Motor Generator Model Experiment Set Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : JL-LEP-10419
The Motor Generator Model Experiment Set from Jaincolab is used to demonstrate the conversion of electrical energy to mechanical energy when set to motor function, and the reverse conversion when set to generator function. As a school laboratory equipment manufacturer, Jaincolab supplies this set as part of a wider range of physics lab equipment used for teaching electromagnetism and energy conversion concepts in schools and colleges across India. It runs in DC motor mode on 6 to 12 volts and can also function as a generator when the armature is rotated.
Specification Detail
| Product Name | Motor Generator Model Experiment Set |
| Product Code / SKU | JL-LEP-10419 |
| Purpose | Demonstrates conversion between electrical and mechanical energy as a motor or generator |
| Motor Mode | DC motor mode, runs on 6 volts to 12 volts |
| Generator Mode | Functions as generator when armature is rotated; AC-DC output set by commutator configuration |
| Commutator | Selectable split-ring and slip-ring commutator, AC-DC output without changing rotor direction |
| Binding Posts | Labeled "motor input: 6 V-12 VDC" and "generator output"; free of indicator bulbs |
| Rotor / Stator | Rotor concentric with stator for equal air gap; stator activated by permanent magnet |
| Stator Assembly Color | One color except blue and red (e.g. all yellow, all white or all black) |
| Armature Diameter | 68 mm minimum |
| Armature Shaft Diameter | Ø 8 mm minimum, with rigid mounting |
| Drive Pulley | Plastic, diameter 168 mm minimum |
| Driven Pulley | Diameter 26 mm minimum, steel nickel plated |
| Base | Wooden board, minimum 200 mm x 300 mm x 19 mm |
| Standard | As per DEPED Guidelines (manufacturer-stated) |
Key Features
- Dual-function design demonstrates both motor and generator operation on a single mounted unit
- Selectable split-ring and slip-ring commutator switches between DC and AC-DC output without reversing rotor direction
- Rotor kept concentric with the stator for a consistent, equal air gap
- Permanent-magnet stator assembly in a single colour (excluding blue and red) for clear visual identification of poles
- Rigid armature shaft mounting with plastic drive pulley and nickel-plated steel driven pulley
- Mounted on a sturdy wooden base board for stable classroom demonstrations
Why Choose Jaincolab
Jaincolab is a school laboratory equipment manufacturer and exporter supplying schools, colleges and institutions across India and internationally. Every Motor Generator Model Experiment Set is checked for correct commutator function and rotor-stator alignment before dispatch. As specialists in physics lab equipment for electromagnetism and energy conversion, we supply this set alongside related classroom resources including the Galvanometer and the Magnet Wire, so schools can standardise on one trusted source of science teaching equipment. Browse our full Laboratory Equipment Products collection for the complete range.
Certifications: manufacturer-stated ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 — verify before publishing.
Applications
| Application | Use Case |
|---|---|
| Motor Operation Demonstrations | Showing conversion of electrical energy to mechanical rotation at 6 to 12 volts DC |
| Generator Operation Demonstrations | Rotating the armature manually or by pulley to generate electrical output |
| AC-DC Commutator Comparison | Switching between split-ring and slip-ring commutators to compare output types |
| Electromagnetic Induction Curriculum | Supporting curriculum topics on electromagnetic induction and energy conversion |
| Pulley and Drive Demonstrations | Illustrating mechanical power transfer using the drive and driven pulley system |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is this experiment set used for?
A1: It demonstrates the conversion of electrical energy to mechanical energy as a motor, and mechanical to electrical energy as a generator.
Q2: What voltage does the motor mode run on?
A2: It runs in DC motor mode on 6 volts to 12 volts.
Q3: How does it switch between AC and DC output?
A3: It has a selectable split-ring and slip-ring commutator that changes AC-DC output without changing rotor direction.
Q4: What is the stator assembly made of?
A4: The stator is activated by a permanent magnet and the assembly is finished in a single colour, excluding blue and red.
Q5: Does it meet an educational standard?
A5: Yes, it is supplied as per DEPED Guidelines (manufacturer-stated).
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