Sonoff SV Terminal Block Mount
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I have two identical roller doors in my garage, each have this 4 pin green terminal block that you can unplug but no-…
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I have two identical roller doors in my garage, each have this 4 pin green terminal block that you can unplug but no-where suitable to actually mount anything on. These terminal blocks are only friction fit but they're tight enough to not simply pull out (and lets face it being able to yank a malfunctioning home automation component out might be useful)
I designed this to clip onto the back of that terminal block and not obscure the screw holes while holding the Sonoff SV well enough to stop it from flapping in the wind.
Designed with a bit of clearance, you may want to hot glue wires or something to keep it tidy, there's plastic left over on all sides to do that with. It also gives it a little protection.
I may do up a cover that slides on at some point, we'll see how dirty they get :D
Print Settings
Printer:
Cocoon create
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
100
Infill:
20
Filament:
Whatever random 4 year old stuff PLA
Black
Notes:
It's tight, but be gentle and firm, it'll go in.
The plate is a little on the thin side, I use some random 6mm long (No 4 I think?) self tapping screws, sometimes they cause a sharp little bump on the back, your mileage may vary.Category: Electronics