Start learning electronics and Arduino programming with a project kit packed with sensors, displays, motors, LEDs and modules. Build practical circuits, experiment with code and develop your own projects.
Great for beginners learning Arduino and electronics.
Sensors, displays, LEDs, controls and modules in one kit.
Build alarms, displays, sensors, games and moving projects.
Supplied in a compact storage case to keep everything together.
A substantial collection of components for learning, prototyping and experimenting.
Note: Exact quantities and some component models may vary between kits. Photos show the type and range of components supplied.
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Browse productsThe parts in this kit open up loads of different beginner projects.
Use distance, temperature, humidity and other sensors to make your Arduino react to its surroundings.
Control LEDs, buzzers, displays, relays and motors from your code.
Turn individual experiments into useful or fun projects of your own.
This Arduino Uno R3 project kit is suited to learners who want to practise wiring circuits, writing sketches and testing electronic components.
Use the Uno-compatible board to learn how code can read inputs and control outputs.
Explore breadboards, LEDs, buttons, buzzers, sensors and display modules in practical circuits.
Use the included components as a starting point for alarms, measurement projects, displays and motor-control experiments.
You don't need to know everything before you begin.
Plug components into the breadboard and connect them to the Uno.
Write or upload an Arduino sketch and see what your circuit does.
Change the code, add another component and make the project your own.
Yes. The kit is designed around the Arduino Uno and includes common components used in beginner electronics projects.
The photos show the range of components. Exact quantities can vary, so the final listing should be checked against the kit being sold.
Yes — take a look at our Arduino Kit Guide Handbook (PDF) for project guidance and ideas to help you get started.
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