Physics Sensors & Data Loggers
Physics Sensors & Data Loggers are educational science tools used to measure, record and analyse experimental data in physics investigations.Designed for motion, force, temperature, light, wave and energy experiments, they support hands-on learning, data collection and practical demonstrations.Australian schools, universities and teaching laboratories use physics sensors and data loggers for reliable STEM education and experimental science workflows.
Benchtop 10-Key Digital Blood Cell Counter, 0-99 Count
AUD 274.00 (Ex GST)
Coriolis Force Experiment Apparatus
AUD 212.00 (Ex GST)
Digital Newton Force Meter Sensor
AUD 122.50 (Ex GST)
Large Pulley with Universal Clamp, 70 mm
AUD 19.00 (Ex GST)
Optical d-Timer Non-Contact Ticker Tape Timer
AUD 237.00 (Ex GST)
Ripple Tank for Wave Experiments, without Power Supply
AUD 499.90 (Ex GST)
USB Mass Sensor SUGU-M, 520 g Capacity
AUD 415.00 (Ex GST)
USB Temperature Sensor SUGU-T, -40°C to 125°C
AUD 184.00 (Ex GST)
Wireless Power Transfer Experiment Kit
AUD 162.00 (Ex GST)
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Physics Sensors & Data Loggers include digital counters, timing equipment, USB sensors and practical apparatus used to measure or demonstrate physical changes. The range covers products such as a blood cell counter, optical timer, USB mass sensor, USB temperature sensor, Coriolis force apparatus, pulley equipment, ripple tank and wireless power transfer kit.
USB sensors allow measurements such as mass or temperature to be recorded through compatible digital systems. Timing equipment supports motion and speed experiments, while pulley, Coriolis force and ripple tank apparatus help students observe mechanics, rotational effects and wave behaviour through practical demonstrations.
Product selection should be based on the quantity being measured, operating range, resolution, connection method, software compatibility and experiment requirements. ISO 80000-3 provides recognised quantities and units for space and time, while ISO 80000-4 covers quantities used in mechanics, including mass, force and motion.
ASTM E74 provides recognised procedures for calibrating and verifying force-measuring instruments. ASTM E2877 gives guidance for digital contact thermometers and their sensor-based temperature measurements. These standards provide useful measurement context but should not be presented as confirmed product compliance unless supported by manufacturer documentation.
For LabChoice Australia customers, Physics Sensors & Data Loggers provide practical equipment for schools, universities and teaching laboratories carrying out experiments in force, mass, temperature, motion, waves, rotation and energy transfer.