Netgear GS305 Switch Mount for Hager volta Mounting Plate
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Skeleton bracket to hang a Netgear GS305 switch (ports up) on a Hager volta mounting plate with 2 × M3 screws.
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- Computers
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Bracket to mount a Netgear GS305 (5-port gigabit, metal housing) in a Hager volta multimedia enclosure on a mounting plate. Ports face up, the switch stays open on all sides for cooling.
How it works
The switch hangs on two printed hooks using its own keyholes (46 mm apart): push the heads through the round openings, slide the switch down 5 mm – done.
The rubber feet rest on four pads; the hooks are 1 mm lower than the feet, so the feet are slightly preloaded and the switch doesn't wobble.
The bracket is fixed to the mounting plate with 4× M3 screws (hole spacing 51.5 × 49.5 mm), heads are countersunk.
Hardware
2 × M3 × 10 (thread-forming screws 3.5 × 10 for plastics work best) or M3 × 14–16 with nuts if you can reach the back of the plate
Print settings (Prusa MK3S, PETG)
0.2 mm layer height, 4 perimeters, 15–20 % infill
No supports, print as oriented
~12 g filament The OpenSCAD file is included and fully parametric (hook spacing, preload, hole spacing, foot positions) if your switch revision or plate differs.