Art.-No. 579972

Power up with the sun and drive off! Your car runs on light and shows how solar energy creates motion.

miniMINT SunCharger

Top Features

Solar-powered vehicle that moves using sunlight
Made from FSC-certified wood for sustainable play
Playfully teaches the basics of solar energy and renewable resources
Easy assembly for ages 8 and up thanks to precise wooden parts and clear instructions
Build digitally with ease – The digital building instructions in the E-Learning guide you through the assembly step by step

Number of models1

Age from8

With the miniMINT SunCharger, children ages 8 and up can playfully discover the fascinating world of solar energy. Using precision-crafted wooden parts, they build - step by step - a solar-powered vehicle that moves solely on sunlight. This makes renewable energy immediately visible and tangible.

As they put it together, children learn how a solar panel converts light into electrical energy and uses it to power a motor. The SunCharger clearly illustrates the basics of modern energy technology and provides an introduction to sustainable mobility.

In addition to fostering technical understanding, the kit promotes fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, and concentration. Thanks to the easy-to-follow instructions, assembly is a success even without prior knowledge. The SunCharger combines FSC-certified wood with exciting technology and offers creative, fun learning for the whole family.

miniMINT

Exciting wooden construction kits for children from 8 years old - for only €9.99

The miniMINT series from fischertechnik combines technical education with playful building. The kits made from FSC-certified wood enable children from 8 years old to intuitively enter the world of mechanics, light, and solar technology. Whether solar car or robot – the models promote logical thinking and technical understanding in a playful way. Thanks to the handy format and easy assembly, the kits are ideal as a gift or a joint family project for young and old explorers.

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