante network, and the commissioning. A five-tab staff app controls volume and routing over the AHM-64's proprietary protocol. Luna opened in January 2024 and the system has run daily since.

## Solutions by role

- [For architects & designers](https://tas.ac/solutions/architects/): invisible integration
- [For developers & owner's reps](https://tas.ac/solutions/developers/): scope freeze
- [For hospitality operators](https://tas.ac/solutions/hospitality/): retrofit audit

## Contact

- Email: a@tas.ac
- Location: Bali, Indonesia
- [Website](https://tas.ac): tas.ac