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Tronex 18+ Science Lab with Fan
Spark curiosity and boost scientific knowledge with this engaging hands-on kit! Designed for interactive learning, it combines education and fun, making complex concepts easy to grasp. Perfect for young scientists and curious minds, it offers exciting experiments and activities that inspire exploration and creativity while building a strong foundation in science.
Tronex 18+ Science Lab with Fan: Experience the thrill of science and technology with the Tronex 18+ Science Lab With Fan. This kit is designed to ignite curiosity and enhance scientific knowledge through hands-on learning and fun.
With the Tronex 18+ Science Lab, young scientists can explore the wonders of physics, engineering, and technology. Perfect for budding inventors and curious minds.
The Tronex 18+ Science Lab with Fan is a beginner-level electronics kit designed to introduce kids to basic circuit concepts through hands-on experiments. This kit is suitable for children aged 10 and up and provides a fun way to learn about electrical connections, simple circuits, and the principles of how fans and other small electronics work.
Key Features:
Connect Fantastic Flying Fan : Dive into the mechanics of motion by assembling and activating your very own flying fan.
LED Light Adjustment for brightness control : Experiment with light and learn about circuits as you adjust the LED’s brightness to your liking.
Super Sound Detector to onset fan: Discover the principles of sound and its impact on technology by using the sound detector to control the fan’s operation.
This kit is a great starter for young learners, especially those with an interest in electronics and small mechanisms, providing an approachable introduction to circuit science.
Note :
Choking hazard: Contains small parts.
Requires 2 x AA batteries (not included).
Suitable for ages 10 – 13+ years old
| Weight | 0.43 kg |
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| Dimensions | 19 × 18 × 7 cm |
Bodhi –
A great introductory kit. Our kids were so excited to see the fan spin after they finished their wiring. It’s a very rewarding way to learn about circuits."