8-relay module 5 Vdc 10A (assembled)
€16.31excl. VAT€19.90incl. VATModule with 8 relays for switching the connected load on and off, 250V/10A (max)
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ActuatorsModule with 8 relays for switching the connected load on and off, 250V/10A (max)
RobotsThis set contains everything you need to build a robotic arm controllable via Arduino, complete with a gripper for picking up objects and the option to mount cameras, small solar panels, smartphones, etc
RobotsKit containing everything needed to build an articulated plexiglass robotic arm with 4 degrees of freedom, a rotating base (180°), a gripper for picking up objects and 5 servos that can be driven by Arduino or other electronics
ActuatorsCompact automatic changeover module: connect an input voltage between 12 and 48 VDC (12, 24, 36, 48 VDC) and a battery of the same voltage as the input, and the output load (which must run on the same voltage as the input) stays powered even if the input voltage suddenly fails.
ActuatorsThe ball caster is used as the third support point on robots. Made up of a small steel ball that rolls inside a plastic housing, it can be fitted so as to give two different heights, 25 and 35 mm
ActuatorsOutrunner brushless motor with a CCW (anticlockwise) thread
Actuators850 KV, 187 watt outrunner motor for modelling and robotics, powered from 7.4 to 14 V with a 30 A ESC.
Lab cablesCable for the stepper motor with part number STEPMOT03 (not included – see related products). About 1 metre long (connectors included), with a standard 6-pin JST connector (only 4 pins used) at one end and a 4-pin DuPont connector, 2.54 mm pitch, at the other.
ActuatorsThis DC motor works over a wide voltage range between 12V and 24V, fitting different supply requirements perfectly. It builds up a progressive rotation speed that peaks at 12,000 RPM at 24V (about 6,000 RPM at 12V).
MotorsMotor running on a supply of between 6 and 12 VDC.
MotorsMotor running on a supply between 6 and 12 VDC.
MotorsDC motor with a speed of 5000 rpm at 6 VDC and 9000 rpm at 12 VDC.
ActuatorsDual gearmotor made up of two independent motors and a set of gears. The ratios available are 12.7:1 – 38.2:1 – 114.7:1 and 344.2:1. A different ratio can be fitted on each side. Two hexagonal shafts, 50 mm long and 3 mm across, come out of the DGEARBOX and carry the robot wheels
Motors
ActuatorsFlexinol is a metal wire made from a special Nickel-Titanium alloy that, when current passes through it or it is simply heated, shortens in length and can move or lift an object completely silently
ActuatorsGear motor with a 120:1 reduction ratio, speed 180 rpm (at 6 Vdc)
ActuatorsHigh-quality 12 VDC gearmotor with a 171:1 reduction ratio. Ideal for applications that need more torque and less speed.
ActuatorsGearmotor with a double shaft, 48:1 reduction ratio and a speed of 130 rpm (at 6 VDC)
ActuatorsPowerful DC motor, used as a window lift motor in some foreign car models (left-hand side); this version is supplied with a HUB for fitting wheels
ActuatorsPowerful DC motor, used as a window-lift motor in some foreign car models (right-hand side); this version comes with a HUB for fitting wheels
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