Automatic Fire Extinguisher Model – Heat Detection Trigger System – STEM Science Kit for Students | DIY School Project & Exhibition Working Model | Hands-On Safety Experiment
SKU: PRJ-AFE-R24-A-5
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The HANDS ON STEM LABS Automatic Fire Extinguisher Model demonstrates how heat detection can trigger an automatic extinguishing mechanism. This working model helps students understand temperature sensing, electronic switches, and basic fire-safety engineering. When the sensor detects high heat, the circuit activates the extinguisher module, providing a real-time demonstration of how automatic fire safety systems work in buildings.
The kit includes a temperature sensor, extinguisher module, buzzer, wiring components, mounting base, and a clearly illustrated instruction guide for easy assembly.
Ideal for science exhibitions, safety-themed projects, and STEM learning sessions, this hands-on working model builds awareness of modern safety mechanisms used in homes, offices, and industries.
Designed with safe, student-friendly components, the kit encourages practical learning, analytical thinking, and a strong understanding of how sensors and triggering systems protect people and property.

 Shows heat sensor–based fire detection and automatic response mechanism
 Helps students understand safety technology and triggering systems
 Great for exhibition projects and safety science topics
 Includes temperature sensor, circuitry, and extinguisher module
 Hands-on project that promotes awareness of fire safety engineering

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