ESPresense Case for D1 Mini and Nekmit USB-C Charger
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This case fits over the Nekmit 20W USB-C charger and a D1 Mini ESP32 board
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Do you use ESPresense with your Home Assistant setup? Tired of having cables running up your walls, or struggling with where to place your ESP32 board? This case has you covered (pun intended).
There's a holster for the ESP board where you just slide it in from the end. From there, you'll connect the shortest possible USB-C cable from the charger to the ESP board, tuck it in between the charger and the holster, then slide the cover over both. The cover isn't a super-snug fit, so it incorporates grips on the inside that keep it from falling off while still allowing you to easily disassemble the unit if needed.
From there, just plug it in and enjoy the benefits of having an ESPresense beacon anywhere throughout your home without having to see those messy wires.
Parts required:
- One 5-volt ESP32 D1 Mini board - https://a.co/d/gjbkUpd ($30 for a 5-pack on Amazon)
- Nekmit 20W USB-C charger - https://a.co/d/cpCCkTM ($15 on Amazon)
- Chenyang USB-C short flat cable - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DFYJG29L?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_2P4F9N3HJ7WQ9KM5XQKJ&skipTwisterOG=1&newOGT=1 ($9 on Amazon)
No soldering required, and no supports are needed to print the 2 components in this model. Both STL and 3MF files are included for download.