Power Functions (19 parts)

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

Power Functions is typically used for simple machines which connect to a battery pack and are simply turned on and off.

The LEGO Education WeDo 1.0 set allows you to control simple robots using parts with a Power Functions connector. A program running on a computer can respond to sensors and control lights or motors. (The program is streaming over USB.)

Power Functions (19 parts)

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Rank

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Produced

4×8×4 Power Functions Battery Box, AAA64228

4×8×4 Power Functions Battery Box, Rechargeable84599

10512

18450

20091 year

4×11×9 Power Functions Battery Box, AA58119

3×3×6 Power Functions Medium Motor58120

3×4×7 Power Functions Large Motor99499

5×5×6 Power Functions Extra Large Motor58121

4×3×6 Power Functions High Torque Motor (9½:1 Gear Reduction)87577

3×5×7 Power Functions Motor, Servo99498

4×10×2½ Power Functions Train Motor87574

20cm Power Functions Extension Cable 60656

50cm Power Functions Extension Cable58118

Power Functions 2-LED Lights61930

Power Functions Polarity Switch61929

4×4×4 Power Functions IR Receiver 58123

6×10×3 Power Functions IR Remote58122

12×10×3 Power Functions IR Speed Remote64227

4×5×2 WeDo 1.0 USB Hub33718

2×4 WeDo 1.0 Tilt Sensor14618

2×4 WeDo 1.0 Motion Sensor43718

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