Electronics (114 parts)

Add light and motion to your creations using LEGO hubs, motors, lights, and sensors.

The current system for connecting electronics to a battery pack or hub is called Powered Up. Most Powered Up hubs are controlled using Bluetooth, although there is also a basic battery pack can control up to two motors.

Earlier LEGO electronics include Power Functions (2007-2018), NXT/EV3 (2006-2020), 9V (1992-2013).

Electronics (114 parts)
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Powered Up

LEGO Powered Up is a system of hubs, motors, and accessories which was introduced in 2016.

Power Functions

Power Functions is a system for connecting LEGO electronics to battery packs which was used from 2007-2018.

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NXT & EV3

The NXT and EV3 generations of LEGO Mindstorms include a range of accessories that connect to an intelligent hub.

NXT & EV3 › Motors

Motors bring models to life.

NXT & EV3 › Cables

NXT and EV3 use proprietary cables which use a modified RJ12 connector with the latch offset to the left.

9V

9V electronics use a clever connector that embeds wires into the sides of a standard LEGO stud.

9V › Cables

Cables and plates with electrical contacts for connecting motors and accessories to a power source.

Bluetooth

Motors and sensors which connect via Bluetooth.

Smart Play

LEGO Smart Play system is comprised of a smart brick with behaviors triggered by motion, a color sensor, and the presence of nearby smart tags and smart minifigures.

Dimensions

Electronics used with the LEGO Dimensions game.

Other Electronics

Other electronic parts that do not require a separate power source to function.