Quick Answer: The Bicycle Dynamo Assembly shows electricity being generated by hand: a friction-drive pulley turns a dynamo with a copper-wound coil that lights a filament bulb.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Hand-turned friction-drive pulley sets the speed
Dynamo coupled to a filament bulb that lights as it turns
Metal wheel and copper-wound internal coil
Mounting base with anti-slip feet
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Drive
Manual friction-drive pulley
Output
Dynamo with filament bulb
Wheel
Metal
Coil
Copper-wound
Base
Reinforced, anti-slip
HS code
9023.00.00
About This Product
Turning the wheel faster makes the bulb glow brighter, so students can see the link between motion and the electrical energy produced. It supports lessons on electromagnetic induction and how a bicycle lamp dynamo works. Educational Instrument can dispatch the Bicycle Dynamo Assembly to laboratories in Côte d'Ivoire, France, Mexico, Mozambique and Australia.