I2C-HAT Enclosure

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Stackable DIN Rail Enclosure for Raspberry Pi and I2C-HATs automation boards allows installation of Raspberry Pi and any I2C-HAT in this enclosure, stack them and even mount the stack on a DIN Rail. Four M2.5x5 bolts are needed to install the boards in this enclosure. **What to print?** For a complete enclosure, you should print: 1. I2C-HAT Enclosure 2. Side Panels for your board type (see below) 3. Lid, one Lid per stack, the Lid is not required for all enclosures in the stack, only for the last one. In a stack, the bottom of an I2C-HAT Enclosure acts as a Lid for the I2C-HAT Enclosure located underneath. 4. DIN Clip, only required if you're going to mount the stack on a DIN Rail, not required for every I2C-HAT Enclosure in the mounted stack. **The Side Panels** I2C-HAT Enclosure Side Panels are customized for the following board types: 1. Raspberry PI 2. DI16ac I2C-HAT 3. DQ10rly I2C-HAT 4. DI6acDQ6rly I2C-HAT **Installing Raspberry Pi** You need to cut/remove the small plastic panel over the SDCard area on the bottom of the I2C-HAT Enclosure. Be careful not to cut your fingers! Install Raspberry Pi in the I2C-HAT Enclosure using 4pcs M2.5x5 bolts and install the Raspberry Pi Side Panels. **Installing I2C-HATs** You need to cut/remove the plastic panel in the 40pin connector area. Be careful not to cut your fingers! Install the chosen I2C-HAT in the I2C-HAT Enclosure using 4pcs M2.5x5 bolts and install the corresponding I2C-HAT Side Panels. **NOTE!!!** If you plan to use this enclosure with other add-on boards, please make sure your 40pin connector is tall enough (26.6mm total, 16mm under PCB and 9mm over PCB, the PCB is thickness is 1.6mm). This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0O0G5rirodR