Quick Answer: The Light and Optics Demo Kit is a physics kit for demonstrating reflection, refraction, lenses, mirrors, prisms and image formation, connecting ray diagrams with visible classroom results.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Demonstrates how light travels, bends, reflects and forms images.
Shows reflection from plane and curved mirrors and refraction through lenses, prisms or glass blocks.
Explains incident, reflected and refracted rays and normal lines.
Covers focal length, optical axis, dispersion and image formation.
Suitable for teacher demonstrations and supervised group practicals.
About This Product
After the light source is set up, a mirror, lens, prism or glass block is placed in the path of the ray, and students mark the incident, reflected or refracted ray. Changing the angle or the optical component lets them compare different light behaviours. The kit is used for ray-diagram lessons in school physics labs, science exhibitions and teacher training sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How is image formation observed with the kit? A screen is used where required to observe image formation or the beam position after light passes through the optical component.
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