Netgear GS308 Switch Mount for Hager volta Mounting Plate
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Skeleton bracket to hang a Netgear GS308 switch (ports up) on a Hager volta mounting plate with 2 × M3 screws.
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Bracket to mount a Netgear GS308E (v4, metal housing 158 × 101 × 29 mm) in a Hager volta multimedia enclosure. Ports face up, the switch stays open on all sides for cooling. Same design as my GS305v3 mount, scaled for the 8-port housing.
How it works
The switch hangs on two printed hooks using its own cross-shaped keyhole (75 mm apart): push the hook heads through the openings, slide the switch down 5 mm – done.
The keyholes on the GS308E are not centered: they sit 17 mm below the port-side row of rubber feet. The bracket accounts for that offset.
The four rubber feet (134 × 62 mm apart) rest on elongated pads that cover both the insert and the final position.
The hooks are 1 mm lower than the feet, so the feet are slightly preloaded and the switch doesn't wobble.
Mounting
4× M3 screws, countersunk
Horizontal slots: hole spacing 40–60 mm, vertical spacing 50 mm
Use M3 × 10 or thread-forming screws 3.5 × 10 for plastics, 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
approx. 25 g filament