Data Harvest Wireless Skin Resistance Sensor – 1153 [80807]

The Data Harvest Smart Wireless Skin Resistance Sensor is a simple yet powerful tool designed for investigating skin resistance and conductivity in educational and experimental settings. As the skin accounts for approximately 99% of the body’s electrical resistance, this sensor provides students with meaningful insight into how physiological and psychological factors influence electrical properties of the human body.

Skin resistance varies depending on body location, skin moisture, and neuropsychological conditions. This sensor allows both static and dynamic measurements, enabling a comprehensive exploration of how resistance changes over time or in response to stimuli. Its wireless design simplifies setup and makes it ideal for interactive classroom experiments.

The sensor supports single‑event recordings to investigate local variations in skin resistance, as well as continuous monitoring for longer experiments. It is commonly used in classic psychology investigations such as the Stroop Test, helping students understand physiological responses linked to cognitive activity.

Key Features

• Wireless skin resistance sensor for educational use
• Measures variations in skin electrical resistance
• Supports both single‑event and continuous monitoring
• Ideal for studies linking skin moisture and neuropsychological conditions
• Enables investigation of static and dynamic physiological changes
• Simple to use with minimal setup
• Compatible with Data Harvest wireless systems and software
• Product code: 80807

Ideal for School Science & Psychology Lessons

Ideal for GCSE and A‑Level biology and psychology, this skin resistance sensor supports investigations into human physiology, stress responses, and cognitive processes. It provides students with real‑time data that links physical measurements to behavioural and psychological concepts.

• Exploring skin resistance and conductivity
• Investigating links between moisture, stress, and physiological response
• Conducting classic psychology experiments such as the Stroop Test
• Studying neuropsychological responses to stimuli
• Developing skills in data logging, analysis, and interpretation

Accurate, engaging, and easy to use, the Data Harvest Wireless Skin Resistance Sensor is a valuable resource for modern science and psychology education, helping students clearly connect physical measurements with human behaviour and cognitive processes.