Quick Answer: The Educational 50Ω Resistance Box places a known 50-ohm resistance in a low-voltage circuit, helping school and college students verify Ohm's law and compare series and parallel arrangements.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Stated resistance of 50 ohms
Lets students set calculated values beside observed meter readings
Supports series, parallel and resistance-comparison activities
Can be used in Wheatstone bridge practicals where the experiment design permits
Input and output terminals, with range and rating details on the label
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Resistance
50Ω / 50 ohms
Connections
Input and output terminals
Use
Low-voltage educational circuits
About This Product
In a typical electricity practical the box is connected with the supply off and the required resistance arrangement selected. Once the low-voltage supply is switched on, students note the ammeter and voltmeter readings and work out whether the results match Ohm's law. Settings are changed within the box's operating limits, and it is not used on mains voltage. Besides buyers across India, the Educational 50? Resistance Box can be exported to institutions in Belgium, Côte d'Ivoire, Gabon, Ecuador, Liberia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What can students learn from a 50-ohm resistance box? How resistance affects current, how voltage, current and resistance relate, and how series and parallel arrangements behave, using a known value to check their calculations.