TP-Link TL-SG1008P HSW/wall mount

considerations before printing

Both switch and power supply slots are symmetrical on 2 axes: the devices can be inserted from either end, and facing towards or away from the wall/HSW lattice.
In order to choose, consider where you want the power supply to be, if you want the power cable crossing the RJ45 cables, if you want the RJ45 tongues to face front or back, if you want the front panel to be readable.

Both PC and power supply slots are symmetrical on 2 axes: the devices can be inserted from either end, and facing towards or away from the wall/HSW lattice.
In order to choose, examine how you want to position your devices. Take note of side of the power supply socket on the PC once the model is installed.
The models can be mirrored to get the power supply on the side of your choice.

how to print

3 models provided. The screw gaps have been calculated to match HSW's lattice.
• top insertion: device inserted from the top (recommended for a vertical wall mount)
• side insertion: device inserted from a side
• universal: holes for both options are included, so you can choose after printing

Print with the bottom on the build plate, as provided. No supports required.

Electronic devices can get quite warm. Do not print in PLA. PETG is advised.

how to use

Countersunk screws, M4 (base < ⌀4, top < ⌀8).

Attach it to the wall/HSW folling below instructions.

Then simply push the device in.

The devices can be inserted from either end, and facing towards or away from the wall/HSW lattice.

wall mounting

Vertical mounting: use screws in the top holes. Screws in the bottom holes are optional.

Horizontal mounting: use screws in both holes.

HSW mounting

Follow instructions on the dedicated page.

links to components

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selftapping countersunk screws (M4 variants)
countersunk bolt screws (M4 variants)