Quick Answer: The Leclanche Cell 1.5V is a primary cell demonstration apparatus with a nominal voltage of 1.5 V, used to show how chemical action produces a potential difference and drives current in a simple circuit.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Nominal voltage of 1.5 V
Demonstrates the working of a primary cell
Teaches cell voltage, terminals, polarity and electrode action
Can power simple low-voltage demonstrations such as lamps and buzzers, if compatible
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Nominal voltage
1.5 V
Cell type
Primary cell demonstration apparatus
Included components
1 Leclanche Cell 1.5V
About This Product
Students identify the positive and negative terminals, connect the cell to a suitable low-voltage load with correct polarity and see whether the device operates, measuring the potential difference with a voltmeter if needed. The circuit is disconnected afterwards to prevent unnecessary discharge. The cell supports lessons on cells, batteries and conversion of chemical energy into electrical energy. Export supply of the Leclanche Cell 1.5V can be arranged to laboratories and schools in Mozambique, Philippines, Benin, Venezuela, Portugal and Kazakhstan.
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