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Electric Hobby Motor

Product Code : SCL-EI-10614

Lab Glassware Manufacturer, based in Ambala, Haryana, India, has been manufacturing and exporting laboratory, scientific and educational equipment since 1982. The Electric Hobby Motor is supplied to school and college STEM laboratories and export buyers across Central America, including Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and Costa Rica, for electricity and robotics teaching.

Quick answer: The Electric Hobby Motor is a compact, two-terminal low-voltage DC motor used to demonstrate the conversion of electrical energy into mechanical rotation, and is widely used in school circuits, STEM models, science-fair projects and basic robotics activities.

Specification	Detail
Product Name	Electric Hobby Motor
Motor Type	Low-voltage DC motor
Material	Metal motor body with electrical terminals
Included Components	Electric hobby motor only, unless supplied as part of a kit
What's Included	1 Electric Hobby Motor; packaging for safe storage and dispatch; optional leads/pulley/propeller/switch/battery holder only if ordered separately
Certification	No product-specific certification for this item

The final voltage rating, shaft size, body dimensions and mounting details should be confirmed before publication or tender submission.

Key Features

Compact DC motor for school science, STEM and hobby electronics projects
Useful for demonstrating electrical energy, magnetic effects, rotation and simple machine motion
Can be connected with cells, battery holders, switches, wires and basic circuit boards
Suitable for model making, small fan models, vehicle models and electricity kits
Simple two-terminal design helps students understand polarity and direction of rotation
Lightweight structure supports hands-on classroom demonstrations and group activities
Designed for supervised educational use in laboratories and project rooms

Applications / Uses

Basic electricity and magnetism experiments
STEM projects for school students
Simple robotics and working model activities
Demonstration of motor rotation, polarity and circuit completion
Science fair models, fan models, vehicle models and project kits
Use with other General Lab Equipment for classroom demonstrations

How to Use the Electric Hobby Motor

Place the motor on a stable, dry working surface
Connect one motor terminal to the positive side of a suitable low-voltage DC power source
Connect the second terminal to the negative side of the power source
Add a switch in series if students need to control the motor manually
Observe the shaft rotation and reverse the polarity to show direction change
Attach a small wheel, pulley or propeller only if it fits securely on the shaft

Safety note: Use only the confirmed rated voltage. Do not connect the motor directly to mains electricity. Operate under teacher or instructor supervision.

Care & Maintenance

Store the motor in a dry box after use to prevent terminal corrosion
Avoid overloading the shaft with heavy wheels or tight pulleys
Do not run the motor continuously for long periods unless the rating allows it
Keep loose wires, paper and fingers away from rotating attachments

Completing the Hobby Motor Project Kit

Schools and robotics clubs building working models often pair the Electric Hobby Motor with the Electric Motor Kit for a guided motor-principle experiment, a Battery Flat 4.5V as a compact power source, and a Universal Plugboard for building and testing the control circuit.

Why Choose Lab Glassware Manufacturer

Lab Glassware Manufacturer supplies laboratory glassware, scientific lab products, physics apparatus and electronic teaching aids for academic use from Ambala, Haryana, India since 1982. Buyers can source the Electric Hobby Motor for project kits, tender supply, STEM programs and classroom laboratory requirements with practical product support and export-focused supply capability across India and internationally.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Electric Hobby Motor used for?
An Electric Hobby Motor is used to demonstrate how electrical energy converts into mechanical rotation. It is commonly used in school circuits, STEM models, science projects and simple robotics activities.

Is this motor suitable for school students?
Yes. It is suitable for supervised school and STEM learning when used with the correct low-voltage DC power source and safe wiring practice.

What voltage does the Electric Hobby Motor require?
The exact voltage rating should be confirmed before publication or purchase. The motor should only be operated within its rated low-voltage DC range.

Can students change the direction of rotation?
Yes. In a simple DC motor circuit, reversing the battery polarity usually reverses the direction of shaft rotation.

Can this motor be used in robotics projects?
Yes. It can be used in basic robotics and working models, provided the motor rating, shaft size, load and power supply match the project requirement.

Does the kit include wires and battery holders?
The standard listing includes the Electric Hobby Motor only unless accessories are specifically added. Wires, battery holders, switches, propellers and pulleys should be listed separately if included.