WT32-SC01 mount/faceplate for standard North American electrical box
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Mount a WT32-SC01 display board in a standard single-gang North American box with magnetic attached faceplate.
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I created this print to mount a WT32-SC01 display into a regular single-gang electrical box. The print consists of two parts:
The backplate mounts to the box using the standard holes, and has pins that line up with the holes in the WT32-SC01. There are holes in each corner for magnets.
The faceplate has matching holes for magnets, and fits over the backplate to hold the display in place.
The result is a very clean look with no visible screws, and it's super easy to remove if you need to. You can see a little light bleed through the faceplate in the pictures - that's actually from the power LED on the back of the display. I have a very high-tech solution to fix that (electrical tape).
NOTE - I DO NOT RECOMMEND MESSING WITH LINE POWER UNLESS YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!
In this case, the box used to house the controller for my heat recovery ventilator, so the wiring is all low voltage. I just added a buck converter to bring the supplied 12V down to the 5V needed to power the display.
I've included the Fusion3D file if you want to tweak it.
Nothing critical for the print - I'm using regular PLA, 15% infill. No supports or anything needed.
You'll need 6mm dia x 3mm deep magnets to hold the faceplate to the backplate - make sure you put the magnets in the right way around so they attract the ones in the faceplate! I didn't need to use any glue - the magnets are just pressed in.