iCubeSmart GZT-12 DIY Canton Tower Kit 155 LEDs 38cm
A DIY electronic kit to build a 38 cm LED Canton Tower with 155 soldered LEDs and sound-reactive light patterns
- MaterialAcrylic
- DIY kit builds a 38 cm Canton Tower replica
- 155 colourful LEDs create dynamic light patterns
- STC microcontroller drives 12 LED rings with sound-reactive modes
- Three onboard buttons let you switch animation effects
- Acrylic structure includes soldering jigs and video guides
DIY Canton Tower Kit 155 LEDs
The iCubeSmart GZT-12 is a DIY electronic kit for building a model Canton Tower. It contains 155 colourful flashing LEDs arranged in 12 circles. The finished tower stands 38 cm tall and displays dynamic light effects. It is intended for adults aged 180 months and older who want a hands-on soldering project.
Acrylic structure with soldering required
The tower uses an acrylic frame and 3 mm LEDs. Users must solder all 155 LEDs themselves, though the mainboard arrives pre-soldered and tested. Auxiliary moulds, printed instructions and a video guide assist the assembly. The kit suits builders who already have soldering skills and tools.
Sound-reactive STC microcontroller
An STC high-speed single-chip microcomputer drives the light patterns. Three onboard buttons select dynamic effects and a built-in microphone enables audio-reactive modes that pulse with music. Buyers who want a ready-to-display lamp without assembly should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- DIY kit builds a 38 cm Canton Tower replica
- 155 colourful LEDs create dynamic light patterns
- STC microcontroller drives 12 LED rings with sound-reactive modes
- Three onboard buttons let you switch animation effects
- Acrylic structure includes soldering jigs and video guides
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What microcontroller drives the 155 LEDs and how many control keys are on the mainboard?
An STC high-speed single-chip microcomputer runs the tower and the 6 × 6 cm mainboard has three keys to change dynamic effects.
What are the kit’s overall dimensions and what material forms the structure?
The assembled tower stands 38 cm tall and the kit measures 8 × 7.5 × 2 inches; the structure is made from acrylic.
Which soldering steps must the buyer perform and what aids are included?
You solder all 155 LEDs yourself using the supplied auxiliary molds, printed guide and video tutorial; the mainboard arrives pre-soldered and tested.
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