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NOTE: I do not own one of these switches and designed based on provided measurements. If you own one of these switches please provide feedback on fit. 1. Non-printed Parts Required (4) Server rack Cage nuts (4) M6 x 14mm (or longer)…
I have a drop ceiling in my hallway so I mounted my network equipment upside down on a piece of plywood. This switch seemed a bit heavy and I didn't trust the screws in the stock mounting slots to hold it up so I quickly made up this…
A 19" rackmount bracket for the TP-Link TL-SG116 (and TL-SG116P PoE) Switch A few tweaks to the original to refine the model. Notably: Section lengths adjusted to be more evenly sized Now easily fits on an Ender 3 V2 bed Provides more…
I found Andrew's design quite useful as it rigidly fixates the switch, even when (un-)plugging ethernet cables. The present design has openings for better ventilation, since the original design was blocking the vent holes present in my…
A 19" rackmount bracket for the TP-Link TL-SG116 (and TL-SG116P PoE) Switch 40mm center shifted
RC CAR SG116 body shell support. For ultimate strength it's better to print with at least 70% infill.
My 16 port switch was too wide to fit in the 10" rack but this seemed like a good compromise. I've included the FreeCAD file - it's a mess but hopefully it's easier to tweak that than to start fresh if you want to adapt to your own switch.
Bumper mounting part for front and back bumper for RC car SG116 PRO/SCY 16101
Simplified model of: https://www.printables.com/model/1513148-tp-link-tl-sg116e-wall-mount-brackets
I added a hole to the right part of the holder, so I can push some cables through it
SG116MAX replacement inner wheel with added material to account for weaker filaments.
Miałem ostatnio problem z mocowaniem switcha TP-Link TL-SG116 po wymianie okablowania na CAT 6a S/FTP - nie podobało mi się jak te przewody się układają. Pierwotnie miałem switch zamontowany pod szafką 19" na magnesach neodymowych które…
A simple stand for the TP Link SG116 smart switch to hold the device upright. The switch is raised about 3 mm from the bottom plate to ensure air circulation through the side walls. Printable without any bridges.
I found Andrew's design quite useful as it rigidly fixates the switch, even when (un-)plugging ethernet cables. The present design has openings for better ventilation, since the original design was blocking the vent holes present in my…
Simplified model of: https://www.printables.com/model/1513148-tp-link-tl-sg116e-wall-mount-brackets
I added a hole to the right part of the holder, so I can push some cables through it
SG116MAX replacement inner wheel with added material to account for weaker filaments.
![TP-Link TL-SG116[P] Switch 19" Rackmount Refined](https://media.printables.com/media/prints/1021334/images/7887405_3fda38da-970a-49b7-aa70-83109d4b464d_811f64f1-aaa8-45e8-ab1f-f10d4ae08c63/img_20241014_235535.jpg)
![TP-Link TL-SG116[P] Switch 19" Rackmount (shifted center)](https://media.printables.com/media/prints/1162758/images/8893111_769f4876-7940-480e-995e-acf8fd31bc87_1c334e58-7a38-4f45-964a-61325f65f544/photo_1_2025-02-08_00-56-29.jpg)
![TP-Link TL-SG116[P] Switch 19" Rackmount (shifted center) remix with hole](https://media.printables.com/media/prints/fd2a13e1-392e-4bf4-87b7-c478b1b7422f/images/12700396_673da28b-48e7-4570-95c2-6345e62b89a9_c0aab716-a0ab-499c-b6b0-b0ff3767fb96/img_7462-kopie.jpeg)
