BeeSpi Photogate Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-P-10782
Quick Answer: The BeeSpi Photogate has two parallel detectors and a digital display that shows the speed of any object passing through its 40 × 30 mm tunnel. It reads speeds from 0 to 28 m/s (0-99.9 km/h) and has settings for lap time and cumulative lap time.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Two parallel detectors and a digital display showing speed
- 40 × 30 mm tunnel for objects such as ball bearings and model cars, with and without loads
- Speeds from 0 to 28 m/s (0-99.9 km/h) with immediate readings
- With a second unit, velocity and acceleration can be shown on level, inclined and vertical planes
- Lap time and cumulative lap time settings, including measuring the period of a pendulum
- A photogate holder for a bosshead and retort stand is also available
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Detectors | Two parallel detectors |
| Display | Digital |
| Tunnel size | 40 × 30 mm |
| Speed range | 0 to 28 m/s (0-99.9 km/h) |
| Other settings | Lap time and cumulative lap time |
| Accessory | Photogate holder for bosshead and retort stand (available) |
About This Product
A photogate times how long an object takes to pass between light beams, so speed can be found without a stopwatch. In a typical use, a ball bearing or a model car runs through the tunnel and the display gives the speed at once. Two units set a known distance apart give two speeds, from which acceleration on a level, inclined or vertical path follows. In lap mode, timing the swings of a pendulum gives its period, which students use to study how it depends on length. The BeeSpi Photogate can be supplied and exported to buyers in Uganda, Grenada, Nicaragua, Republic of the Congo, Belarus and São Tomé and Príncipe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What size is the tunnel on the BeeSpi Photogate?
The tunnel is 40 × 30 mm, so objects from ball bearings to model cars, with and without loads, can pass through.
Q2. What speeds can it read?
It reads speeds from 0 to 28 m/s (0-99.9 km/h) on its digital display.
Q3. Can it time a pendulum?
Yes. Additional settings measure lap time and cumulative lap time, which can be used to measure the period of a pendulum.
Related: Physics Teaching Aids, Marble Launcher, Ballistic Pendulum, Inclined Plane Simple Machine.
For a quotation on the BeeSpi Photogate, contact School Lab Equipment India.