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DIY light sensing street lamp for science fair activities

Automatic street light LDR model for science fair activities

Smart light sensor STEM kit for easy scientific experiments

Light automation project for easy scientific experiments

Smart Lights! DIY Light-Sensing Street Lamp Kit

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Product SKU: LGPW264

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Highlights

Learn sensor-based lighting
Explore transistor switching
Build simple electronic circuits
Understand smart city tech
Fun & safe for beginners
Ideal for STEM learning
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Unassembled DIY set.
Power supply is required in this kit.

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Smart Lights! DIY Light-Sensing Street Lamp Kit – Science Fair Activities

Smart Lights! DIY Light-Sensing Street Lamp Kit is designed for engaging science fair activities, helping students understand how automatic lighting systems work using sensors. This model also supports easy scientific experiments by clearly demonstrating light detection and control through simple electronics.

By performing science fair activities with this kit, learners observe how a Light Dependent Resistor controls an LED based on darkness. Such demonstrations make it ideal for classrooms and also suitable for easy scientific experiments.

Materials and User Manual

Blue and pink plastic support structures
Battery holder with wires
Mini breadboard (orange)
Light Dependent Resistor (LDR)
LED light
Transistor (BC547 or equivalent)
Resistor (for LED current limiting)
Connecting wires (jumper wires)
Foam double-sided tape

Working Principle

The LDR changes resistance based on ambient light. In darkness, resistance increases and activates the transistor, allowing current to flow to the LED. This behavior supports science fair activities by showing real-world sensor automation.

Advantages of This Science Project

Quality Time Together: Learn together while completing structured science fair activities.

Learning Wrapped in Fun: Concepts become easy to understand, making it ideal for easy scientific experiments.

Confidence and Achievement: Completing these science fair activities boosts confidence and builds strong electronics basics.