Power Supply Enclosure
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Enclosure for a LRS series power supply
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This is an enclosure for mounting a Meanwell LRS-350-12, or other similarly sized switch mode power supplies. There is accommodation on the back for a switched IEC input connection, and four binding posts on the DC side. The front panel fits two 65C5 sized gauges. The gauges mount with nuts and bolts, everything else uses M3 heatset inserts, aside from the PSU mounting, which is M4.
I designed this to stack with an ICOM IC-718 amateur radio, and is similar in size to to the IC-7300, and Kenwood TS-570 and TS-590 as well.
I have not printed this (yet), but tolerances have been added to all the parts, so it should go together easily. Consider this a prototype though, and let me know if anything does not line up. It should be able to be printed on most any printer that can handle a 230mm part. This includes Ender 3s running custom firmware.
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