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I use a UPS to catch any power disruptions to my printer. It was sitting on the floor until I designed an under desk mount for it. Now, the work area looks much better and easier to keep clean. This design allows for the mounting of the…
Wanted to get the UPS up off the floor, couldn't find any mounts for the big ups so i made some. Print with at least 4 walls and 40% infill, I used a .6 nozzle and .3 layer height. No supports needed
A simple bracket to mount a CyberPower Surge Protector (model P704U) under a desk. The screws holes were sized for my #8 screws (5mm) - in theory, any #8 screws would work. Printing I used HatchBox Matte Black PLA filament @ 220C. I…
Simple legs to raise your Cyberpower 1500VA from the ground. I will fit anything with a width of 100 mm.
I wanted to get my CyberPower 1350 UPS off the ground, so I made a stand. I would print at least two of these. The ends do not interfere with air flow at all. 15% infill, triangles or hexagons work best! .20mm @@UPDATE@@ I updated the…
I wanted a shelf to put atop my CyberPower BRG1500AVRLCD UPS so drew one up in Fusion 360 and printed it out. Print parts in the orientation provided - you will one to print two or three of the legs stl. I suggest you use supports on the…
I wanted to have a little UPS for my modem, router and switch in my Primex SOHO Pro P3000ND media cabinet that is in the closet under my stairs where all the network cables in my house meet. This should fit the P2100ND and P4200ND as…
This is a replacement ear design for vertically mounting a Cyberpower 2U UPS. Print this with a high number of perimeters (4+) and at least 50-60% infill. DO NOT try and use for horizontally mounting a UPS.
Print in the orientation in which it shows up in your slicer. This will make it so no supports are needed and will also be the strongest print due to the layer lines being perpendicular to the weight of the object you are placing on it.…
CyberPower Power Strip under desk Mount. I use three of these to screw under desk. One on the end and then one on each side so I can still remove the bank with out undoing the screws. I mount them so they do not cover any outlets.
On this, I used heat to bend the tab to an angle post print.
Simple stand for the Cyberpower CNKD0401-14004A3 V01 LCD board. Uses 3 of the 4 holes on the board as index points, and provides access on the rear for the 11-pin connector. Approximate size: 70 x 90 x 17 mm Approximate mass: 15 g at 5%…
The CyberPower power stip has slots in the back to mont on the wall. So I made a attachment for the HSW.
I made these brackets to fix a Cyberpower CPS1500AVR battery backup device I purchased used. The L bracket / hooks that hold the front faceplate on were broken. Since straight gluing them would not be strong enough I created these small…
Designed to fit over each end of the CyberPower Model 880 surge suppressor. Mounts with four #6 screws to a flat surface. Prints without support. Printed with 3 perimeters, 10% triangle infill, oriented with flat side on print bed. Modem…
Another solution to a random problem: Someone has an adjustable desk and they need a UPS because of random power issues. The computer cords are too short when the desk is up and the UPS is on the floor and equipment gets dangerously moved…
Project data: https://github.com/MarioHP/Synology-Display-UPS-Monitor
I needed a way to securely mount an UPS into a print cabinet, keeping it off the ground, and out of the way of the drawer slides, while keeping the mass low in the frame. I whipped this up. It uses a pair of 3030 rails to lock the cradle…
Print in the orientation in which it shows up in your slicer. This will make it so no supports are needed and will also be the strongest print due to the layer lines being perpendicular to the weight of the object you are placing on it.…
