Cambridge Brainbox Electronics - Basic Kit
100 electronic experiments in one kit
The basic kit can be used individually at school and at home. All parts snap onto the baseboard. A circuit can typically be assembled in about 2 minutes. Every circuit that can be built from the kit’s parts is illustrated in the manual. Each part is colored and numbered, so even young children can easily follow which part goes where on the circuit diagrams. The manual also includes diagrams and circuit symbols, so students quickly learn how to read and apply circuit schematics.
- Learn the basics of electrical circuits
- Discover how to control the brightness of lights
- Learn to use different switches
- Experiment with an electric motor
- Experiment with conductors and insulators
- Learn to use light-emitting diodes (LEDs)
- Learn series and parallel connections
- Explore AND and OR gates
- Build a flying fan
- Build an electronic siren
Box dimensions: 42 x 28,8 x 4,8 cm
Toy type: Experimental, Educational
Material: Metal, Plastic
Contents: 100 experiments
Weight: 0,792 kg
1. Safety instructions: Please respect the minimum age recommendation! The experiment kit contains a magnet and small swallowable parts. Keep the product away from children under 3 years of age! If a child swallows the magnet or a battery, seek medical attention immediately!
2. Safety instructions: Standards: Toy Safety Directive (2009/48/EC) materials used in all kits = RoHS 2002/95/HS; EN71-1:2011 Mechanical and physical properties; EN71-2:2011 Flammability; EN71-3:2013 Migration of certain elements (phthalates, lead, cadmium content).
3. Safety instructions: - 2006/95/EC Low Voltage and 2004/108/EC Electromagnetic Compatibility directives = EN 61010-1:2010, EN 61010-2-033:2012, EN 61010-031:2002+A1:2008, EN 61326-1:2006, EN 61326-2-2:2006.
4. Does any product contain a magnet? = Every kit contains a part called "Magnet", which is required for many of the experiments listed in the user manual.
5. Does any product include batteries? = Kits do not include batteries, but every kit requires at least two 1.5 V AA batteries to operate, which fit into the "Battery Unit" (part number 19). In addition, the Secondary 2 electronics kit includes a multimeter that requires a 9 V PP3 battery.