imax b6 temperature sensor 3d models

Housing for a home-brew Homematic temperature sensor. I did use the following components: PCB: https://github.com/TomMajor/AskSinPP\_Examples/tree/master/PCB/Sensor\_PLHT Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V:...

Formulated as Omega's specification for the HX94CW model sensor.

Sensor 6 mm in diameter. Sonoff DS18B20

Accessory to cover wire and sensor use in aquarism

This is a case for Temper, an open-source ESP8266 temperature sensor I designed and built. Temper boasts a 13x7 pixel display, consuming only 30-40uA in deep sleep mode, while the TP4054 chip handles charging via microUSB. You can access all...

Engineers Crafted a Standard Temperature Probe Mounting Device.

A simple box was required to house two temperature probes.

Designed for the cheap panel mount temperature sensors from eBay / Amazon. Mounted to fridge freezer using 4 x magnets (10mm diameter, >1.2kg pull force) in the shelves inside the holder. Holds 2 of the panel mount sensor displays (for fridge...

This is a small cabinet to house a temperature sensor outdoors. It is not pretty, but it is very simple and its printing does not depend on supports. It has been in use outside my electronics lab for a while now and I believe I can consider the...

You can use this to hold Dallas sensor on the surface

I have created a housing for my home-made temperature sensor. I'm using the HMSensor PCBs from pa-pas Github: https://github.com/pa-pa/HMSensor For the firmware, I have flashed the following one:...

Once loaded the firmware (instructions are available in the project page) on your IoT device, you will be able to manage your sensors and actuators directly from the SDK or from the Web app. This page contains the frame to print to reproduce a...

A thermal detector, the MLX90614, measures infrared radiation to provide accurate temperature readings.

This is an example of an inexpensive digital thermometer, demonstrating cost-effective temperature measurement capabilities.

Simple stand requires no screws. ... Looks better than just plopping the sensor flat. Looks better than an extra hole in your wall. Pop sensor onto stand and move at will. ... Simple.

Simple stand requires no screws. ... Looks better than just plopping the sensor flat. Looks better than an extra hole in your wall. Pop sensor onto stand and move at will. ... Simple.

In this enclosure resides an Arduino Nano board alongside its associated display mounting system. ...Through a discreet opening, a temperature sensing cable extends to allow for effortless monitoring of ambient temperatures.

Electronics component - Temperature sensorModeled of the original part in solidworks.Model is to scale 1:1IGES and STL files available

That being said, I noticed that the placement of the sensor head and connection pins vary slightly from sensor to sensor and from manufacturer to manufacturer. Also, some have the mounting tab on top of the sensor head and some don't. ... The...

That being said, I noticed that the placement of the sensor head and connection pins vary slightly from sensor to sensor and from manufacturer to manufacturer. Also, some have the mounting tab on top of the sensor head and some don't. ... The...

Sensor 6 mm in diameter. Sonoff DS18B20 This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/52u8S2A6gfI

I wasn't thrilled about sticking the sensor to just a wall. ...So I designed this bracket, which can be mounted securely and permanently.

Sensor 6 mm in diameter. Sonoff DS18B20 This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/52u8S2A6gfI

Simple stand requires no screws. Looks better than just plopping the sensor flat. Looks better than an extra hole in your wall. Pop sensor onto stand and move at will. Simple. Category: Household

The sensorclamp can be interchangable for different sensor types. The clamp included is for 6mm PT100 Sensor. The cable outlet can be through the wall or downwards in front of the wall. ... Please feel free to contact me if you design an...

This is a model I designed a long time ago to hold the temp/humidity sensor for my filament cabinet in my Lack enclosure. It's a quick print, and can be used to mount the sensor on any side. ...I ended up hanging it upside down from the top of my...

... setup, I utilized a 78l05 linear regulator to step down the voltage from 12v (my lights) to 5v (sensor). This configuration works out perfectly because the sensor I have only draws approximately 25mA at most, so there's no heat issue whatsoever.

... small circuitboard to be installed. I utilized a 78l05 linear regulator here to step down voltage from 12v (my lights) to 5v (sensor). ... This works out well because the sensor I have only draws maybe 25mA tops so there's not a heat issue at all.

It acts as a safety device that prevents overheating or overcooling by automatically turning heating or cooling systems on or off when the desired temperature setting is reached. This process helps maintain a consistent indoor environment, ensuring...

Hold Dallas sensor on the surface using this setup:\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand: RepRap\nPrinter Model: Prusa I3 Steel\nRafts Required: Yes\nSupports Needed: No\nResolution: 0.4mm\nInfill Percentage: 30%