ESP32 mount for gas meter
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Mounting an ESP32 to a gasmeter of type Actaris G4 RF1)
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Five years ago I made my gasmeter (Actaris G4 RF1) smart using a Raspberry Pi and a magneto meter. The self-written python script counts the Impulses from the gasmeter… and sometimes it lost some impulses. Now I switched to the AI on the Edge project using the ESP32 hardware. And to complete this solution I designed a mount, which protects the ESP32 and can be easily removed, because it is simply plugged onto the gas meter.
To reduce the bright LED light, it contains a diffusor (dark blue plate) with a default thickness of 1 mm. For me a thickness of 2mm gets the best results. You can easily change the diffusor thickness, if you scale the model within the slicer on the Z axis.
Hint: Don't forget to release the objective ring and adjust the focus.