Arduino Power Monitor Enclosure

Arduino Power Monitor Enclosure

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This is an enclosure I made for an Arduino Mega and a custom board I created to measure power on up to 15 breakers per Arduino. I have 2 of these installed in my house next to the panel. Grey PLA matches the Panel color, so it blends right in. This was one of my first prints, so the welding is a bit rough, but it is acceptable for the wiring closet. See instructions for further info Instructions I have a full write-up of the Power Monitoring I setup here http://www.kazolar.com/?p=221. So I won't go into how to setup the system here. To print basically any settings will work, you'll need supports for a few sections, and the middle pieces should be glued to together. The threads are for nice beefy m6 bolts, you'll need 8 30mm bolts (per box, if you plan to make more than one). Then you can use regular screws to attach it to whatever you want to mount it on.

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