Overview
This Arduino sensor kit brings together 24 commonly used sensor and control modules in one organized box — built to work with any Arduino board, Raspberry Pi, or microcontroller (PIC, AVR, and others). It expands on RAM's smaller 24-piece base kit with additional practical modules, giving you more coverage for real experiments without buying parts one at a time.
What's Included in the Kit
- SW520D Golden Angle Sensor Module
- 3-Pin Flame Sensor Module
- Buzzer Alarm Sensor
- Sound Sensor Module
- 3-Pin Photosensitive Sensor Module
- GPIO Plate
- Laser Head Sensor Module
- Button Key Switch Sensor Module
- Three Colors RGB LED Sensor Module
- Hunt Sensor Module
- DS18B20 Temperature Sensor Module
- 830-Point Breadboard
- MQ-2 Smoke/Gas Sensor Module
- SW-420 Motion Sensor Module
- Soil Hygrometer Humidity Detection Module
- IR Infrared Obstacle Avoidance Sensor Module
- HC-SR501 Human Infrared Sensor Module
- HC-SR04 Distance Module
- Raindrop Sensor
- 40P F-M Dupont Cable
- 40P Rainbow Cable
- Two Color Red and Green LED Module
- PCF8591 Module
- 65-Piece Jumper Wire Set
- Plastic Storage Box
Which Boards Does It Work With?
- Arduino UNO, Nano, and Mega
- Raspberry Pi (all modules that don't require analog input work directly; analog modules need an ADC, since Raspberry Pi has no built-in analog pins)
- Any microcontroller with compatible GPIO, including PIC and AVR
Who This Kit Is For
- Beginners wanting to try a wide range of sensors before specializing
- Students working through a term of practical electronics sessions
- Hobbyists building small alarm, automation, or measurement projects
- Anyone who wants more coverage than a basic starter kit without jumping to the full 37-in-1 set
Need more modules? See our Sensor Kit 37 in 1 for a larger range of sensors in the same style of packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the 24-in-1 sensor kit?
The kit contains the sensor, LED, buzzer, and control modules listed above, along with a breadboard and jumper wires, all supplied in a plastic storage box.
Does this kit include an Arduino or Raspberry Pi board?
No. This kit contains sensor and control modules only — you'll need a separate board such as the Arduino UNO Rev3 to use them.
What's the difference between this kit and the 37-in-1 sensor kit?
This 24-in-1 kit covers the core sensors most projects need at a lower price. The 37-in-1 kit adds more specialized modules (like magnetic and vibration sensors) for a wider range of experiments.
Can I use the analog sensors in this kit with a Raspberry Pi?
Not directly — Raspberry Pi has no built-in analog input pins, so analog modules (like the photosensitive sensor) need an external ADC. Digital modules work directly with no extra hardware.