Quick Answer: The Primary Electricity Kit builds circuits with magnetic leads and clear bases, so pupils can see the copper core of each wire and the path of electricity to each component.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Transparent wires show the copper core; clear bases show the path to the component
Each lead has a small magnet at either end that connects when placed near a connector
1 buzzer, 1 motor, 1 push to make switch and 1 festoon bulb
2 MES bulbs and holders, 6 bases, 10 magnetic leads and 2 crocodile clips
Resistance wire and 3 battery connectors; requires 3 x C cells
Simple teacher's notes included
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Bases
6
Magnet-ended leads
10
MES bulbs and holders
2
Battery connectors
3
Power
3 x C cells
About This Product
Pupils make circuits by placing the magnetic ends of the leads near the connectors on the bases. As the wires and bases are transparent, they can follow the electricity from the copper core right to the buzzer, bulb or motor. Besides buyers across India, the Primary Electricity Kit can be exported to institutions in Mongolia, Moldova, Tajikistan, Cambodia, Seychelles and Ghana.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What power does the Primary Electricity Kit need? It requires 3 x C cells.
