- Build an alarm you can fit to your bedroom door
- Protect your property from spies and intruders
- Learn the science of connecting an electric circuit
- Suitable for children aged eight and over
- From the Science Museum range of products
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| Model Number: | 4132 |
| Batteries Required?: | No |
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Product Description
Product Description
Construct your own intruder detector buzzer for your bedroom door and learn about connecting electric circuits in the process! Each kit contains a plastic platform and accessories, metal pegs, an electric buzzer, electric wire and string for the alarm tr
Product Description
Construct your own intruder detector buzzer for your bedroom door and learn about connecting electric circuits in the process!
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19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
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What a shame !
After my son excitedly put this together in his room, he found it did not work.
I checked the connections, my dad checked the connections and then we discovered the "spring" that connects to set off the alarm, when you remove the plastic circuit breaker, is too flinsy and unable to reconnect.
A simple item that had the potential to provide much hilarity for my son and his friends, but failed to deliver due to its poor quality.
Dinorobot, also with circuit issues, failed to work and was cheap and flimsy.
Needless to say, I am in the process of returning all these Science Museum flops back from whence they came.
If you want to try something that works, go for the Science Museum Strength Ball .
After my son excitedly put this together in his room, he found it did not work.
I checked the connections, my dad checked the connections and then we discovered the "spring" that connects to set off the alarm, when you remove the plastic circuit breaker, is too flinsy and unable to reconnect.
A simple item that had the potential to provide much hilarity for my son and his friends, but failed to deliver due to its poor quality.
Dinorobot, also with circuit issues, failed to work and was cheap and flimsy.
Needless to say, I am in the process of returning all these Science Museum flops back from whence they came.
If you want to try something that works, go for the Science Museum Strength Ball .
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Bought this for my 6 year old great nephew
as he is into spy toys, we set it up over Christmas and he loved it, now his little bro and mum & dad won't be able to enter his room without him knowing. Great fun
as he is into spy toys, we set it up over Christmas and he loved it, now his little bro and mum & dad won't be able to enter his room without him knowing. Great fun
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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A really good toy, bought when my son was doing electrical circuits (year 4). He loved it and had great fun constructing it. It's still up and is brought into action sometimes. Mainly exciting when first bought but worth it anyway.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Bought this as a gift for a friend but think my children would find it great fun to make, so am likely to buy two more soon
Published 3 days ago by Mrs Blewett
Utter rubbish
Dont waste your money, this does not work and even if you make it work once it wont last more than 5 minutes and then try and explain that to a very dissapointed child. Read more
Published 2 months ago by fuller
Poor. Weak wiring connections. Not a good product.
Very disappointed with this. It promised much fun but within minutes of (carefully) trying to put it together my godson has problems. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Neek
Needs to be higher quality
Cheaply made and not very effective either as an educational toy or an intruder alarm. Would rather buy some wire, a 9v battery and some switches.
Published 12 months ago by Nick
science alarm
Bought this as part of our sons xmas pressy. His bedroom is now protected against girls! He loves it and has not stopped messing with it since he got it, even plays with it with... Read more
Published on 30 Dec 2009 by Paul Gledhill
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