Energy concepts land better when students can measure them. This category covers working models and experiment kits for solar, wind, hydrogen and fuel cell technology: turbines that generate measurable output, electrolyzers that split water, fuel cells that power small vehicles, and the meters and accessories to record what is happening.
The kits suit middle school through post-secondary. Younger classes use them to see conversion between energy forms directly; senior and college programs use the same equipment for quantitative work: efficiency calculations, output curves, and comparing generation methods under controlled conditions.
These kits map naturally onto physics, environmental science and engineering standards, and they support the kind of extended investigation that science fairs and capstone projects need. Many are also durable enough to survive repeated class use year after year.
We ship to schools and colleges in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Washington, Oregon, California and Indiana, and accept purchase orders. Contact us for a quote or help matching kits to your curriculum.
