light switch protector 3d models
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Light switch protector to prevent accidentally switching off a light switch while still allowing use of the switch. Designed to fit over most standard light switch covers. ... Looks very nice when printed in glow in the dark material.
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Cover your light switches from pesky kids—or in-laws who forget you have smart lights! ... Modified light switch cover/protector to add countersunk screw holes and either slightly rounded corners or completely rounded ends.
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This is a simple plate, installed OVER a light switch (not replacing the plate) which protects switches from being accidentally switched. This is particularly useful if you have a row of switches, and one is something you don't want accidentally...
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A simple cover preventing me (or others) from flipping the switch that controls the outlets for my printers.
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Ever had a rocker switch for a ceiling fan that CANNOT be turned of or the house becomes a desert? ... I hope this solves the problem.
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Ever had a rocker switch for a ceiling fan that CANNOT be turned of or the house becomes a desert? ... I hope this solves the problem.
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Like some other remixes, this adds a countersink to the holes as well as making them larger to accommodate my switchplate's screws. This also rounds the ends for a slightly more decorative appearance. ...Includes the SCAD file used to make the...
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I have a powered height adjusting desk (uplift) and it is against a wall with 2 (separated) light switches. Without protectors (or with the original design) when I lifted or lowered the desk it would flip on or off the switches. The protective fins...
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Slip on cover to help prevent accidental switching with an Australian HPM triple light switch. Useful for outdoor sensor lights that change mode on switching. Not the prettiest of designs, but functional. ... To suit switch plate width of ~72.7mm or...
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the original design requires a toothpick/pin to flip the switch, so i modified it so you could also flip it through the gap in one side, like most of the ones you can find in stores the original design is great for if you have kids, but this one is...
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Remixed to have the opening on the left side, which was better for where I needed it.
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Light switch protector in the form of a missile switch. ...This remix snaps together with no need for a nut and bolt.
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I designed this small protector to keep the lamp from getting shut off accidentally because the switch rests on the bedside table and due to the short cable cannot be placed elsewhere. So if my son throws his books or toys on the table he would often...
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Simple design to keep light switches in either the Off or On positions. Easy to install and remove, clean design. Prints without supports. ... 5-30-2020: Smaller version (75 mm) added.
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... the switch to the freezer. ...I've now managed to accidentally switch off the freezer and defrost all the food three times! No more. Ultimaker to the rescue! ... Note a customisable version is available here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:150485
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attach the tabs using duct tape, then slide the protector over the light fixture.
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This is a Decora Switch Protector Cover to keep a switch on, or off when the circuit is being worked on. The DECORA SSC.stl file has 2 holes that a pen will fit through to control the switch for motion sensor lights, etc.. These covers can be used...
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This protector prevents unintentional switch ON when VOLT 200 is inserted in your bag. ...Paste with double-sided tape
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Switches on the Polaris Axys Chassis RMK are famous for getting broken. ... This switch protector prevents the switch from taking the hit, without compromising the usability of the switch. ... Should work with any 2016 to Current Axys Chassis RMK.
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t16 gimbal and switch protector it has an added strap to hook around the back bar to more securely hold it in place