Experiment box "Future cell truck: discover innovative fuel cell technology"
- Order number: 59601
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- assemble an off-road vehicle from over 80 components
- emission-free drive using saltwater
- promotes technical understanding and fine motor skills
- with comprehensive instructions
- Detailed product description
Power a 4-wheel drive off-road vehicle with just a couple of drops of water and discover how exciting pioneering technology can be.
This futuristic vehicle is assembled from over 80 components with an innovative magnesium saltwater air cell as the key part. A full tank will power the truck for approx. 10-15 minutes, entirely without electricity, over rough terrain and with the ability to handle all sorts of obstacles. Thanks to the colourfully illustrated step-by-step instructions, the assembly is child's play. Fascinating background information about fuel cell technology is communicated in an age-appropriate manner. Lots of tips about cleaning and servicing the saltwater cell ensure the product will enjoy a long service life.
The assembly process promotes technical understanding, fine motor skills and dexterity. Engaging with fuel cell technology increases environmental awareness and the children will be inspired to think about the topic of renewable energy and pioneering technologies.
- assemble an off-road vehicle from over 80 components
- emission-free drive using saltwater
- promotes technical understanding and fine motor skills
- with comprehensive instructions
Truck dimensions: approx. 21 x 13 x 5.7 cm
Box: approx. 29.3 x 24.3 x 6.8 cm
Contents:
- kit with over 80 components
- cell with carbon plates
- blotting paper
- 3 magnesium plates
- pipette
- instructions
Also required: salt, wire cutter (or scissors and nail file), small Phillips screwdriver, teaspoon
Recommended age: from age 8
Please note:
Battery/electronic device disposal
Warning information 1
Caution!
Not suitable for children under 36 months.
Small parts.
Risk of suffocation.
Warning information 7
Caution!
Not suitable for children under 36 months.
Sharp edges and points. Risk of cutting and stabbing.