smartthings multipurpose sensor battery 3d models

After designing the SmartThings multipurpose sensor 2015 and 2016 models and successfully operating all my motion sensors with AAA batteries, it only made sense to do the same with the SmartThings multipurpose sensors, of which I have a larger...

I've been frustrated several times mounting a Samsung SmartThings Multipurpose Sensor as a door open/close indicator because some doors have a large offset between the door and the door frame. You can mount your Multipurpose Sensor directly to this...

I've been frustrated several times mounting a Samsung SmartThings Multipurpose Sensor as a door open/close indicator because some doors have a large offset between the door and the door frame. You can mount your Multipurpose Sensor directly to this...

I designed this mount so I can temporarily mount the multipurpose sensor as a way to bypass the (semi) permanent 2 face tape. If you are using this on the inside of a door jam and there is no space to mount the smaller half of the contact sensor you...

This is a spacer for the SmartThings/Aeotec Multipurpose Sensor magnet.I made it for the model that I own which is: IM6001-MPP01Printed in PLA at 10% infill.

Some individuals may argue that a sealed box can degrade battery performance or prevent heat dissipation, reducing the life of your sensor. However, for my setup, which only cost $18 for the sensor, I have not observed any adverse effects; your...

... provides sufficient strength while minimizing material usage. This custom spacer is designed to offer a seamless integration with the Samsung SmartThings Multipurpose sensor (2nd-gen), ensuring a precise fit and a professional-looking installation.

This is a simple spacer for the Samsung SmartThings Multipurpose sensor (2nd-gen). As I started peppering these around the house I noticed that I needed at least three different spacer sizes. First I started with a rectangle, but that didn't look...

... into place, and I recommend taping it firmly so that no water can penetrate. I also encase the sensor in a mini-ziplock bag for added protection. After running this setup for more than one year, the sensor remains functional and works flawlessly.

Hi, I'm new at 3D printing so I wanted to design something useful and it turns out that if you're a Smartthings multipurpose sensor user, you very commonly face a problem with the sensor being fixed on a window or door frame without properly facing...

This will hold a Smartthings motion sensor and help conceal it on any vertical surface.

The mount that comes with the newer Smartthings motion sensors only uses adhesive as I wanted to mount with something stronger as it kept falling off the wall.

Sensor:...

SmartThings Motion Sensor Ball Mount. Attach sensor to mount using included screws. Sheerrock or similar screws are required for wall mounting. This motion sensor is designed to detect movement and temperature, offering a 120-degree field of view.

I created a cover that snugly fits over the Samsung SmartThings Motion Sensor to restrict its field of view. The issue I faced was that even with the sensor tilted upwards as far as possible, my dogs kept triggering it, causing the stairs' lights to...

This is a bracket designed specifically for holding a Samsung SmartThings motion sensor in place. A common problem many users encounter is the double-sided tape that comes with these sensors, which often fails to provide a secure hold and results in...

So I couldn't find the part of the SmartThings sensor that triggers the open close switch. Part is not 100% identical to original but from a distance no one will notice :-)</p><p>Note when printing the model, printer needs to pause so you can insert...

I reworked the SmartThings Motion Sensor (2015) case to accommodate AAA batteries, thanks to oscahie's design. ...However, the original layout didn't mesh well with my sensor's green PCB marked "Rev 2.0", so I tweaked it to fit seamlessly.

This enclosure offers a degree of weatherproofing for the Samsung SmartThings Multipurpose Sensor GP-U999SJVLAAA. Please be aware that this feature is exclusive to the newer model; the older model has a distinct shape. The dimensions are tailored...

This is a 3D printed housing for the SmartThings Motion Sensor (2015) designed to replace the single CR2450 button cell battery with two AAA batteries, providing significantly increased energy capacity of over 2000 mAh compared to the ~600 mAh of the...

The upcoming Kickstarter campaign will feature a versatile sensor housing designed to integrate a Humidity/Temperature Sensor and a Lux Sensor on top. The innovative design allows for optional mount configurations, including a Moisture Sensor or a...

I previously designed some "ball & socket" type mounts for my SmartThings motion sensors around my house, but after a few weeks they loosened up and wouldn't hold the sensor in place. I wanted a simple low-profile mount that would easily allow me to...

The device clicks into place once printed, requiring only a few minutes of assembly time. ...To secure it firmly against the wall, I opted for industrial-grade mounting tape, which also enabled me to swiftly attach the sensor component.

Multipurpose holder, for cell phone charging, remote control holder, key ring and much more ..Put double-sided tape on the back and stick it where needed.

Multipurpose holder, for cell phone charging, remote control holder, key ring and much more ..Put double-sided tape on the back and stick it where needed.Material:PLAInfill:15%No supportsEnjoy

This enclosure serves as a motion-sensing hub for the MySensors platform, providing a space-housing setup that incorporates two 18650 batteries, an Arduino Nano with nrf24l01 transceiver, and a motion sensor. ... Upon activation, this assembly operates...

The current design has a major flaw: the use of PCB-mounted battery terminals that flex easily, causing the batteries to separate if the sensor is dropped, often damaging the battery terminals simultaneously. Furthermore, as seen from the pictures...

... Only After Motion. Parts: * Nodemcu Development Board * PIR Sensor * 18650 Battery * Some Wires * Blynk Account * 1k Resistor * 10k Resistor * 2N222 NPN Transistor You Can Find the Arduino Code on Github Here, Complete with Wiring Diagram.

The distances between the rivets aren't equal so you can't rotate the sensor by 90 degrees.Put the battery holder into the box.Snap the lid on the box.Updated lid 2024-02-19: Slightly increased rivet diameter for better fit with sensor.Updated...

In my concept proposal for SmartThings, I pitched an innovative idea (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/smartthings/smartthings-make-your-world-smarter) but unfortunately, it didn't make the cut for the shortlist.