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Arduino Beginner 30-45 min setup, then 7 lessons of 25-60 min (about 5-6 hours in all) 10 parts 7 projects 8-step build guide Code for 7 projects

Arduino UNO Sensor & Output Starter Kit - LEDs, Buzzer, Servo, Ultrasonic & LCD

AED 85.00 All the parts, unassembled — you build it 1 packed · ships now
AED 85.00 All the parts, unassembled — you build it 1 packed · ships now

Buying these 10 parts one by one costs AED 199.25 — the kit saves you AED 114.25 (57%).

Arduino UNO Sensor & Output Starter Kit - LEDs, Buzzer, Servo, Ultrasonic & LCD
KIT-6 · ARDUINO UNO

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A beginner's Arduino UNO kit with a step-by-step path: Start here, then 7 lessons - LEDs, traffic light, buzzer, distance sensor, servo and LCD - ending in a Parking Assistant that uses every part. Each lesson has a wiring diagram, code and troubleshooting. Wiring design-reviewed and code compiler-checked; the complete physical assembly is not bench-tested. A separate 5V servo supply is recommended for the last lesson.

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Level
Beginner
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Time
30-45 min setup, then 7 lessons of 25-60 min (about 5-6 hours in all)
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In the box
10 parts
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Lessons
7 · with code
Wiring design-reviewed and firmware compiler-checked for Arduino UNO/ATmega328P. Safety notes

Wiring design-reviewed and firmware compiler-checked for Arduino UNO/ATmega328P. The complete physical assembly has not been bench-tested. Component revisions may differ. Disconnect power before rewiring; confirm all labels, polarity, pin order, and supply voltage before use. For reliable operation of the combined project, a separate regulated 5V supply for the SG90 is recommended; connect its GND to Arduino GND and do not join the positive 5V rails. Confirm the LCD header and backlight arrangement. Adult supervision is recommended.

7 lessons, in order

All built from the parts in the box plus the basics under You also need. Each one has its own page with wiring, steps and code.

  1. 1 LED Basics & Brightness Make an LED blink, then turn a knob to fade it from off to full brightness. You will learn how to wire an LED safely and how the UNO can dim a light. 30 min · Beginner
  2. 2 Traffic Light Three LEDs run the red → red + yellow → green → yellow cycle of a real traffic light. You will control several outputs and write your own function. 25 min · Beginner
  3. 3 Buzzer Patterns The active buzzer plays a slow beep, a fast alarm and SOS in Morse code. Type a number in the Serial Monitor to choose the pattern. 25 min · Beginner
  4. 4 Ultrasonic Distance Measure distance with sound. The HC-SR04 times an echo, the UNO turns it into centimetres, and the Serial Plotter draws it as a live graph. 30 min · Beginner
  5. 5 Servo & Knob Turn the knob and the servo arm follows it. Leave the knob alone for 4 seconds and the servo starts sweeping by itself. 30 min · Beginner
  6. 6 LCD Display Put "Hello" and your name on the top line of the LCD and a seconds counter on the bottom line. The knob becomes the contrast control. 45-60 min · Beginner Extra equipment Adult help
  7. 7 Parking Assistant & Sensor Dashboard The final build uses every part: green, yellow and red LEDs show how close an object is, the buzzer warns when it is too close, the LCD shows the dis… 45-60 min · Beginner Extra equipment Adult help
Free with this kit The build page: your online manual Open it when the box arrives and keep it beside you on a phone or laptop. It starts with the set-up (computer, cable, first upload, about 30-45 min), then the 7 lessons in order, each with its wiring diagram, numbered steps, the code to copy and a troubleshooting table — and a Stuck? box that sends us a WhatsApp message with a photo of your wiring. Set-up · 30-45 min7 lessons with wiringCode for 7Tick-off checklistPrintable manualSimulatorStuck? → WhatsApp Open the build page →

Included parts (10)

10 parts packed in this kit

Lost or damaged a part? Every part name below opens its own page, so you can buy a replacement or an extra on its own.

Substitutions
Need a part swapped?
Any component here can be substituted — a different board, a larger breadboard, extra sensors for a classroom set.
Ask for a variant

You also need (7)

Have these ready before you start. They are not in the kit.

  • 1Computer with the free Arduino IDE 2 (Windows, macOS, Linux), or a Chromebook with the Arduino Cloud Editor
  • 2A free USB-A port, or an adapter, for the included UNO USB cable
  • 3A book or flat box and a ruler, to test the distance sensor (Lessons 4 and 7)
  • 4Lesson 7, recommended: a separate regulated 5V supply for the servo, with wires (adult help)
  • 5Only if your LCD has no header pins: a 16-pin header and soldering, done by an adult (Lesson 6)
  • 6Optional: a multimeter - no lesson needs one
  • 7An adult nearby for younger builders

When the box arrives

The build page is free with the kit: set-up, every lesson with wiring and steps and code, and a Stuck? box. Every lesson also runs in the online simulator.

Who it's for

Beginner Arduino UNO kit for learning inputs, outputs, sensors, display wiring, and simple motion. Builds real first projects using LEDs, buzzer alerts, ultrasonic distance sensing, servo movement, potentiometer control, and LCD1602 display output.

Level · Beginner

No electronics experience needed: do Start here, then the 7 lessons in order. Parts push into the breadboard, but the LCD needs its header pins fitted - if yours has only holes, an adult must solder them (Lesson 6).

Time

30-45 min setup, then 7 lessons of 25-60 min (about 5-6 hours in all). The set-up alone — computer, cable, first upload — is about 30-45 min.

Not in the box

7 things to have ready, starting with Computer with the free Arduino IDE 2 (Windows, macOS, Linux), or a Chromebook with the Ar… See the list →

Who it's for

Suited to beginners. Classroom sets are quoted per seat — ask for a bulk price.

How it compares

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This kit Arduino UNO Sensor & Output Starter Kit - LED… Beginner 10 8 steps AED 85.00
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Frequently asked

This kit is rated Beginner — no prior electronics experience assumed. It is built around the arduino uno platform.

30-45 min setup, then 7 lessons of 25-60 min (about 5-6 hours in all). The build page breaks it into 8 steps.

All 10 parts listed under In the box, counted and checked before dispatch. Anything you supply yourself is listed under You also need.

Recorded in our catalogue as suited to beginners. Bulk pricing is available for classroom sets.

Yes. The code is uploaded to the board from a computer — Computer with the free Arduino IDE 2 (Windows, macOS, Linux), or a Chromebook with the Arduino Cloud Editor. Check the You need section for any tools, power supplies or other extras required.

Yes. 7 sketches, one per lesson, written for the board in this kit. You copy each one, upload it and change it, and the online simulator runs every one on screen.

On the build page (Start here): set-up, 7 lessons with wiring and steps, a printable manual, and a Stuck? box with a WhatsApp line to us. The link is in the price box and under "After you buy".

Message us with your order number and a photo. Every part also has its own product page, so a replacement or an extra can be bought on its own.

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