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Temperature and Humidity Solar Radiation Shield

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Wanted to provide more accurate temperature and humidity readings for my home weather station by moving the Ecowitt…

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Wanted to provide more accurate temperature and humidity readings for my home weather station by moving the Ecowitt WH32 sensor out of the patio (lots of concrete around)

This is a modular press fit radiation shield that'll hold 2 WH32 style sensors. I have in mine a WH32 temperature and humidity sensor along with a WH57 lightning sensor.

You will want to print out:

  • 12 Body
  • 1 Top
  • 1 Base
  • 2 Stick

There's no reason you can't expand or shrink this design for your own sensors or even lighting, you just need to model a replacement for the stick which has a 60mm round base to slot into the base of the unit.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

Ender 3

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

200

Infill:

38

Filament: PolyMaker PETG White


Notes:

If you're using this for weather measurements, please remember that white is the colour you want.

This should all print without supports.

Layout Tips

  • Place the flat side of theLid against the bed
  • Place the side with the holes for theBody against the bed
  • Place the side with the holes for theBase against the bed
  • Place the long flat back of theStick against the bed

Post-Printing

  1. Push fit each of theBody components together
  2. Push fit theLid on top
  3. Push theSticks into theBase
  4. Mount your devices
  5. Push theBody & Lid assembly down onto theBase

Category: Outdoor & Garden

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