This TinkerKit LDR sensor will detect light levels and output a light level dependent voltage when connected to an Arduino board via a TinkerKit Shield.

A 55cm Tinkerkit cable assembly with a 4-pin jumper on each end. Used for 4-pin headers such as Serial and TWI and is also suiable for Tinkerkit LCD.

The TinkerKit Lab kit is a complete pack of TinkerKit modules and Arduino accessories. The kit has been designed to provide enough hardware for group instruction in classroom situations. The kit consists of Arduino UNO boards, V2 Sensor Shields, at least one example of every s...

The TinkerKit MOSFET module is an actuator that can switch a high current load using a high power transistor. The module is capable of high speed switching compared to mechanical relays and is ideal for use with PWM.

A 25cm Tinkerkit cable assembly with a 4-pin jumper on each end. Used for 4-pin headers such as Serial and TWI and is also suiable for Tinkerkit LCD.

The TinkerKit Pro Kit is a collection of various TinkerKit modules that is designed to serve as an introduction to the design and implementation of prototyping and interactive environments, without the need for breadboarding or component assembly. Included in the kit are Senso...

This tilt sensor is a device that contains two contacts and a small metal ball. When the sensor is upright the ball shorts the two contacts and when the sensor is tilted the ball moves and the circuit is broken, making the output, passed to the Arduino board via a TinkerKit shiel...

The TinkerKit Power LED module has, mounted on a PCB, five ultra-bright LEDs that are actuated from an Arduino via the TinkerKit Shield. The board has a standard TinkerLit 3-pin connector and a limiting resistor.

The TinkerKit Starter Kit is a pack of various TinkerKit modules for those wishing to begin prototyping or designing interactive environments without having to use breadboards or have to solder components. Included in the kit are a Sensor Shield V2, 8x different sensors, 7x diffe...

This 10mm green LED is one of the simplest of the TinkerKit actuators. The actuator consists of a 10mm green LED mounted on a small PCB and the LED is lit when powered from an Arduino pin.