What Is the Arduino Sensor Kit 37 in 1?
The Arduino sensor kit 37 in 1 brings together the sensor and control modules most commonly used in microcontroller projects, packed in a single organised case. Instead of buying a relay module here, a flame sensor there and a joystick somewhere else, you get one box that covers temperature, light, sound, motion, magnetism and user input.
Every module in this 37 in 1 sensor kit comes on its own small breakout board with clearly marked pins, so you can wire it to your board with jumper wires and start testing straight away — no soldering required.
It is built for 5V microcontroller boards, which makes it a natural match for the Arduino UNO, Nano and Mega families.
What's Included in the Kit
The kit ships with the following modules:
Temperature, Light and Environmental Sensors
- Temperature and Humidity Sensor Module
- Digital Temperature Sensor Module
- Temperature Sensor Module
- Temperature Sensor Module
- Flame Sensor Module
- Photosensitive Resistor Module
Motion, Magnetic and Vibration Sensors
- Linear Magnetic Hall Sensor
- Hall Magnetic Sensor Module
- Analog Hall Magnetic Sensor
- Mini Reed Module
- Big Reed Module / Double Color LED Module
- Tilt Switch Module
- Mercury Medallion Module
- Vibration Switch Module
- Knock Sensor Module
- Rotary Encoder Module
LED, Laser and Light Modules
- Laser Sensor Module
- 3 Color LED Module
- 3 Color LED Module
- Double Color LED Module
- 7-Color Flashing LED Module
- Magic Cup Light Module
- Broken Light Module
Sound and Buzzer Modules
- Sound Sensor Module
- Microphone Sound Sensor Module
- Active Buzzer Module
- Small Passive Buzzer Module
Detection and Proximity Modules
- Infrared Sensor Receiving Module
- Infrared Sensor Module
- Obstacle Avoidance Sensor Module
- Line Sensor Module
- Finger Detecting Heartbeat Module
Input and Control Modules
- PS2 Game Joystick Module
- Metal Touch Sensor Module
- Button Switch Module
- 5V Relay Module
Storage
- Plastic Enclosure Case
Which Boards Does the 37 in 1 Sensor Kit Work With?
The modules in this sensors kit for Arduino are designed around 5V logic, which covers the most widely used Arduino boards:
- Arduino UNO — the standard choice for learning and for most tutorials written around this kit
- Arduino Nano — same microcontroller in a smaller footprint
- Arduino Mega 2560 — when a project needs more I/O pins than the UNO offers
Several modules in the kit output an analog signal rather than a simple on/off reading — the photosensitive resistor, the analog hall sensor and the microphone module among them. Boards without an analog-to-digital converter cannot read these directly and need an external ADC. That is worth checking before you plan a build around a board other than the Arduino families above.
You will need jumper wires to connect the modules to your board. A breadboard is useful but not required for most of them.
Who This Kit Is For
- Students and beginners starting with Arduino, who want to try a wide range of sensors before committing to any one of them
- STEM centres and training labs, where one kit covers a full term of practical sessions
- Engineers and makers prototyping quickly, who need a known-good module on the desk instead of waiting on an order
- Hobbyists building small automation, alarm or robotics projects
If you need a smaller and more affordable starting point, RAM also stocks the Sensor Kit 24 in 1 — fewer modules in the same style of packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the 37 in 1 sensor kit?
The kit contains the sensor, LED, buzzer, switch and control modules listed above, supplied in a plastic storage case. The full list is shown in the section above.
Does the Arduino sensor kit include an Arduino board?
No. This kit contains sensor and control modules only. You will need a separate board such as the Arduino UNO Rev3 to run them.
Is the 37 in 1 sensor kit suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. Every module is mounted on its own breakout board with labelled pins, so no soldering is needed. Each one can be wired to an Arduino UNO with a few jumper wires, which makes it a practical way to work through sensors one at a time.
How much does the Arduino sensor kit cost in Egypt?
The Arduino sensor kit 37 in 1 is 950 EGP at RAM Electronics, available for pickup from the RAM store or delivery within 2-3 business days.
Whether you are teaching a class, prototyping a product or working through Arduino for the first time, the Arduino sensor kit 37 in 1 gives you a full sensor toolbox in one box t a fraction of the cost of buying the modules separately. Browse more sensors and modules at RAM Electronics.