Battery Powered WLED Floodlight Mounts
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A temporary system for mounting RGB LED floodlights, a battery and controller to trees without damaging them
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These are the 3D printed components for my temporary tree floodlight setup from this video
✨ Features
Temporarily mount your WS2811 floodlights to a tree of any size without damaging it. Use the waterproof battery box to install a wireless controller and to hold a Milwaukee M12 tool battery using the included battery receiver model.
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Printing Details
These prints are all incredibly simple, no magic here!
Recommended material: ASA or PETG (for heat and UV resistance, ASA if you're using in Summer)
Layer height: 0.25 mm
Infill: 20% (Gyroid or Grid)
Perimeters: 2+
Supports: Not required
Orientation: Print on the flat side!
Hardware
To assemble, you'll require the following hardware
- 2 x M4 x 25mm countersunk screws (for fixing the battery mount in place)
- 4 x M3 x 12mm screws to attach Box_Mount to Box_Bottom
- 6 x M3 x 25mm screws for the latches
- 1 x M4 x 12mm countersunk screw to ‘lock’ the box and prevent access
- 2 x PG7 glands to pass cables through
To replicate the video, you'll also need
- 10W LED Floodlight
- WLED Controller
- Pigtails (I cut extensions in half)
- Any 25mm (1 Inch) strap should work fine