Water Cycle Model Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-ES-11465
Description:
The Water Cycle Model is an engaging, visual educational tool and an essential piece of STEM laboratory equipment designed to clearly demonstrate the continuous natural process of the water cycle.
This model vividly illustrates how water moves between the Earth’s surface and the atmosphere, encompassing evaporation, condensation, cloud formation, and precipitation.
Built upon a durable plastic base, the apparatus is enhanced with eight bright Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) and a safe power adapter for superior clarity and visualization.
This interactive model simplifies the complex concepts of the hydrologic cycle for students in schools, science labs, and during STEM-based environmental education sessions.
The Water Cycle Model transforms abstract concepts of earth science and meteorology into a tangible, observable process for learners of all levels.
Geography & Earth Science: Teaching the complete water cycle process—from collection in bodies of water to atmospheric movement.
Cloud Formation: Demonstrating the condensation phase where water vapor cools and aggregates to form visible cloud structures within the model.
Precipitation: Visually explaining how water returns to the surface as rain or other forms of precipitation after condensation.
Environmental Education: Enhancing understanding of crucial environmental processes that regulate global climate and fresh water distribution.
Science Fairs: Serving as a compelling, self-explanatory exhibit for science fairs and exhibitions to demonstrate an essential natural phenomenon.
Features:
Demonstration: Clearly demonstrates the complete water cycle (evaporation, condensation, precipitation).
Visualization: Equipped with eight bright LEDs for enhanced process clarity and engagement.
Safety: Safe adapter-based power supply for classroom use.
Construction: Durable plastic base construction ensures longevity and stability.
Target Audience: Perfect for classrooms, science labs, and science fairs in primary and secondary education.
