Battery Eliminator (Socket)
Product Code : SCL-EAE-11332
The Lab Exports Battery Eliminator Socket Type provides selectable DC outputs of 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 V. A rotary selector allows the required voltage to be chosen, while clearly identified positive and negative socket terminals provide accessible connection points for compatible laboratory circuits.
The front panel includes an ON/OFF switch and a visible fuse arrangement. This configuration gives teachers and students a reusable supply for basic electricity demonstrations, voltage-response observations and introductory electronics work. Enclosure material, input voltage, regulation tolerance and fuse rating should be confirmed from the approved technical datasheet before procurement.
Key Features
Seven selectable outputs: Supplies 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 V DC through a rotary selector.
2 A maximum rating: The specified front-panel output rating is a maximum of 2 amperes.
Socket-type connections: Positive and negative output terminals simplify connection to compatible laboratory circuits.
Reusable DC source: Reduces dependence on separate disposable batteries during repeated practical sessions.
Independent power control: An integrated ON/OFF switch allows the supply to be isolated during circuit setup.
Front-panel fuse arrangement: Provides an accessible fuse position for the supplied configuration.
Stepwise voltage selection: Helps students observe how circuit behaviour changes as the applied voltage increases.
Classroom-oriented operation: Suitable for supervised physics, electronics and STEM laboratory activities.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product name |
Battery Eliminator Socket Type |
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Brand |
Lab Exports |
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Product code |
SCL-EAE-11164 |
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Product category |
Physics Laboratory Equipment – Electrical and Electronics |
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Output type |
DC |
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Selectable output voltage |
0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 V DC |
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Maximum output current |
2 A |
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Output connections |
Positive and negative socket terminals |
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Controls |
ON/OFF switch and rotary voltage selector |
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Fuse |
Front-panel fuse arrangement |
Applications / Uses
Supplying low-voltage DC to compatible school physics circuits.
Powering lamps, resistors, switches and conductors within verified ratings.
Investigating the effect of applied voltage on circuit behaviour.
Supporting introductory Ohm's law experiments with suitable meters.
Demonstrating series and parallel circuits using compatible components.
Providing a reusable power source for basic electronics and STEM activities.
How to Use the Battery Eliminator Socket Type
Place the unit on a clean, dry and stable laboratory bench.
Keep the power switch OFF while assembling the experiment circuit.
Check that every connected component can operate at the intended voltage and current.
Set the rotary selector to 0 V before connecting the circuit.
Connect the circuit to the positive and negative sockets with the correct polarity.
Select the required output: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 V DC.
Switch the unit ON and observe or measure the circuit response.
Switch the supply OFF before changing the voltage or circuit wiring.
Safety note: Never short-circuit the output sockets or exceed the 2 A maximum rating. Do not use damaged leads, and operate the unit under qualified supervision.
Care & Maintenance
Disconnect the unit from its input supply before cleaning or inspection.
Clean the enclosure, selector and sockets with a soft, dry cloth.
Store the apparatus in a dry cabinet away from moisture, heat and impact.
Use only the verified fuse type and rating specified by Lab Exports.
Why Choose Lab Exports
Lab Exports manufactures, supplies and exports scientific and educational laboratory equipment for institutional buyers. Its portfolio includes physics apparatus, experiment setups, science kits, mathematics kits, didactic models and STEM equipment. The company states that it supplies customers across 60 countries and supports OEM requirements. Buyers should confirm the applicable input supply, accessories and electrical documentation for their destination before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Battery Eliminator Socket Type used for?
It provides selectable low-voltage DC power to compatible educational circuits. It replaces separate batteries during repeated physics and electronics experiments.
What output voltages are available?
The unit provides selectable outputs of 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 V DC.
What is the maximum output current?
The verified maximum output rating is 2 A. Connected circuits must remain within both the selected voltage and current limits.
Why is it called a socket-type battery eliminator?
The DC output is accessed through positive and negative front-panel socket terminals. Suitable laboratory leads are connected to these terminals with the correct polarity.
Can it be used for Ohm's law experiments?
Yes. It can supply compatible Ohm's law circuits when used with suitable resistors, an ammeter and a voltmeter within the verified ratings.
Is it suitable for school laboratories?
Yes. It is suitable for supervised low-voltage electricity, electronics and STEM experiments in schools, colleges and technical-training laboratories.
Request the current datasheet and quotation from Lab Exports, or explore the electrical and electronics laboratory equipment range, the complete physics laboratory equipment collection, and the Ohm's Law Kit with built-in power supply.
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