Quick Answer: The Lamps in Parallel Kit STEM Lab is a circuit board with a printed schematic and 3 parallel lamp branches, each with its own switch, used to show that lamps in parallel work independently. It runs on 3V to 6V DC and comes with 5 MES lamps and 6 patch cables.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
3-branch parallel layout, each branch with its own single-pole switch
Schematic printed on the ABS base panel
4mm insulated brass banana sockets
Test points for adding ammeters and voltmeters without rewiring
Supplied with 5 low-voltage miniature MES lamps, 6 banana plug patch cables and a teacher’s guidebook
With a 3V to 6V DC supply connected, students switch the branches on and off in any order and see that each lamp lights or goes out without affecting the others. Unscrewing one lamp while the rest stay lit models a failed appliance in household wiring, and meters in the test points let the class compare branch currents with the total. The Lamps in Parallel Kit STEM Lab can be supplied on export terms to Fiji, Niger, Maldives, Antigua and Barbuda and Slovenia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if one lamp is removed from the Lamps in Parallel Kit STEM Lab?
The other lamps stay lit, because each branch has its own path to the supply.
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