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Demonstration Motor Generator Model AC/DC

SKU: 2721

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Demonstration Motor Generator Model – AC/DC

This high‑quality Demonstration Motor Generator Model provides an excellent hands‑on activity for exploring the generation of electric current in the classroom. When the hand wheel is turned, the apparatus produces both AC (alternating current) and DC (direct current) simultaneously, allowing students to compare the two types of electricity in real time.

The generated AC and DC voltages are clearly represented by illumination in the bulb holders, making it easy for learners to visualise the effects of electrical generation and current flow. The model is securely mounted on a sturdy 25 × 18cm plastic base for stability during demonstrations and comes complete with a user manual to support teaching and setup.


Key Features

  • Demonstrates the generation of AC and DC electricity simultaneously
  • Driven by an easy‑to‑use hand wheel
  • AC/DC outputs shown visually via bulb holders
  • Mounted on a durable 25 × 18cm plastic base
  • Ideal for practical demonstrations of electromagnetic induction
  • Supplied with a user manual for guidance

Ideal for School Science Lessons

Perfect for KS3, GCSE, and A‑Level Physics, this model supports clear and engaging demonstrations of:

  • Electromagnetic induction and how electricity is generated
  • Differences between AC and DC
  • The relationship between motion, magnetism, and electrical output
  • Energy transfer from mechanical to electrical energy
  • Understanding real‑world applications such as dynamos and generators

Durable, easy to operate, and highly visual, the Demonstration Motor Generator Model (AC/DC) is an essential resource for helping students understand the fundamentals of electricity generation.