Clip Circuit | Advanced Lab | 180 Electronic Experiments Kit

Build 180 Real Electronic Circuits — The Largest Kit in the Clip Circuit Range

Electronics isn’t magic — it’s logic. And the best way to understand it is to build it yourself. The Clip Circuit Advanced Lab from Heebie Jeebies is the largest kit in the Clip Circuit range, packed with enough clip-together parts to create 180 different working circuits. Kids connect colour-coded components to build real, functioning electronics — flashing lights, doorbells, motors, and more — with no soldering and no tools required. It’s the step-up kit for kids who are ready for a genuine electronics challenge and want to understand how the world around them actually works.

What’s Included

• ✅ Full component set — all the colour-coded electronic components needed to complete all 180 experiments, including resistors, capacitors, LEDs, a motor, and more
• ✅ Clip-together connectors — the signature Clip Circuit system that makes connecting components fast, safe, and reusable
• ✅ Illustrated experiment guide — step-by-step instructions for all 180 circuits, from introductory builds to advanced projects
• ✅ Battery holder — for powering the circuits (requires 4 x AA batteries, not included)

Note: Requires 4 x AA batteries (not included).

Why Kids and Parents Love It

• ✅ The largest Clip Circuit kit available — 180 experiments means real depth and progression, from basic current flow through to flashing lights, doorbells, and motor-driven builds
• ✅ Colour-coded components make it intuitive — kids can see at a glance how parts connect, reducing frustration and keeping the focus on learning
• ✅ No soldering, no tools, no frustration — the clip system is safe for independent use from age 8, so kids can build and rebuild circuits without adult help for every step
• ✅ Real components, real results — the circuits kids build actually work, which makes the learning stick in a way that simulations and worksheets simply can’t
• ✅ Builds genuine electronics literacy — understanding current flow, resistors, capacitors, and how components interact is foundational knowledge for STEM, coding, and engineering pathways
• ✅ High replay value — 180 experiments means this kit stays on the desk for months, not days

Good to Know Before You Buy

• Recommended age: 8+
• Brand: Heebie Jeebies
• Experiment count: 180 — the largest in the Clip Circuit range
• Batteries: Requires 4 x AA batteries (not included)
• No soldering required — colour-coded clip-together system, safe for independent use from age 8
• Adult involvement: Most children aged 8+ can work independently with the guide; adult guidance helps younger or less experienced builders get more from the kit
• Also available: Clip Circuit Electrolab — 80 Experiments — the entry-level kit for younger or less experienced builders

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the Clip Circuit Electrolab 80?

The Advanced Lab is the largest kit in the Clip Circuit range, with 180 experiments compared to 80 in the Electrolab. It includes a broader range of components for more complex builds — including motors, doorbells, and multi-stage circuits. If your child is new to electronics, the Electrolab 80 is the better starting point.

Do you need any tools or soldering?

No — the Clip Circuit system uses colour-coded, clip-together connectors that require no soldering, no tools, and no special skills. Components clip on and off easily, making it safe and frustration-free for kids to build and rebuild circuits independently.

What kind of circuits can kids build?

The 180 experiments cover a wide range — from basic current flow and series/parallel circuits through to working flashing lights, doorbells, motors, and more. The guide is structured to progress in complexity, so kids build foundational understanding before tackling more advanced projects.

What age is it suitable for?

Recommended for ages 8 and up. The colour-coded clip system is easy enough for independent use from age 8, and the 180-experiment range keeps it engaging well into the early teen years. It’s particularly well-suited to kids with an interest in how things work, STEM subjects, or electronics.

Is it a good gift?

Absolutely — it’s a brilliant gift for curious, technically-minded kids aged 8 and up. The 180-experiment depth means it’s not a one-afternoon toy — it’s a kit that stays on the desk and keeps delivering. A great choice for birthdays or Christmas for kids who love building, problem-solving, and understanding how things work.