Quickly removes insulation without damaging wire. Set screw adjusts stripper to fit wire gauges from 10 to 24. Made from drop-forged, heat treated steel with black baked enamel finish. PVC handles. Total length is 4 inches.
• Build your own simple solar thermal updraft towers
• Collect the sun’s energy and use it to spin five colorful turbines
• Learn about thermal updrafts and solar thermal energy.
Solar thermal energy refers to the technology of collecting solar energy in the form of heat and making it useful, for example, by converting it into electricity or heating homes. Huge solar thermal towers are being installed in sunny places around the world to convert the sun's heat into electricity via turbines powered by hot air. With this kit, you can build your own simple solar thermal updraft towers to collect the sun's energy and use it to spin colorful turbines. Test the solar turbines in various configurations and compare the results from two different towers. Learn about thermal updrafts and solar thermal energy.
Used to power portable radios, cassette players, children's toys and other situations where four C, AA or AAA cells are used. Size: 6.375 x 4.5 x 0.375" 11 oz. The F6220 includes a 12 foot cord, DC adapter jacks and jumper cord.
The manual contains detailed illustrations and explanations of 24 hands-on experiments that can be conducted using the GENECON and the GENECON Kit. Concepts covered range from circuit types to principles of electromagnetism. This is a must-have manual for every science curriculum.
Inquiry-based activities covering the basics of electricity. Perform a variety of hands-on investigations to study the properties of electricity. Students will explore the concepts of electric currents, open and closed circuits, and series and parallel circuits. They?ll also investigate static electricity using an electroscope. The students will apply the knowledge gleaned from these activities to classify materials as either conductors or insulators of electricity and electrical power. Your students will understand concepts of electrical charge, current, resistance and voltage. Understand the concept of electric circuit and power. Distinguish between resistors in series and parallel. Classify materials as electrical conductors or insulators. Identify cases from everyday life where electricity is being used. Class Size: 40 Students. Grades 7-10
Inquiry-based activities covering the basics of electricity. Perform a variety of hands-on investigations to study the properties of electricity. Students will explore the concepts of electric currents, open and closed circuits, and series and parallel circuits. They?ll also investigate static electricity using an electroscope. The students will apply the knowledge gleaned from these activities to classify materials as either conductors or insulators of electricity and electrical power. Your students will understand concepts of electrical charge, current, resistance and voltage. Understand the concept of electric circuit and power. Distinguish between resistors in series and parallel. Classify materials as electrical conductors or insulators. Identify cases from everyday life where electricity is being used. Class Size: 40 Students. Grades 7-10
Demonstrates difference between series and parallel lighting. Five flashlight bulb sized sockets mounted with binding posts. Bulbs may be purchased separately. See below.
Demonstrates difference between series and parallel lighting. Five flashlight bulb sized sockets mounted with binding posts. Bulbs may be purchased separately. See below.